1 hr ago | WEBSPHERE Journal
Red Hat Advances Virtualization Standing with Qumranet Acquisition
Robert Kapa a wrote: "I'm sure, Mac and Linux version will be available soon too." - the same I thoug... Sep.
6 hrs ago | PC World
Red Hat Buys Qumranet to Extend Virtualization Reach
Red Hat has expanded its support for virtualization technologies with the acquisition of Israeli software company Qumranet, developer of the open-source KVM project, for US$107 million.
10 hrs ago | The Register
Red Hat buys Qumranet, sidesteps Microsoft
Red Hat has bought Qumranet, the company behind KVM virtualisation technology, for about $107m in cash.
15 hrs ago | Sun Bloggers
As I mentioned yesterday the next release of ClusterTools is out today... below is an official announcement.
Leaked flyer reveals pricing, configurations for Dell Inspiron Mini 9
It's everything but official , but hopefully the image above will enable you to rest easy knowing that you'll soon be able to order yourself a Dell netbook starting at $349. The Dell Inspiron Mini 9 will ...
Ask Linux.com: Lost passwords, lost files, and terminal tricks redux
By Linux.com Staff on August 31, 2008 Share Comments This week in the neverending drama in the Linux.com forums: resetting lost passwords, making your own SSL certificate, and the return of an old favorite for ...
'Happy Birthday to GNU' marks 25 years
The Free Software Foundation has released Happy Birthday to GNU to celebrate the silver anniversary of the operating system.
On August 27th, the Xen engine version 3.3 was released on Xen.org , the site that houses the open source Xen project.
Software vending machine at Technopark
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: And you thought only colas and crispies can be had from a vending machine? How about one that has on its 'menu' such things as 'Ubuntu' and 'Fedora'? Well, that is just the kind of gizmo ...
The Original Magazine of the Linux Community
The August 2th "Linux Product Insider" features Memopal Online Backup, gNewSense 2.1, Super Talent Pico D USB Drive, SEH's PS56 WLAN Print Server and the new book Building Embedded Linux Systems Here's what's ...
Citibank infuriating its customers with Linux-hostile site
IF YOU BUY one of those nifty Linux preloaded notebooks from the likes of Dell, Asus, or Lenovo, the default web browser will always be Firefox.
Google Enters the Browser Wars
A new superpower just entered the long-simmering browser war: On Tuesday, after years of secret work, Google, the world's most-popular search engine, will unveil its own browser, called "Chrome. Apple, Google ...
Opera hits right notes as browser
After years of thinking that the Firefox Web browser provided the best possible Internet experience, a strong contender has emerged on my desktop computers over the past month.
MSI's 8.9-inch Wind U90 in the flesh, Linux version shipping for 339 Euro
While MSI's 8.9-inch Wind U90 first made an appearance in June at Computex , it took MSI this long to flesh out all details -- which is actually a relief, given the ridiculous quantity of Eee PC SKUs ASUS has ...
Dell Takes Aim at Emerging Markets With Simplified PCs
Departing from its one-size-fits-all strategy, Dell is introducing a line of computers directly targeted at small businesses in emerging markets worldwide.
Reader feedback and Linux distros
Last week I discussed the SliTaz Linux distro and the use of QEMU to launch a virtual machine on Windows in which SliTaz or pretty much any other operating system can run.
"Ubuntu never positioned itself as a Debian derivative, like Xandros, Mepis, or Knoppix.
Back to school: Latest laptop choices
Manufacturers have a tendency to roll out new machines during the summer months for the consideration of back-to-school buyers, which makes late August and early September the prime seasons for notebook ...
Introduction to Free Pascal 2.0
After five years of development, Free Pascal 2.0 is ready. With the new compiler, its authors believe they are ready to become a larger open source development platform.
LPI Linux Certification in a Nutshell
LPI Linux Certification in a Nutshell, Second Edition is a thoroughly researched reference to the Linux Professional Institute exams.
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