81. Free Software And Shareware Downloads - Tucows The original software download site, Tucows hosts more than 40,000 virus and spyware free software titles. http://linux.tucows.com/

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Home Login Beginner's Guide FREE Email ... Site Map Welcome To LinuxWaves.Com! Local Directory - LinuxWaves.com community content. Web http://www.linuxwaves.com Book Store Buy Linux books here Community Forum Linux Messageboard and Chatrooms Linux News Latest Linux headlines Beginners Guide What is Linux? Who is Tux? Linux Links Database Browse Thousands of Linux Links Free Linux Email It's yours for life! Download Linux software downloads Global Search Search for Anything, Anywhere Banner Exchange For Linux/GPL related sites Advertise Advertise on LinuxWaves.com Check Email New User? Quick Signup! Username: Password: Forgot Password? Help Section. Linux Exchange New? Join the exchange! Username: Password: LinuxWaves Community Guides - Open info-pedias to be launched soon. LinuxWaves is pleased to lend its support to a series of open community information areas. Essentially, these are free to access self contained sub-sites covering a range of related topics. Visitors and supporters are free to add content and to help develop them into vibrant and useful resources. The following areas are now available, but more will be created soon. Linux Security The open source of linux security information (coming soon).

83. Main Page - Xbox-Linux Aug 11, 2009 Aim provide GNU/linux version for Xbox so it can be used as a normal computer. linux should make use of all Xbox hardware and allow http://www.xbox-linux.org/

Main Page From Xbox-Linux Felix Domke, Michael Steil, Free60 Project; 11 August 2009 Dangerous Xbox 360 Update Killing Homebrew On Tuesday, Microsoft has released an Xbox 360 software update that overwrites the first stage bootloader of the system. Although there have been numerous software updates for Microsoft's gaming console in the past, this is the first one to overwrite the vital boot block. Any failure while updating this will break the Xbox 360 beyond repair. Statistics from other systems have shown that about one in a thousand bootloader updates goes wrong, and unless Microsoft has a novel solution to this problem, this puts tens of thousands of Xboxes at risk. It seems that this update is being done to fix a vulnerability already known to the Free60 Project. This vulnerability has been successfully exploited to run arbitrary code, and a complete end user compatible hack has been in development for some time and is planned to be released on free60.org shortly. It will allow users to take back control of their Xboxes and run arbitrary code like homebrew applications or Linux right after turning on the console and without the need of a modchip, finally opening up the Xbox 360 to a level of hacking as the original Xbox. Because of the dangerousness of the update and the homebrew lockout

84. Linux.com :: Linux Comes Through For New York Company After 9/11 The biggest ISO 9001 certified configuration and customization facility in New York City, moves to linux to handle heavy server load. http://www.linux.com/articles/24404

Linux.com Search Search Log in Create Account Submit Story Articles ... About Us What is Linux? Learn about Linux Download Linux Get Linux help Feeds Features NewsVac Forums News ... Comments Special Offers Get special offers on: Linux Application Dev Programming Software Email: Feature Linux comes through for New York company after 9/11 By on August 06, 2002 (8:00:00 AM) addthis_pub = 'linuxcom'; addthis_logo = 'http://c.fsdn.com/lc/images/lc_logo.png'; addthis_brand = 'Linux.com'; addthis_options = 'email, slashdot, digg, delicious, more'; Share Print Comments by Tina Gasperson Island Computer Products (ICP) is located on the edge of Staten Island, N.Y., about six miles across the water from Manhattan. As a systems integrator and reseller, the company has the biggest ISO 9001 certified configuration and customization facility in the entire New York City area. ICP's CTO Paul Fabozzi was working on September 11, 2001. "I received a phone call minutes after the first plane hit. Our main office and configuration center sits on the New York Bay and we had an unobstructed view of the (World Trade Center) buildings on fire. I rushed down to se what was going on ... all the other employees were scared ... those buildings were not supposed to come down." Fabozzi says that in the days following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, ICP got a rush of orders for all kinds of systems. "We had customers that lost office space in those (WTC) buildings. Many disaster recovery plans were not designed for this kind of hit. Many of our customers were forced to bring up new offices right away. (Those) offices need systems, and we sell systems," he says.

