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15 Quick Security Wins for Your Network

Network security isn't easy, but there are plenty of ways to maximize the return you get on your efforts. Here are fifteen ways to gain a lot more security for less effort than you might expect.

Setting the record straight on sudo

Tech Republic: "I recently read a blog posting that denounced the use of sudo as insecure because of the following (briefly summed up and paraphrased) reasons:"

'We positioned Ubuntu as a version of Linux that was personal and non-technical'

Information Week: "Mark Shuttleworth, Founder, Canonical and Ubuntu Linux on why he thinks Ubuntu will succeed on the desktop, where other equally famed competitors have failed "

A Guide to Small Business Graphics Software

Your small business software toolbox should include at last one graphics software app. Heres what you need to know to pick the right graphics package -- plus a selection of software for every budget.

What price can you put on a user community?

TechWorld: "In a swift decision Sony effectively put a price on one of its user communities. It terminated a sought-after feature in one of its products and with it went a vibrant end-user community."

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Installing Android on the iPhone - The Complete Guide

Tech Source: "Do you feel jealous of your Android-using friends? Are you sick and tired of your iPhone's locked up OS? Are you fearless enough to install Android on the iPhone?"

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8 of the best photo managers for Linux

TechRadar: "Since the arrival of consumer digital cameras, hard drives have been filling up with images of every social occasion, no matter how boring."

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Fedora, Mozilla, and trademarks

LWN.net: "Trademarks and free software can make a volatile mix. It is understandable that a project would want to ensure that code shipping under its name is "the real McCoy", but modifying the source and distributing the result is a hallmark of free software."

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IPFire brings super secure Linux to the masses

IT Wire: "The new IPFire distribution seeks to take security to the highest level while also making things a breeze for the less experienced to set up."

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Using Windows 7 in iPad? Citrix Says Yes

Citrix is the first to claim it will enable the iPad to run Windows 7. IT managers will be able to control who can access the Windows 7 desktop or even specific applications.

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Ubuntu-based Windows XP looker freshens up

The Register: "Ylmf OS 3.0 has been released from a Chinese software maker with the familiar Luna theme found in Microsoft's Windows 7 and Windows Vista predecessor."

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A Week with Google Android 2.2 (Froyo)

The VAR Guy: "Google's new Android treat has been named 'Froyo' after frozen yogurt, and it's nearly every bit as sweet as it sounds."

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Linux Questions Zero Reply Drive

Linux Questions: "One of the main goals of LQ is to help members get questions about Linux answered. One way we help facilitate this is with the "Zero Reply" functionality, which allows you to easily find threads with no replies."

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wearable linux computer, makes you feel like cap'n crunch

Handle With Linux: "This is the 1D/2D scanner imager available as an extension to the wearable w200 rugged Linux computer. Finally the Linux equivalent of the cap'n crunch secret decoder ring."

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Optional and Named Parameters in C# Programming

In this installment we'll explore optional and named parameters in C# programming. This is an option that has long been around within the Visual Basic language, but is newly introduced in to the C# language in the .NET Framework version 4.0.

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Report: Linux Kernel Devs: We Need New Blood

The Linux kernel development team is turning into a gaggle of geezers. Where is the next generation of Linux kernel developers?

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ScaleMP Steps Up Server Virtualization Aggregation Software

The company started out with a server virtualization aggregation tool that makes many boxes look like one. Now, it's enhancing its formula and splitting that image into a second virtual machine.

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Bordeaux 2.0.4 for Linux Released

Wine-Reviews: "The Bordeaux Technology Group released Bordeaux 2.0.4 for Linux today. Bordeaux 2.0.4 is a maintenance release that fixes a number of small bugs. With this release we have changed the Bordeux UI from a GTKDialog to a GTKWindow, the "OK" button has also been re-named to "Install"."

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