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Infrastructure Linux News for Feb 07, 2006:
Desktop, Patch Management Books Reviewed
(2006-02-07 04:00:41)
Book Corner: Just Say No to Microsoft and Linux Patch Management get reviewed in tonight's Book Corner.
LXer: IBM Offers Migration Guide for Linux as Free Download
(2006-02-07 05:30:41)
"'We'd like to get off this old expensive Sun equipment, but we just can't.' Well, plenty of people have, but it required an ISV to port their in-house proprietary code to Linux..."
Linux.com: CLI Magic: ifup, ifdown, ifstatus
(2006-02-07 07:00:40)
"I've always assumed that ifup and ifdown were conditional commands that performed their assigned duties only if the interface device in question was up or down, as the command might be. I was dead wrong..."
Virtual Threads: Understanding Memory Usage on Linux
(2006-02-07 08:30:07)
"This entry is for those people who have ever wondered, 'Why the hell is a simple KDE text editor taking up 25 megabytes of memory...?'"
Linux Journal: Ooo Off the Wall: The Elephant in the Living Room--OOo and MS Office
(2006-02-07 13:00:21)
"A look at how the OOo project balances being similar to MS Office with maintaining its unique, better features..."
Groklaw: Some Indemnification Bits for Historians
(2006-02-07 16:30:32)
"I had earlier written that Microsoft was the first to mention indemnification and Linux in May of 2003. I've found an even earlier sighting..."
InfoWorld: Turbolinux to Set Up Joint Venture in India
(2006-02-07 18:00:06)
"Japanese Linux vendor Turbolinux plans to establish a joint-venture company in India in order to expand its presence in that country, the company said Tuesday..."
Emerging Telephony: OpenZoep: An Open Source VoIP Engine
(2006-02-07 18:30:43)
"OpenZoep is available under the GPL license, as well as a commercial license for companies that do not wish to publish the source code of their commercial products based on OpenZoep..."
LinuxP2P: Richard Stallman on P2P
(2006-02-07 19:00:11)
"People have a right to share copies of published works; P2P programs are simply a means to do it more usefully, and that is a good thing..."
NewsForge: Linux-Based Motorola Cell Phones Frustrate Third-Party Developers
(2006-02-07 19:45:55)
"Is Motorola's switch to Linux a hit for the company but a miss for end users...?"
Linux-Watch: VMware Server Goes Free (But Not Open)
(2006-02-07 21:15:42)
"While not open-source, this entry-level virtualization server enables users to partition x86 and x86-64 Linux and Windows servers into multiple virtual machines..."
ZDNet Asia: Firm Pushes Open-Source BlackBerry Alternative
(2006-02-07 22:00:45)
"Funambol v3 is expected to become available as a free download on the company's Web site this week, and a version with additional features will be available for a fee..."
Community: War Installing GNU/Linux or The Any Box: Do We Share The Hardware or Raise a Bridge?
(2006-02-07 23:30:20)
"...[P]erhaps the GNU/Linux community's appropriate course of action should be to do what we should have done long ago. That is, to create a Linux-specific hardware vendor (or vendors) of our own..."
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