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Infrastructure Linux News for Feb 14, 2005
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The Register: Linux Maker Sprouts MP3 Server (Feb 14, 2005, 22:00)
Desktop Linux Summit: "If you can't beat them
or join them, then do something weird..."
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eWeek: HP, Fujitsu Blade Servers to Run Linux (Feb 14, 2005, 21:15)
LinuxWorld Expo: "Hewlett-Packard Co. and
Fujitsu Computer Systems Corp. are looking to expand the Linux
offerings in their blade server lines as well as some of their most
powerful systems..."
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OSNews: Linspire Five-0 First Look (Feb 14, 2005, 18:00)
"This past week, Linspire showed the first public demo of
Linspire Five-0. I was lucky enough to play with it for the last
week, and within, you'll find a detailed walkthrough of what's new
with Linspire..."
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OSDir: Redhat Legal Reaches Out and Touches CentOS (Feb 14, 2005, 13:45)
"...[T]he folks behind the CentOS Linux Distribution... have
written that legal representatives from Redhat have contacted them
regarding the misuse of Redhat's trademarks on the CentOS
website.
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OSNews: The vfat File System and Linux (Feb 14, 2005, 08:30)
"The vfat file system has been supported by Linux for years now.
Still there are a lot of obstacles. I want to show, with the help
of some practical examples, these obstacles and possible solutions
and workarounds..."
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EgoBurp: Making Your Linux Desktop Pretty (Feb 14, 2005, 07:00)
"I'm not a pro at this. I'm not a graphics guy, and there are
lots of people who have spent a lot more time making their Linux
desktop pretty..."
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developerWorks: Migrating from x86 to PowerPC, Part 2: Anatomy of the Linux Boot Process (Feb 14, 2005, 05:00)
"This installment of 'Migrating from x86 to PowerPC' discusses
detailed similarities and differences between booting Linux on an
x86-based platform (typically a PC-compatible SBC) and a custom
embedded platform based around PowerPC, ARM, and others..."
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LinuxForums: Interview with Chris Negus, Author of Linux Toys (Feb 14, 2005, 01:00)
"Chris Negus is the author of many Linux books including the
best selling Redhat Bible series and my personal favorite, Linux
Toys..."
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