Source: Info World
New services-oriented offerings on tap from Guardian Digital and MSSP (managed security services provider) Guardent are looking to remedy open-source and Linux security liability. At LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York later this month, Guardian Digital will release new products to accompany its Web-based EnGarde Secure Linux Professional tool, which offers DNS, Web, and mail services support.
Take a little break and look at these wacky little Linux cartoon annimations.
It's nice to see IBM walk their Linux talk and offer large scale Linux solutions for their customers. This article is about how IBM used a new real-time scoreboard push technology called Gryphon and Linux to support the Australian Open. Over 1.2 million Real-time Gryphon Scoreboards were downloaded and worked flawlessly during the two weeks of the tournament.
Learn how to process chunks of data from both static and dynamic files using head or tail commands. Whether you use the commands individually or combined, these steps can consolidate the time it takes to read a file at any given length. If you prefer working in bytes instead of lines, not to worry; this article will assist you.
Source: Linux World
It's that time of year again. Luckily, playing the fool is not a new game for me so making predictions about the future isn't that bad. As has now become traditional, let's start with a look back at 2002 to see how I did. Or should I say, how I can best distance myself from some of those picks.
DesktopLinux.com speaks with Andreas Girardet, Founder of Yoper, a New Zealand-based Linux distribution. Launching its first release candidate in early December, the company aims to deliver a unique version of Linux that offers the best available programs open source Linux has to offer. Girardet relates the goals of the new company, explains what makes Yoper unique, and his philosophy about the emerging desktop market . . .