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86. Linux.com :: Enterprise Customers Now Ask For Linux By Name Pitching linux isn t a tough sell for these companies. http://www.linux.com/articles/23460

Linux.com Search Search Log in Create Account Submit Story Articles ... About Us What is Linux? Learn about Linux Download Linux Get Linux help Feeds Features NewsVac Forums News ... Comments Special Offers Get special offers on: Linux Application Dev Programming Software Email: Feature Enterprise customers now ask for Linux by name By on June 14, 2002 (8:00:00 AM) addthis_pub = 'linuxcom'; addthis_logo = 'http://c.fsdn.com/lc/images/lc_logo.png'; addthis_brand = 'Linux.com'; addthis_options = 'email, slashdot, digg, delicious, more'; Share Print Comments By Grant Gross Companies pitching Linux to enterprise customers say they're seeing a change in attitude from potential clients in recent months the customers are now asking for Linux instead of getting it sold to them. Linux specialists at companies such as IBM and Hewlett-Packard, both of which seem to be announcing new Linux conversions weekly, say some of their recent high-profile Linux sales went to customers who specifically asked for Linux. Michael Callahan, CTO and co-founder of

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GNU Image Manipulation Program Skip to page contents News Screenshots ... GIMP Development GIMP for Unix Getting and Installing GIMP There are various ways to obtain and install GIMP for UNIX systems. In addition to the source code distribution here on www.gimp.org, you can get binaries for various flavors of UNIX. At the moment we know about the following binary packages for GIMP 2.4 or 2.6 on UNIX. These binaries are provided by GIMP users. We did not test them; use at your own risk. GNU/Linux Debian (deb) Fedora 9 (RPM) Gentoo Portage Slackware ... Ubuntu (deb) BSD FreeBSD Sun Solaris Blastwave Software Distribution If you cannot find a pre-compiled package of GIMP 2.6 for your system, you can build and install GIMP from the source code . This is not that hard, so don't be afraid and give it a try. Requirements GIMP runs on most Unix systems using X11 (the X Window System). If your system can run a graphical web browser, chances are that it can also run GIMP. It runs even on relatively old PCs (Pentium 200) or on old workstations (Sun Ultra1). The amount of memory can be an important factor, especially if you intend to work on large images. A minimum of 128 MB of RAM is recommended, but actually you should have 256 MB or more, and several GB does not hurt when you want to edit really large images. In addition to the basic X11 libraries, the following is a list of what you will need to run GIMP on your system:

88. Linux.com :: Linux Manufacturing A Lead In Asia linux is becoming the dominant platform in Asian heavy industry. http://www.linux.com/articles/23843

Linux.com Search Search Log in Create Account Submit Story Articles ... About Us What is Linux? Learn about Linux Download Linux Get Linux help Feeds Features NewsVac Forums News ... Comments Special Offers Get special offers on: Linux Application Dev Programming Software Email: Feature: Linux Linux manufacturing a lead in Asia By on July 05, 2002 (8:00:00 AM) addthis_pub = 'linuxcom'; addthis_logo = 'http://c.fsdn.com/lc/images/lc_logo.png'; addthis_brand = 'Linux.com'; addthis_options = 'email, slashdot, digg, delicious, more'; Share Print Comments - By Jack Bryar - What better application for an industrial-strength operating system than heavy industry? It isn't making much news in the West, but Linux is on the verge of becoming the dominant platform at many integrated manufacturing companies in East Asia. Most people familiar with the history of computing can cite a variety of government and industrial applications that drove the early market for computers. The very earliest applications of all involved the automation of industrial processes. In fact, the granddaddy of all "data processing" applications allowed French garment manufacturers to automate the process of creating patterned sweaters back in 1801 In the 1970s and '80s IT pioneers such as Digital Equipment Corp. spawned an entirely new business focused on industrial automation, and heavy industry grew to become an important market for software developers. Over the last 20 years, American enthusiasm for computer assisted industrial control systems

89. Welcome To LWN.net [LWN.net] At a brief presentation at the linux Foundation s invitationonly End User Summit in The linux driver for Synaptics touchpads does not currently support http://lwn.net/

