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IT Management Linux News for Jun 02, 2009
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Retailer PC World drops Linux netbooks for Windows (Jun 02, 2009, 22:33)
PC World: "PC World's store shelves will only
feature netbooks with Microsoft's Windows operating system, the
retailer has said, and will stop selling Linux-based machines in
store."
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Supreme Court to rule on "methods" patents (Bilski) (Jun 02, 2009, 21:33)
SCOTUSblog: "The Supreme Court agreed on Monday
to consider writing a new, modern definition of the kinds of
inventions that are eligible for patent rights. It accepted for
review a test case on when, if ever, an invention that involves a
method of doing business can be patented."
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Linux Performance Administration even for beginners (Jun 02, 2009, 19:33)
Really Linux: "With this latest article, I
provide a quick and easy first guide for those getting started with
Linux performance administration. I personally use these commands
and tools in my own context and continue to find them of value when
dealing with enterprise Linux performance."
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Moblin: A Netbook OS to Watch (Jun 02, 2009, 18:33)
Technology Review: "The latest version of a
Linux-based netbook OS called Moblin could be set to challenge this
dominance. Originally developed by Intel and optimized to run on
its Atom netbook processors, Moblin version 2 beta was released
last month."
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The State of MySQL (Jun 02, 2009, 17:33)
Linux Magazine: "Robust development from
outside the Sun/MySQL sphere, new storage engines and the return of
Monty are just some of the signs that MySQL is healthy, despite may
reports to the contrary."
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Microsoft strikes back at Linux netbook push (Jun 02, 2009, 17:03)
Cyber Cynic: "The very next day, Asus'
chairman, Jonney Shih, after sharing a news conference stage with
Microsoft corporate VP, OEM Division, Steven Guggenheimer,
apologized for the Android Eee PC being shown."
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OpenSolaris Changes Shows What's Next for Solaris (Jun 02, 2009, 01:33)
InternetNews: "Sun Microsystems today announced
a major new update to its OpenSolaris operating system. Technically
called OpenSolaris 2009.06, the new release includes enhanced
networking, virtualization and storage capabilities for the open
source operating system."
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The State of MySQL (Apr 19, 2008, 04:00)
tecosystems: "For the first time in several
years I didn't find myself in California for the MySQL conference;
the vendor and project's largest gathering of developers, ISVs, and
users..."
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