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Summary: Updates on four companies and products that enable Microsoft to 'tax' Linux with imaginary patents IT has been another quiet week for SUSE, but Novell has bragging rights for recapturing the #1 spot in the world's top...
Summary: More reviews of OpenSUSE 11.2, the OpenSUSE Boosters Team, and site theme makeovers THE release of the latest OpenSUSE is just weeks behind and one of its reviewers, Caitlyn Martin, has some followups on last week's...
Some time back we showed you how you can create a custom splash screen for the GRUB boot loader , giving your computer a unique feel when it boots up and the first screen appears. GRUBv2 is the next iteration of the immensely...
I might be living in some geek-laden alternate world for saying this, but the moment Google announced that they are going to release the Google Chrome OS, we’re hearing loads of feedbacks from everyone. Heck, even Eric Schmidt...
Contents GNU/Linux Distributions Devices/Embedded Free Software/Open Source Leftovers Digital Tipping Point: Clip of the Day GNU/Linux How to Fix Your Relatives’ Terrible Computer Ubuntu Live CD or Knoppix Live CD: Both are...
soulprivate writes "My cable company has recently begun to offer Internet access plans with speeds over 30 Mbps (60, 80 and 100 Mbps). However my D-link router is unable to go beyond 30 Mbps if I use NAT; it reaches 60-70 Mbps...
In 2003 early, myself and a few Japanese BeOS fans founded the Japan BeOS Network, JPBE in short, a community based user group created mainly in response to the resurgence of BeOS in the form of the ZETA operating system (which...
Devtmpfs, aka 'devfs 2.0' to its detractors, should allow the Linux kernel to start faster and run without udev. Support has been added for ACPI 4.0 and there are two new make targets which generate kernel configurations...
Managing Editor I wrote a little bit a couple of weeks ago about getting a nice new Focusrite Saffire Pro 26 I/O to do multi-channel recording on my 64Studio Linux box. On to Plan B. I installed Ubuntu Studio 9.10 because it...
Just recently Kuki Linux developers team has stopped working on the netbook Linux platform, citing real-life distractions. But Thanks to Liliputing, I got to know today that they have resumed their kernel development.