Not logged in Log in now Create an account Subscribe to LWN Weekly edition Current Previous Printable page Weekly edition ... Sponsors Welcome to LWN.net LWN featured content ] Ghosts of Unix Past: a historical search for design patterns [Front] Posted Oct 27, 2010 15:20 UTC (Wed) by corbet The exploration of design patterns is importantly a historical search. It is possible to tell in the present that a particular approach to design or coding works adequately in a particular situation, but to identify patterns which repeatedly work, or repeatedly fail to work, a longer term or historical perspective is needed. We benefit primarily from hindsight. Click below (subscribers only) for the first of a four-part series from Neil Brown exploring the history of Unix design patterns in Linux. Full Story comments: 23 ] GStreamer: Past, present, and future [Front] Posted Oct 26, 2010 22:52 UTC (Tue) by jake Longtime GStreamer hacker Wim Taymans opened the first-ever GStreamer conference with a look at where the multimedia framework came from, where it stands, and where it will be going in the future. LWN editor Jake Edge was there; click below (subscribers only) for his report from this session. Full Story comments: 42 ] Linux at NASDAQ OMX [Kernel] Posted Oct 21, 2010 16:43 UTC (Thu) by corbet

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91. Linux.com :: Largo Loves Linux More Than Ever One year later with the linux adoption city in Florida, and things just keep getting better. http://www.linux.com/articles/26827

Linux.com Search Search Log in Create Account Submit Story Articles ... About Us What is Linux? Learn about Linux Download Linux Get Linux help Feeds Features NewsVac Forums News ... Comments Special Offers Get special offers on: Linux Application Dev Programming Software Email: Feature: Migration Largo loves Linux more than ever By on December 09, 2002 (8:00:00 AM) addthis_pub = 'linuxcom'; addthis_logo = 'http://c.fsdn.com/lc/images/lc_logo.png'; addthis_brand = 'Linux.com'; addthis_options = 'email, slashdot, digg, delicious, more'; Share Print Comments - By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller We're back in Largo, Florida , checking on advances in the Linux-based network they use to run the city's computers that we wrote about last year . True to Largo's "City of Progress" motto, these guys have not been standing still. Now they're talking about Linux-based terminals in all the city's police cars. Microsoft has tried and failed to bring them into the proprietary fold. And, possibly most important, we have an amazing cost figure that ought to make you ask your local politicians why their IT operations aren't as efficient as Largo's.

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Linux Home Operating Systems Linux Linux Resources Manuals/Guides Linux Users Guide Agustin's Linux System Administration Agustin's Linux Networks and Servers Programs with Source Code ... Brief Linux How-tos Tips Linux Tips Articles What a Linux Distribution Is Linux Web Links Web Links Linux Operating Systems Home The Linux Operating System Section This section contains a large amount of tutorials and information about Linux. It contains eleven tutorials written similar to book format on various aspects of Linux. It also contains, Linux editorials, Linux tips and Linux weblinks including links to The Linux Documentation Project and Metalab's Index of Linux publications. Agustin's Linux Manuals The Computer Documentation Project is proud to host four volumes of Agustin Velasco's Series about Linux. Agustin has generously made these manuals available to the public through this site. These manuals are: Volume 1 - Installation and Internet - Includes Chapters 1 and 2 which cover the installation, partition types, mount points, package selections, configuring services, the boot mode, configuring X, creating users, configuring dial up, modems, high speed internet, DSL, configuring ISDN, routers, login protocols, and more. Volume 2 - System Administration - Includes Chapters 3 and 4 covering command basics, terminals, shells, command aliases, file permissions, using chmod and chown, process control, bash configuration, the linuxconf utility, account privileges, account policies, managing groups, using NFS, implementing disk quotas, the Mandrake control center, installing scanners, backups, samba printing, and more.

