Why Linux does not need defragmenting
Why Linux does not need defragmenting (via Google Operating System’s article on fast disk defragmenters.)
Why Linux does not need defragmenting (via Google Operating System’s article on fast disk defragmenters.)
I’m Debian Linux. Apparantly. via Dancing with Dogs
Compendium of multimedia projects via RobotWisdom
Nice strategy, Microsoft. Users aren’t upgrading to your new products. So you decide to focus on security and force upgrades. And, in the meantime, sue open-source competitors and spend lots of money to beat Linux.
India to go the Linux way. Department of IT will support Linux as the de facto standard in academic institutions. Possibly elsewhere in the future.
If Microsoft released Linux… but then, they may not need to.
Linux has saved Amazon $17 million.
They say it is possible. Living without Microsoft.
Will OggVorbis beat MP3 Pro? Will Netscape 6.1 beat IE 5.5? Will OpenBSD 2.9 overtake Linux? Unlikely. But should be interesting to watch.
Eric has updated The Cathedral & the Bazaar
TechTarget is a search engine on all kinds of IT topics, likd Linux, EBusiness, SAP, etc.
Has Linux failed?