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A hardware performance counter tool for the IBM POWER4, POWER4+, POWER5, POWER5+, POWER6, and PowerPC 970 processors. Pmcount for Linux® on Power Architecture™ is a Linux tool for configuring, collecting, and printing the...
ntp and nfs services, once disabled can speed up the boot time of Ubuntu or any other Linux distro by quite some seconds. You might also like: Measure Your System Boot Performance With Bootchart Ubuntu Softwares and Tweaks :...
Do you have multiple machines around your house that would like to share a centralized server for multi-media? Having such a server for music allows for consolidation, ease of use, and space saving on...
Ok, for a variety of reasons I'm attempting a from source build on Mac OS X Snow Leopard, as mostly documented at http://www.ardour.org/building_osx_native?destination=node%2F1266 Yes, I really want to do this, but I have a few...
Ubuntu is a very complete and full-featured Linux distribution, but no operating system can come with everything you want. This list of the top things to do immediately after installing your newly acquired copy of Ubuntu...
The IBM Developer Kit for Linux, Java 2 Technology Edition is a development kit and runtime environment that contains IBM's just-in-time compiler , enhanced with a unique Mixed Mode Interpreter and a re-engineered Java 2...
coLinux (Cooperative Linux) is the first working free and open source method for optimally running Linux on Microsoft Windows natively. More generally, Cooperative Linux (short-named coLinux ) is a port of the Linux kernel that...
A lot of open source advocates like to rage against the machine at , but when a former Microsoft Research employee says that from market domination, that's an opinion to note. Keith Curtis, author of ...
Canonical's Linux operating system includes built-in means of accessing Amazon's EC2 with a compatible set of APIs from the Eucalyptus open source project. By Charles Babcock InformationWeek Canonical Tuesday started...
The VAR Guy: "Dragoon, who also serves as Novell's channel chief, wrote a column on Forbes.com. In it, Dragoon declares consumers will be the big winners in the operating system battles between Apple, Google, Microsoft and Linux."