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95. Linux And GNU - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF) Sep 23, 2010 There really is a linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. linux is the kernel the program in http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html

@import url('/style.css'); @import url('/mini.css'); @import url('/print.css'); Skip to content Skip to navigation Skip to search Translations of this page ... The GNU Operating System Sign up for the Free Software Supporter A monthly update on GNU and the FSF Philosophy Licenses Downloads Documentation ... Join the FSF! Search: Linux and the GNU Project by Richard Stallman For more information see also the GNU/Linux FAQ , and Why GNU/Linux? Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project free software added up to a complete system because the GNU Project had been working since 1984 to make one. In the The GNU Manifesto we set forth the goal of developing a free Unix-like system, called GNU. The Initial Announcement of the GNU Project also outlines some of the original plans for the GNU system. By the time Linux was started, GNU was almost finished. Most free software projects have the goal of developing a particular program for a particular job. For example, Linus Torvalds set out to write a Unix-like kernel (Linux); Donald Knuth set out to write a text formatter (TeX); Bob Scheifler set out to develop a window system (the X Window System). It's natural to measure the contribution of this kind of project by specific programs that came from the project. GNU software But that is not the deepest way to consider the question. The GNU Project was not, is not, a project to develop specific software packages. It was not a project

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Webopedia.com Sign Up Sign In Search Term of the Day Recent Terms Did You Know? Quick Reference ... Home > Linux Linux Pronounced lee-nucks or lih-nucks . A freely-distributable open source operating system that runs on a number of hardware platforms . The Linux kernel was developed mainly by Linus Torvalds and it is based on Unix. Because it's free, and because it runs on many platforms, including PCs and Macintoshes , Linux has become an extremely popular alternative to proprietary operating systems. Learn more about Open Source in Webopedia's " Did You Know...? " section. E-mail this definition to a friend Terms Archive » More Terms Links Getting Started with Linux Yahoo!'s operating systems page Linux Gazette Linux Online! ... Linux Journal Featured Partners Credit Card Processing for Your Business: SEO Price Quotes: Find Website Designers: Telemarketing Quotes: Top Terms Previous URL Abbreviation of U niform R esource L ocator, the global CPU Pronounced as separate letters it is the abbreviation for c entral p rocessing u nit . The cloud computing A type of computing, comparable to grid computing that relies on sharing computing resources rather than biometrics In computer security, biometrics refers to authentication techniques that rely on physical characteristics

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Search Skip to page content Skip to section menu Skip to site-wide navigation About Us ... Consultancy Training Software Publications Open Source Support ... Linux Courses - General GBdirect: Leaders in Linux Training and Deployment We believe that GBdirect is the leading Linux training company in Britain and Europe. We were, for example, amongst the world's first commercial Linux trainers (well before some of the best-known Linux distribution vendors) and we are thoroughly steeped in its practical application. Courses offered in this topic are as indicated ( Open Public Course Closed In-House Course Introduction to Linux - A 3-day course Linux and Unix Fundamentals (LPI 101/102) - A 5-day course ... Customised Linux Training Expertise and Experience in Linux and Unix Our Linux trainers have been using the OS since its first stable kernel release (1.0) in 1994. That's hardly surprising given that they include people like Mike Banahan (a pioneer in the technical development and commercial deployment of Unix from the 1970s onward). In 1997, after a long period of testing and evaluation, we knew and trusted the OS well enough to commit our entire head office infrastructure to Linux. Now there is barely a non-Linux machine in the building and some of our staff have never worked on anything else.

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Linux Home Operating Systems Linux Linux Resources Manuals/Guides Linux Users Guide Agustin's Linux System Administration Agustin's Linux Networks and Servers Programs with Source Code ... Brief Linux How-tos Tips Linux Tips Articles What a Linux Distribution Is Linux Web Links Web Links Linux Operating Systems Home The Linux Operating System Section This section contains a large amount of tutorials and information about Linux. It contains eleven tutorials written similar to book format on various aspects of Linux. It also contains, Linux editorials, Linux tips and Linux weblinks including links to The Linux Documentation Project and Metalab's Index of Linux publications. Agustin's Linux Manuals The Computer Documentation Project is proud to host four volumes of Agustin Velasco's Series about Linux. Agustin has generously made these manuals available to the public through this site. These manuals are: Volume 1 - Installation and Internet - Includes Chapters 1 and 2 which cover the installation, partition types, mount points, package selections, configuring services, the boot mode, configuring X, creating users, configuring dial up, modems, high speed internet, DSL, configuring ISDN, routers, login protocols, and more. Volume 2 - System Administration - Includes Chapters 3 and 4 covering command basics, terminals, shells, command aliases, file permissions, using chmod and chown, process control, bash configuration, the linuxconf utility, account privileges, account policies, managing groups, using NFS, implementing disk quotas, the Mandrake control center, installing scanners, backups, samba printing, and more.

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