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IT Management Linux News for May 26, 2010
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Monitor Servers from Your Android Device with httpmon (May 26, 2010, 22:02)
Linux Magazine: "Checking whether a specific
Web server is up and running is as easy as issuing the ping command
in the terminal, but if you are looking for a more versatile tool
that you can use while on the move, try httpmon for Android."
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The best-kept secrets of UNIX power users (May 26, 2010, 20:02)
IBM Developerworks: "Summary: You don't have to
break into a Watergate office to uncover the secrets of UNIX power
users. There's an informant, and this month he's spilling the
beans."
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6 things Microsoft needs to do before I’ll take Windows seriously (May 26, 2010, 19:32)
Linux Critic: "I'm an IT guy in what is still
largely a Windows world. I've been managing Windows workstations
and servers for a living since 1996 or so, and I've always been
left shaking my head, wondering how, exactly, Windows is considered
"enterprise ready"..."
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Red Hat: The one true open source company? (May 26, 2010, 17:32)
InfoWorld: "But none of the aforementioned
companies nor their free offerings would constitute open source
companies, at least as defined by Paul Cormier, Red Hat's president
of products and technologies, in a recent interview."
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Dell Continues Linux Android Mobile Device Streak (May 26, 2010, 17:02)
Enterprise Mobile Today: "For the longest time,
Dell was considered a loyal Wintel shop, selling only Windows
machines on Intel hardware."
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Virtualization Guide (May 26, 2010, 16:02)
Datamation: "Let's begin with a quick
introduction of virtualization to set the stage for the following
exploration. Virtualization is nothing more than an abstraction
over physical resources to make them shareable by a number of
physical users (see Figure 1)."
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BSA: Hardware Without Software Not Tax Deductible (May 26, 2010, 14:32)
ABC Linuxu: "The Czech Ministry of Finance
along with the BSA threaten to disallow deducting hardware from
base tax if purchased without software. This idea stems from their
joint proclamation that for software to be used legally, it must be
bought"
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