October 17, 2008 11:46 PM
Posted by: Xjlittle
alfresco,
health care,
health care software,
healthcare,
jboss,
licensing,
linux and health care,
open source,
red hatWhen it comes to health care it always seems as though it and Linux have a strange relationship. Doctors tend to purchase software without any thought to cost or licensing. The generally leads them into a one-size-fits-all solution and they just deal with the shortcomings of the software or go...
October 15, 2008 10:57 AM
Posted by: Xjlittle
Linux,
Lotus Domino,
red hat,
red hat virtualization,
Virtualization,
vmwareI hear this question occasionally. I hear the usual because it's free or because it's secure. While all of this is true and certainly plays a part in the decision to use Linux it is not my primary reason for using Linux.
In a nutshell it comes down to a substantially better price:performance...
October 10, 2008 10:54 AM
Posted by: Xjlittle
Linux,
netbook,
red hat,
suseA few days ago we had this quote from all over the Internet regarding Netbooks;
"They start playing around with Linux and start realizing that it's not what they are used to," MSI's Director of U.S. Sales Andy Tung said in the Laptop mag interview. "They don't want to spend time to...
October 6, 2008 9:09 PM
Posted by: Xjlittle
centos,
desktop,
gnome,
Linux,
open source,
paravirtualization,
red hatI ran across this post from Ken Hess today. I usually hesitate to openly question what other people write and believe but I felt compelled to respond to this one.
Ken says (paraphrased)
1. Built-in Paravirtualization - I...
September 19, 2008 7:47 PM
Posted by: Xjlittle
alien,
centos,
convert,
deb,
debian,
Linux,
linux package conversion,
package conversion,
red hat,
RPM,
slackware,
solaris,
sun,
sun solarisalien is software that allows you to convert an rpm package to dpkg or vice versa. It can also convert a .tgz package to the rpm or dpkg format allowing...
September 13, 2008 12:26 AM
Posted by: Xjlittle
/root,
centos,
grub,
grub.conf,
initrd,
Linux,
menu.lst,
red hat,
vmlinuzIf you've administered or customized Linux long enough you've no doubt created a situation at some point where, during the boot process, that GRUB throws an error. We're going to discuss some of these situations below along with ways to work through them.
If a file name or partition in the GRUB...