Linux kernelWho knew those savvy Linux developers had such a blue sense of humor? Well, apparently a lot of people did, as there's a site that graphs how many swear words have made it into the Linux kernel. Oh look, here's one of those graphs...
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HP, Red Hat, SecurityToday HP execs wrote to tell us that their company has been awarded a top international Linux security certification. The certification, called the Evaluation Assurance Level 4 (EAL4+) Common Criteria security certification for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, applies to HP servers, workstations and...
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Enterprise applications for Linux, Systems ManagementWe're working on another series at SearchEnterpriseLinux.com: application servers! We want to know what's new, what people are using, and why. We want to get the bottom of how things have changed over the past few years because, basically, a few years in technology is like 10 years to everyone...
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Administration, interoperability and integration, Linux basics, tipsOur readers and experts helped us create our first guide to the 50 most-used Linux command line tools. This wildly popular guide needs updating, so we asked our inner circle to pitch in again. First...
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Ken Milberg, Linux basics, Linux blogs and newsJust wanted to let everyone out there know about our inagurual meeting of the NY Metro POWER-AIX/Linux Users Group. The meeting will be this Thursday July 12th at the Future Tech Solutions Center in Holbrook NY. For more information or to register, click on
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Legal, licensing issues, SambaA letter from Samba contributor Jeremy Allison confirmed today that the Samba Team has decided to adopt the GPLv3 and LGPLv3 licenses for all future releases of Samba. The GPLv3 is the updated version of the GPLv2 license under which Samba is currently distributed. Over the course of the past year...
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kernel news, Linux kernelThe latest stable version of the Linux kernel dropped over the weekend. Linus Torvalds had this to say in the kernel mailing list:
Not a whole lot of changes since -rc7: some small architecture changes (ppc, mips, blackfin), and most of...
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Linux blogs and news, Microsoft, WindowsA survey of developers and IT managers in North America found that the number of developers targeting Linux for their server- and client-side applications increased by 34% over the past year. The Evans Data Spring 2007 North American Development survey of more than 400 IT decision makers also...
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kernel news, Linux kernelOnce more before the storm. The stable patch storm, anyway.
Ok, Linux-2.6.22-rc7 is out there. It's hopefully (almost certainly) the last -rc before the final 2.6.22 release, and we should be in pretty good shape. The flow of patches has...
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