How to: Install Ubuntu Linux on a flash drive and run from Windows
This is an interesting idea. You can get instant access to your Linux desktop at anytime from within Microsoft Windows. This article will tell you everything you need to know in order to make a USB...
View ArticleEat Your Own Dog Food: Microsoft to Push Silverlight Technology
Many commercial companies emphasizes the use of its own products inside the company to convey the confidence in its own product. Now Microsoft decided to eats its own dog food. Microsoft is preparing a...
View ArticleCreate Encrypted System Partition Under Linux / Windows / Mac OS X
TrueCrypt is a software application used for on-the-fly encryption (OTFE). It is free and open source software. TrueCrypt is available for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. This software can...
View ArticleLinux Market Will Rise From $21 Billion To $49 Billion in 2011
I'm not surprised at all. Linux runs on tiny phone to large server systems. According to IDC researchers (prediction) - spending on the Linux ecosystem will rise from $21 billion in 2007 to more than...
View ArticleWhy many MCSEs won't learn Linux
Paul has responded to MCSE mike. Checkout my stand on Linux admin vs Microsoft Windows admin.
View ArticleDownload of the day: Wine Final 1.0 Emulator
After 15 years of development, Wine Emulator version 1.0 has been released and available for download.
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Midori OS: Microsoft Sees End of Windows Era
Midori operating system is the code name for a microkernel-based operating system written as managed code, being developed at Microsoft, mooted as a possible successor to Microsoft Windows by many....
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Sun Solaris on its Deathbed – Claims Jim Zemlin
Jim Zemlin is executive director of the Linux Foundation claims Solaris UNIX is irrelevant and Linux is future. Is Sun Solaris on its deathbed? Linux backers claim Solaris is irrelevant; Sun of course...
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Linux Proves – The Best Things In Life Are Free
They say - there's no such thing as a free lunch. But, Linux and FOSS software can be used to start, run and grow your business for, you guessed it, free. February survey of IT managers by IDC...
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