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Infrastructure Linux News for Sep 23, 2009
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HP Pavillion dv2-1010ez Entertainment Notebook (Sep 23, 2009, 23:06)
Jamie's Random Musings: "Well, I've done it
again. Some time ago I saw an HP 1010ez, which has an AMD Athlon
Neo CPU and ATI Radeon graphic controller. It caught my eye because
of my experience with the Lifebook S2110, which has an AMD Turion
CPU and ATI Radeon 200M graphic controller"
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BIND is not just legacy freeware (Sep 23, 2009, 22:06)
ZDNet: "In pushing his SaaS DNS offering, Skye,
general manager John Shalowitz has his marketing department
partying like it's 1999."
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What is a Browser? (Sep 23, 2009, 21:46)
YouTube: "What browser do you like to use?"
"Google."
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Ask the Wi-Fi Guru: Range Extension, Bridging, Mixing WPA and WPA2 (you can't) (Sep 23, 2009, 20:06)
Wi-Fi Planet: "Is there any way to get this WPA
personal device to connect to a WPA-Enterprise protected AP?"
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Microsoft DRM Patent Could Revive Peer-to-Peer Music Nets (Sep 23, 2009, 17:36)
Information Week: "Here's an odd twist that
might give new life to the dying horse of music digital-right
management. Microsoft has just been awarded a U.S. patent for a
distributed DRM system -- it works over peer-to-peer networks --
which uses encrypted public and private keys as the licensing
mechanism."
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Per Process I/O usage statistics on Linux (Sep 23, 2009, 16:06)
Levent Serinol's Blog: "Linux kernel 2.6.20 and
later supports per process I/O accounting. You can access every
process/thread's I/O read/write values by using /proc
filesystem."
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Watch Out for That Meteor, Stallman. (Sep 23, 2009, 15:36)
Tech Broiler: "...some people, particularly our
Free Software leaders, are so mired in their hatred of Microsoft
and proprietary systems that they will use only Free and Open
Source software for the sake of ideological reasons alone."
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Brilliant Wallpaper Clocks for Ubuntu - Install in 3 simple steps (Sep 23, 2009, 15:06)
Ubuntu Manual: "Wallpaper clocks are inherently
wallpapers itself which can show live time and date with nice
integration."
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My Arch Linux Experiment (Part 3) (Sep 23, 2009, 13:43)
IT News Today: "Welcome to the final part of my
Arch Linux Experiment series. For those that missed the earlier
entries, I was trying to find out if Arch Linux would be a viable
replacement for Kubuntu."
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Weekly Ten: Hopefully USB 3.0 can avoid this path, Billionaire Coder, Apple is betting on HTML5 (Sep 23, 2009, 12:33)
Tech Source From Bohol: "John Sall doesn't have
to work. As one of SAS Institute Inc.'s four co-founders, the
60-year old has a net worth of $3.1 billion..."
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Replacing KDE applications (Sep 23, 2009, 10:03)
The Linux Critic: "Those of you who have been
following my Linux Critic blog know that I’ve
been on an app-hunt to replace some of the applications to which
I’ve grown used to in KDE, mostly so that I can
break my ties with that desktop and move forward completely without
it."
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$300 tablet runs Ubuntu Linux on AA batteries (Sep 23, 2009, 08:03)
LinuxDevices: "NorhTec has announced a tablet
computer that will cost just $300, run Ubuntu Linux on a 1GHz SoC
(system-on-chip), and operate via eight AA batteries. The "Gecko
Info Pad" will include an 8.9-inch touchscreen display, 8GB of
solid state storage, and needs no external power brick, the company
says."
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How To: Change The GNOME Menu Bar Icon (Sep 23, 2009, 04:33)
Ian's Thoughts: "I'm going to show you an easy
way to change the menu icon for a menu bar panel applet in Ubuntu
9.04 without having to use sudo or tamper with the system
icons."
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Simple way to Connect to Server and add a share or ftp (Sep 23, 2009, 03:03)
PMABox: "It's very easy to permanently mount a
custom location to Places Bookmarks and to browse files in
Nautilus. The part I found harder to find information about was
actually how to remove them from Places Bookmarks, or to order and
rename them..."
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