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• Distribution Release: Dragora GNU/Linux 2.0

  <b>Distrowatch:</b> "Matias Fonzo has announced the release of Dragora GNU/Linux 2.0, a 100% "libre", general-purpose distribution built from scratch:"

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• Tip: Tip: Using Autoexpect to Create Interactive Scripts in Linux

  Scripting interactive operations can be a challenge, but the expect command is tailor-made for this. Juliet Kemp offers some tips on using this handy scripting tool.

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• Making Linux Server Directories More Readable, Add to Perl's @INC Array

  Tip of the Trade: Anyone who has encountered the Perl @INC array in the context of a 'cannot find module' error knows the value of being able to see a list of directories on you Linux server. Here's how to access @INC and find obscurely located modules before they are lost.

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• vpnc Connects Linux and Cisco VPNs

  Linux users have a notoriously hard time with Cisco's VPN client. With vpnc, a little effort up front yields easy connections via GNOME NetworkManager or the command line.

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• Report: How Compiz Fusion and Chaos Built a Linux Hardware Company

  ZaReason is a popular independent Linux computer company, founded by Cathy and Earl Malmrose. Cathy Malmrose tells the tale of how ZaReason came into existence thanks to chaos and Compiz Fusion.

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• Desktop Linux: An Average User Success Story

  <b>The ERACC Web Log:</b> "Chuck is my average user desktop Linux success story. He has been so for about six years now. Chuck does not want to go back to Microsoft operating systems as he sees no benefit to that."

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• Head to the Cloud for Storage with Linux and DRDB

  Have your storage needs gone beyond a few lines of rsync scripting? With a combination of Amazon's cloud services, DRDB and Linux you can craft a resilient storage solution.

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• Monitor Linux file system events with inotify

  <b>IBM Developerworks:</b> "Summary: Use inotify when you need efficient, fine-grained, asynchronous monitoring of Linux file system events. Use it for user-space monitoring for security, performance, or other purposes."

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• Linux Versus E. coli

  <b>Discover:</b> "Linux bears an uncanny resemblance to the genes in a living cell. Many genes make proteins that act as switches for other genes. The proteins clamp onto DNA near a target gene, allowing the cell to read the gene and make a new protein."

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• Google at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit

  This week several Googlers will be speaking at the the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit in San Francisco, CA. This event is an “invitation-only summit gathering core kernel developers...

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• See How To Install Linux On PS3 - Enhance Your PS3 To The Fullest

  Have you decided you wish to learn how to install Linux on PS3, but you';re unsure how to go about this? It';s fine, you';re not alone. Because the development of the PS3 and the capability to install L... [Author: J Wilson - Computers and Internet - June 16, 2010]

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• Russel Crowe's Robin Hood Is Powered By Linux

  <b>Muktware:</b> "Robin Hood meets Linux. What else could be a better metaphor?"

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• The Linux Alphabet

  <b>Ghabuntu:</b> "Today I'd like to see the distributions number with a little of humor: I often wondered if the Linux distributions names could cover the whole alphabet and be used as sort of &#8220; spelling alphabet&#8221;. The answer is ... &#8220;Yes we can!&#8221; "

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• Using Mozilla Prism to Run Web Apps like Local Apps on Linux

  <b>Linux Planet:</b> "Web-based applications are fantastic, except for that whole "running in the browser" thing. Looking to free your browser-based apps from your Web browsing? Take a look at Mozilla Prism."

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• queues in linux tcp stack

  - by poly

  I'm trying to understand the Linux kernel tcp_input/tcp_output and I'm lost. who create/control the queues, if the input is a thread and the out is another thread, who owns the queues in the TCP stack as there are many, I already asked about the retransmission queue before in this site, so the question would be who create this queue I know that this queue holds all sent packet to be retransmitted/deleted after ack later

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• 7 (More) Free and Open Source Finance/Accounting Software for Linux

  <b>Tech Source:</b> "Since our collection of Free and Open Source finance/accounting software for Linux has been quite popular, I would like to add 7 more to that list."

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• Linux-ready netbook touted for eight-hour battery life

  <b>LinuxDevices:</b> "ZaReason is shipping a Linux-ready, 10-inch netbook that uses the Intel Atom N450 processor and is claimed to offer eight hours of battery life."

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• Conquer Video on Linux with MPlayer

  <b>Linux.com:</b> "MPlayer is not your run-of-the mill video player. It's a multi-platform codec-chewing monster truck of a video player for the connoisseur of video players. It has options galore and has the flexibility to play almost anything under the sun."

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• First Fedora 13 Linux Alpha Shows Promise

  <b>Netstat -vat:</b> "The first alpha milestone of the Fedora 13 Linux distribution is now available and it's loaded with a number of innovative features."

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• Why Games Don't Get Ported to Linux - A Game Dev Speaks

  <b>Blog of Helios:</b> "But to quote Yoda, "Short of native game choices we are." There's a reason for that...I mean aside from the myth that the Linux market is too small to support game development."

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• Amazon Kindle for Linux

  <b>Jim Lynch:</b> "Hmm. It seems that one VERY prominent platform is missing. Yep, that's right. Amazon still has not released a Kindle application for Linux."

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• Using Third-Party 802.1X Clients on Windows, Linux or Mac

  If your operating system's native 802.1X client doesn't work with your gear, or if you need additional features, you've got a few choices for your Windows, Linux or Mac clients.

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• Using Third-Party 802.1X Clients on Windows, Linux or Mac

  If your operating system's native 802.1X client doesn't work with your gear, or if you need additional features, you've got a few choices for your Windows, Linux or Mac clients.

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• Shiny, Happy Linux OS Terminals With Bashish

  Tip of the Trade: With spring in the air outside, why not add some color to your Linux OS powered terminals? Bashish offers a fun and simple way to add themes to your terminal.

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• Linux based audio prodcuction tutorials

  - by thelinuxer

  I have been searching for a while for Linux based audio production tutorials. All I can find is tool based tutorials. For example I found tutorials on how to use jack, ardour, lmms ..etc. What I need is tutorials that teaches professional audio production with opensource/free tools, like those already available for protools and likes. If any one can guide me to any videos/articles available it would be highly appreciated. Thanks.

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