Red Hat Acquires Amentra Consulting
Mar 14, 2008The Linux company Red Hat has acquired system integrators Amentra and is now seeking to strengthen its Jboss business unit.
more »IBM’s Blue Cloud Distributes Load
Nov 16, 2007IBM has published plans for its own network service for IT infrastructures under the "Blue Cloud" heading.
more »Automated Linux Installation: System Imager 4.0.0
Nov 05, 2007Version 4.0.0 of System Imager, a software for automating the installation of Linux computers and for software distribution has just been released.
more »Thin Client Specialist Neoware Acquired by HP
Oct 09, 2007Hewlett-Packard has now completed the acquisition of Neoware. The thin client computing and virtualization solution provider will add value to HP's Linux portfolio.
more »Ubuntu: For Toast Just The Way You Like It
Sep 03, 2007Linuxconf Europe 2007 kicked off this Sunday in Cambridge, UK. Unix user groups from Great Britain and other parts of Europe will be hosting lectures and workshops until September 5.
more »Charly's Column The Sysadmin’s Daily Grind: Zsync
Oct 31, 2006Zsync handles a special case: large volume download files that change frequently but not drastically. Charly shows how this handy file fetcher can save you time and bandwidth.
more »BOINC Building distributed applications with BOINC
Sep 30, 2006Grid computing lets little PCs work on big problems. You can use the grid system of the famous SETI@home project to build your own grid computing solutions.
more »Debian Hotplug Extending hotplug on Debian, SLES 9, and RHAS 4
Sep 30, 2006Debian hotplug is designed for little more than loading drivers and configuring devices. The collection of scripts discussed in this article helps Linux to respond when a network cable is plugged in or when a cellphone is in the vicinity. Read on for more on how to define custom hotplug events.
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