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Google fights the Hollywood tech veto

ZDNet: "Ever since the Web was spun there has been tension between Silicon Valley and Hollywood. Generally, Hollywood has won"

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From Obsolete Servers to Private Cloud in 3 Easy Steps

Serverwatch: "Our plan was to build a private cloud, for free, using open source operating systems and virtualization. Even with no money, we still had projects on the table that had to be done. We called our experiment, 'Nebulous,' named after the cloud. The end result was better than we had imagined."

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Why and how the OpenDocument format can save you a lot of time!

Zona-M: "However, there is also one more reason why ODF is great for everybody who must produce a lot of office documents, one that will be the subjects of many posts on this website: ODF is really simple to generate or edit automatically."

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SCO: The Real Legal Argument Revealed

Help Desk: "I really don't understand why SCO is still here."

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Need a Small Office Server? Lenovo Has the Right IdeaCentre

Lenovos Windows Home Server-based IdeaCentre D400 makes a fine small-office server, despite a few flaws.

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Break TrueCrypt Dard Drive Encryption Quickly

Help Net Security: "The latest version of Passware Kit Forensic has become the first commercially available software to break TrueCrypt hard drive encryption without applying a time-consuming brute-force attack. It was also the first product to decrypt BitLocker drives."

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Linux - a supercharged development environment

Linux User and Developer: "Linux has come a long way from being just a geek’s operating system. But there is no doubt that Linux is still the best operating system for geeks and developers."

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Open Source Memcached Vendor NorthScale Gets New CEO and $10 Million

Open source distributed caching gets a boost of cash and management. Where does memcached go from here?

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Cybersecurity Metrics That Matter

Security professionals need to be aware of metrics like percent of patch saturation over time and security events by demographic, as well as other key measuring points.

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Cybersecurity Metrics That Matter

Security professionals need to be aware of metrics like percent of patch saturation over time and security events by demographic, as well as other key measuring points.

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Time For Ubuntu to Fork Evolution

WMD Zone: "Novell have previously tried to leverage that market but did it all wrong. They didn’t understand that there is just one killer feature ... that needs to be in there which is Exchange support."

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Safari 5 Debuts with Performance, HTML 5 Enhancements

Apple officially unveiled Safari 5 today at the company's annual WWDC conference. What's new and improved in the 5.0 release of Safari?

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Linux-powered iPad-like tablets can't come quickly enough

Cyber Cynic: "I'm encouraged by such moves as Google's Android team working more closely with the mainstream Linux developers."

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Ryzom becomes Free Software

Ryzom: "I write to you today to share an exciting news - almost four years after the initial Ryzom.org initiative, Ryzom has just been released as Free Software by Winch Gate."

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Chrome Automatically Installs Google Repository in Ubuntu

Tech Drive-in: "It goes something like this 'Installing Google Chrome will add the Google repository so your system will automatically keep Google Chrome up to date'."

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Get the Most Out of Your Open-Source Software With Redirection in Bash

Top of the Treade: Bash redirection is tricky. Here's a handy cheat sheet for this open-source software utility.

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Get the Most Out of Your Open-Source Software With Redirection in Bash

Serverwatch: "It took me ages to learn bash redirection properly, and I still have to concentrate sometimes to keep my &s and my >s straight. Here's the lowdown in case you, too, have intermittent brain failure on this one."

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Hosting Company Offers Free Servers to Developers

Since launching the program in January, The Planet has donated more than 120 servers to developers and entrepreneurs.

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Business Has Killed IT With Overspecialization

Enterprise Networking Planet: "What happened to the old "sysadmin" of just a few years ago? We've split what used to be the sysadmin into application teams, server teams, storage teams, and network teams."

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Today's Guide to Linux Virtualization

Linux.com: "There's no question about whether to deploy virtualization; the real question is what virtualization solutions to look at and what workloads to virtualize. We'll help cut through the complexity and help set the options straight."

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Lessons on development of 64-bit C/C++ applications

The course is devoted to creation of 64-bit applications in C/C++ language and is intended for the Windows developers who use Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 environment.

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Divided we stand, united we fall

the Human Journey: "...while servers are individually more important, you can far more easily, cheaply, and effectively test and upgrade your server fleet than you can your desktops and laptops."

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Microsoft Makes Outlook Tools Open Source

The company continues its initiatives to open up to open source developers, with the release of two new tools for working with Outlook's PST file formats.

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Sabayon 5.3 installation guide

LinuxBSDos: "One of the best features introduced in Sabayon 5.3, the latest upgrade to the Gentoo-based, multi-purpose Linux distribution is the installer."

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DeaDBeeF - Ultimate Music Player For GNU/Linux

Ubuntu Geek: "DeaDBeeF (as in 0xDEADBEEF) is an audio player for GNU/Linux systems with X11 (though now it also runs in plain console without X, in FreeBSD, and in OpenSolaris)."

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