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A Guide To Linux Communities
Are you a new Linux user? Fantastic! Welcome to the world of freedom. Freedom of choice, freedom of expression, freedom from vendor lockin. You've made an excellent choice. Now that you've chosen, installed, and are using Linux there are a few things you should keep in mind as you learn the ropes of your new system.
Date:2008-05-07
What is the Essential Server?
Every provider will tell you how great their servers, support, uptime, expertise and guarantees are. Take a close look. What they're really offering you is nothing close to what Rackspace does. See for yourself.
Date:2008-05-01
Adobe AIR Ready For Linux
Adobe AIR for Linux Alpha-Release is available on Adobe Labs. It is a pre-release version and is alpha-ish at best. About a month earlier, Adobe shipped AIR v1.0 for Windows and Mac but delayed the Linux release as Adobe had to "wait on the core Flash Player's support for Linux to be finalized."
Date:2008-04-01
Linux-Based Everex GPC Pulled From Wal-Mart Shelves
Price-wise, we think a $200 PC is hard to beat. Wal-Mart (and/or the store's customers) apparently found fault with something, however, as the company has decided to dedicate its shelf space to something else.
Date:2008-03-13
Reduce Hosting Fees and Gain Superior IT Support
When you sign up for a managed hosting plan with TWO of these add-ons: Managed Backups, Managed Firewall or Load Balancing. Limited time offer.
Date:2008-02-14
Moving a Subversion Repository from Windows to a Linux Server
I recently had to move a subversion (svn) repository to another server. The repository was on a Windows server and had to be moved to a Linux server. Step 1: Backup your old Repository The first thing you need when moving from one server to another is a dump of your subversion repository.
Date:2008-02-13
Rackspace: Let IT Hosting Change the Way You Work
No more stretching yourself thin trying to keep up with your endless IT to-do-list. That's the beauty of IT Hosting and Fanatical Support® from Rackspace. We become an extension of your IT department, hosting your servers and supporting them around the clock so they stay up and running. You don't even have to think about the servers, let alone do a thing to support them.
Date:2008-02-07
Lenovo Finally Releases SuSE Installed Thinkpads
After a bit of a delay, Lenovo has finally released it's Thinkpads with Linux pre-installed. The company first mentioned it's plans to do just that all the way back in August, calling for a fourth-quarter 2007 release. Obviously it didn't quite work out that way, but at least it's still January.
Date:2008-01-16
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