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Fedora Project Leader future

LWN: "Before I do that, I want to smoothly pass on the role of Fedora Project Leader, and make sure the person who next takes this role can be fully successful in it."

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A Simple Approach to Using Microsoft Azure Table Storage

Discover this simple way to start using Microsoft Azure tables for data storage.

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A Simple Approach to Using Microsoft Azure Table Storage

Discover this simple way to start using Microsoft Azure tables for data storage.

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Using Nmap to Fix a Problem

Systhread: "Ever had an ipv4 network address that is supposed to migrate over via a high availability mechanism simply not work, or even stranger if there were several addresses some do and some do not?"

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Solaris Is Dead. Long Live Linux

Linux Magazine: "Hot on the heels of acquiring Sun, Oracle has changed the license for Solaris making it non-free once again. In a time like this, such a move can only be fatal and of course ultimately beneficial to Linux."

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C++ Programming News: The C++0x Final Committee Draft Has Been Approved

ISOC C++ standards committee moves one step closers to the completion of the C++0x standard.

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E-commerce Content: Be Ready for Any Holiday

Investing a little time now in your holiday e-commerce content can attract visitors to your Web shop all year long.

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E-commerce Content: Be Ready for Any Holiday

Investing a little time now in your holiday e-commerce content can attract visitors to your Web shop all year long.

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Memcached Vendors Bulk Up for Web 2.0

Linux Planet: "Gear6 and Schooner roll out new solutions built on top of the open source memcached distributed caching effort."

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HTC Incredible Close to Release, Will Pack Market's Best Phone Hardware

DailyTech: "The HTC Incredible looks to take on the iPhones and Blackberries in the battle for smart phone dominance"

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Adobe Readies Security Update Service for Reader, Acrobat

Next week Adobe Systems will put its new updater service to the test when it releases the latest security updates for its popular Reader and Acrobat apps.

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How to remove Mono from Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx [Updated]

The Open Sourcerer: "To remove Mono from your shiny new desktop installation of Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx enter the following command (after taking the usual precautions like backups of your data etc)."

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Mozilla Plugin Checker to Support Rival Browsers

In an effort to boost security across the Web, open source Mozilla extends its service for verifying plugins to competitors, though some questions remain.

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Inside Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Kernel

Red Hat's kernel is a hybrid of best-of-breed technologies, it claims, yet this version remains consistent with previous Red Hat releases.

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Emarketing: Contact Management

A viewer asks for one tool to manage disparate contacts, FedEx fails big time and entrepreneurial coach, Noah St. John helps you get your foot off the brake.

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Hacker Claims To Have Linux Working (Again) On PS3

Kotaku: "On April 1, Sony removed one of the PlayStation 3’s original features, the option to install an alternate operating system such as Linux, with its latest firmware (version 3.21). Today, one man claims to have reinstated that feature."

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Ubuntu's Success Story: the Upstart Startup Manager (Linux Boot Camp p.2)

Linux Planet: "Ubuntu developers invented Upstart as a replacement for the hoary old SysV init system, with the aim of meeting the complex demands of booting modern Linux systems. Upstart is being adopted by Fedora, Debian, and openSUSE. Akkana Peck introduces us to this Ubuntu success story."

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Alexandria Project: Does the Dear Leader have a Rocket in his Pocket, or is he Happy to See Us?

Standards Blog: "The President of the United States was treating himself to an early breakfast of bacon and eggs. Why not? If a Commander in Chief couldn't ignore his doctor's orders on his 70th birthday, why bother to have the job at all?"

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Creating your own Tetris game with VB.NET - Part 3

In this part of my series, I am going to cover the whole creation of all the shapes, and the game playing methods.

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KDE 4.5 beta brings window tiling, new notifications

ars Technica: "The developers behind the KDE desktop environment have released the first beta of version 4.5. Although the major focus during this development cycle is stability, the release also brings some nice new features and user interface improvements."

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FileZilla

An open source freeware combination FTP client and server that's easy to use

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Google App Engine: What Is It Good For?

Google App Engine offers Java and Python developers automatic scaling and potential cost savings -- if they properly design the applications to run on it.

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Google App Engine: What Is It Good For?

Google App Engine offers Java and Python developers automatic scaling and potential cost savings -- if they properly design the applications to run on it.

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Google App Engine: What Is It Good For?

Google App Engine offers Java and Python developers automatic scaling and potential cost savings -- if they properly design the applications to run on it.

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Microsoft: Google Chrome doesn't respect your privacy

ars Technica: "Microsoft is going on the offensive against Google, accusing the search giant of creating a browser that does not respect user privacy. The company posted a video, embedded below, on TechNet Edge with the following description: "Watch a demo on how Google Chrome collects every keystroke you make..."

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