I have spent the last 10
years implementing,
using, and advocating
Linux for a variety of
applications. During that
time I have watched the
steady progression of
Linux, gaining success as
a server, desktop, and
embedded operating
...
In the past few years,
there has been
significant interest in
using open platforms for
building communication
devices. Linux and open
source platforms are
being used in various
devices on the network -
end systems such as
mobile p...
Looking at the open
source software industry
from the outside, it's
often difficult to tell
what is really going on.
To use a string of
clichés, it is hard to
peel back the onion, to
look behind the curtain,
to perceive 'Das Ding an...
IPv6 can be used to
automatically connect a
host to a network using
stateless
auto-configuration, doing
away with the need for
any IP addressing support
like a DHCP server. In an
IPv6 network, the IPv6
protocol includes
informatio...
With Fedora Core 4, Red
Hat, for the first time,
released its Global File
System (GFS) as an open
sourced, freely available
distributed network file
system. A distributed
network file system
builds on the basic
concept of NFS as wel...
This month, we're going
to perform a basic
Asterisk installation and
configure two extensions.
For this, we'll need the
Asterisk@Home
distribution, a PC, and
two VoIP phones.
Asterisk@Home is a
CD-based Linux and
Asterisk installa...
It seems that Linux is
everywhere you look these
days. Among enterprise,
desktop, even wireless
users, Linux's
versatility and
portability have rapidly
made it the operating
system of choice. At
academic institutions in
particular...
One of the most serious
problems facing larger
organizations considering
using Linux and Open
Source application stacks
is managing the software
environment. The basic
Linux system has adequate
tools to manage a single
machine, or e...
There are many anti-spam
solutions available to
the e-mail administrator,
resulting in a daunting
task when attempting to
pick an anti-spam
solution. Some general
classifications of
anti-spam solutions
include (examples in
parenth...
As Linux continues to
make significant inroads
into the data center, I
think it's important to
look under the hood of a
leading Linux server
product and compare it to
its rival, Microsoft.
Whether I'm looking to
buy a car, a stereo,...
The year is 2015 and I am
sitting at my desk typing
on my 'computer;' I
interact with it through
a holographic projection
of a keyboard etched with
blue-green lasers on my
desktop and a whopping
42' wide image projected
onto my offi...
I often wonder what
happens to data when it
gets erased. Just where
does it go? What happens
to it? Does it 'vanish'
completely, or does it
still exist somewhere,
perhaps in the memory
bank of the expanding
universe?
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