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• Big Blue Bets Big on Red Hat's Virtualization Technology

  Virtually Speaking: In the next battleground for the cloud, IBM's choice of Red Hat's virtualization technology may be changing the landscape, but don't count VMware out just yet.

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• GNOME Commander - Nice and fast file manager for the GNOME desktop

  <b>Ubuntu Geek:</b> "GNOME Commander aims to fulfill the demands of more advanced users who like to focus on file management, their work through special applications and running smart commands. This program is not aimed at users wanting the weather forecast in a sidebar in their file manager."

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• Using Tree(Map,Set) in Collections

  To add objects to a Tree(Map, Set), implement the Comparable.compareTo method.

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• Using Tree(Map,Set) in Collections

  To add objects to a Tree(Map, Set), implement the Comparable.compareTo method.

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• Improve Your Wireless Network Range: hField Wi-Fire

  Clip this Wi-Fi adapter onto your laptop and extend the range and strength of your wireless network, and even discover others you couldn&#146;t reach before.

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• Improve Your Wireless Network Range: hField Wi-Fire

  Clip this Wi-Fi adapter onto your laptop and extend the range and strength of your wireless network, and even discover others you couldn&#146;t reach before.

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• Secure Networks Require Secure Web Gateways

  Most IT shops have handled the e-mail threat but overlook the rise of the Web as today's primary attack vector. Secure Web gateways that know better than to trust "good" sites will be key to addressing that oversight.

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• Mozilla Firefox

  Mozilla Firefox 3 makes its debut with the Gecko 1.9.2 engine and tons of new features

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• Improving in the MonoDevelop user interface

  <b>Food For Monkeys:</b> "In the past weeks (actually, months) I've been doing some changes in the MonoDevelop GUI to make it more functional and better looking. Here is the result:"

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• Stratus: Where High-Availability Leads to Profitability

  Server Snapshot: Stratus' fault-tolerant servers are designed to fill a clearly defined niche. Its positioning as the "availability company" has set it apart from the OEM Rat Pack and resulted in steady growth.

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• The Top 6 Security Mistakes .NET Developers Make

  Are you guilty of one of these?

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• How should one import large amounts of data for FIT/Fitnesse tests?

  - by Lachlan

  We have a scheduling engine with large amounts of test data to test all the scenarios, so test automation is critical. We're currently hoping to use FIT/Fitnesse. However a single test has quite a large table of test data, so it doesn't fit very well into the mould of "two or three inputs, one or more outputs" that Fitnesse uses in its examples. Hopefully the other functionality of Fitnesse makes it worth using it. I hear that there is a way to initialize an application for a FIT test with an Excel spreadsheet - not the Spreadsheet to Fitness function, mind you - but I haven't been able to find it so far. Once the whole spreadsheet is loaded into the application, and the application does its thing, we plan to compare either a number of output rows, or perhaps just the last row, to see if the test passes. The application is currently pulling test data from a database for manual tests, but writing to a database, then initializing from it, is not preferred because of the performance impact. The application is written in C#.

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• Stratus: Where High-Availability Leads to Profitability

  Server Snapshot: Stratus' fault-tolerant servers are designed to fill a clearly defined niche. Its positioning as the "availability company" has set it apart from the OEM Rat Pack and resulted in steady growth.

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• Marketing Tips: Google and Duplicate Content

  Does Google penalize you for blasting videos to multiple sites? Plus, a source for all those gift cards you&#146;ll never use and tips on the psychology of reciprocity.

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• SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Validated for Running IBM DB2

  SuSE Linux Enterprise Server earlier this week became the first distribution to be validated on all hardware platforms supported by DB2 for Linux and validated to run DB2 Enterprise Server Edition.

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• Esfera: A fascinating UI concept for window management in Ubuntu

  <b>Tech Republic:</b> "What he has proposed really struck me as something Linux CAN do and SHOULD do. It will be another revolution in the desktop thanks to the Linux community."

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• Rapid UI Prototyping with Microsoft Expression Blend 3

  In today's environment prototyping your UI can be paramount. This article will show users how to use the Microsoft Expression Blend 3 prototyping tool and discuss the differences between static, interactive and convertible prototypes.

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• McAfee's Got the Skinny on Scareware

  Security firm's advisory details the dangers of downloading fake antivirus software, often referred to as 'scareware.'

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• Apple Safari Update Tackles WebKit Vulnerabilities

  Flaws originating in WebKit are chief among the issues addressed in Safari 4.0.5.

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• The Patent War of All Against All

  <b>Brendan Scott&#8217;s Weblog:</b> "Glyn notes that the software is being licensed under a BSD licence and notes that is a good thing, but then observes that there is a patent encumbrance on the code, and indicates this is a bad thing."

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• Novell Beats SCO in Unix Jury Trial

  Jury finds that Novell still holds the key Unix copyrights, putting the brakes on SCO's legal challenge, but it still might not be the end for SCO.

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• Tutorial: 7 Useful Linux Networking Commands

  Eric Geier introduces us to to seven powerful commands for troubleshooting and configuring Linux networking, both wired and wireless.

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• Novell Beats SCO in Unix Jury Trial

  <b>Datamation:</b> "The jury decision from the District Court of Utah ruled in favor of Novell, which could serve to end SCO's legal actions against Novell, IBM and the broader Linux community."

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• An Introduction to XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language)

  XBRL (short for eXtensible Business Reporting Language) is an XML-based standard for handling corporate financial information. This article explains what XBRL is, provides an introduction to some of it's uses, and provides links to a number of XBRL related resources for you to continue learning about XBRL.

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• Data Storage Vendors Keep An Eye On Green IT

  With the Obama Administration and the economy likely to keep Green IT issues in focus, data storage vendors say they're working on both their products and their own practices.

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