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Articles Written by: SEAN MICHAEL KERNER
Fedora 12, codenamed "Constantine," made its debut this week, aimed at providing users with a long list of improvements for both servers, desktops and netbooks.
While the latest installment of the Red Hat-sponsored community Linux distribution offers ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
24 Nov 2009
Speed, Networking, Multimedia, Netbooks
Sean Michael Kerner
Thursday, October 22, 2009 10:58:12 PM
Speed is a key issue for all Linux distros, and Fedora is taking an interesting approach by compiling all of its software for i686 with ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
23 Oct 2009
Though the open source FreeBSD operating system has changed in many aspects over the last 16 years of its life, one item that has remained relatively static is its underlying network routing architecture.
No more: It's getting an overhaul with the ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
5 Oct 2009
There are some people who do not believe that the Linux desktop will ever be a major force in the global IT market.
Mark Shuttleworth isn't one of them.
Speaking at the LinuxCon conference late Wednesday, the Canonical founder pitched his approach for ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
25 Sep 2009
At the heart of many Cisco enterprise routers is its IOS operating system. When it
comes to small business, however, Cisco isn't pushing IOS, which it developed itself --
instead, the networking giant is new small business router is powered by ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
18 Sep 2009
What is the most popular programming language used by open source developers?
The answer depends on how you define popularity.
According to a new study from Black
Duck, a software-license code analysis vendor, C represents more than 40 percent of
all ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
28 Aug 2009
The economy may have faltered, but the Internet continues growing by leaps and bounds as people keep moving online in droves -- and at faster speeds.
Content delivery network vendor Akamai (NASDAQ:AKAM) today released its Q1 2009 State of the Internet ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
10 Jul 2009
The open source PostgreSQL database is out with a new release today that introduces new administration and database features for users.
In total, PostgreSQL 8.4 includes 293 enhancements from the previous 8.3 release, an update that was primarily ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
2 Jul 2009
Related Topics:
Oracle
From the 'some point releases are bigger than others' files:
Red Hat today officially announced the beta availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 (RHEL), which in my view is a lot more than a typical point release. Sure we're all waiting for the ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
1 Jul 2009
With Oracle set to acquire Sun and gain stewardship over Java, there are many in the tech world with an opinion on how the database giant should handle its new relationship with the programming language.
One of those opinions is being voiced by Red Hat ...
From SEAN MICHAEL KERNER,
LXer,
25 Jun 2009
