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GPLv2 Less Popular

  • Linux Pro Magazine; By Britta Wuelfing (Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Sep 19, 2009 12:06 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
Latest statistics from Black Duck Software show version 2 of the General Public License (GPLv2) sliding in popularity. Just under half of all the open source projects contained in the September 2009 statistics used the GPLv2.

Build a Linux Training Network in 20 Minutes

  • Spidertools.com; By Mike Weber (Posted by aweber on Sep 18, 2009 11:09 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups:
If your interest is in becoming a Linux administrator one skill you must have is the ability to network servers and understand the interaction between servers. You will also need to know how to build servers using RAID, LVM and optional file systems. These skills can be practiced on a virtual network of practice servers. You can build a training network using one workstation. I use several options for building a training network; VMWare Player, OpenVZ and VirtualBox.

Software Freedom Day 2009, on Sep 19

Please join the Free Software Foundation as part of an international day celebrating software freedom. We'll be one of the many groups around the world hosting an event that day (see http://softwarefreedomday.org).

Making backups with pyBackpack

Until yesterday I have been happily making backups of $HOME using the tar command in a bash script. However, my home directory has grown over the years but my storage device hasn't and there are tons of files that I don't really need to backup. So, I set out to learn how to use the --exclude and --exclude-from switches provided by tar. What I found was interesting, these switches didn't work.

It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's A...Mouse?

If there's one complaint we in the Linux world hear more than anything, it's "My [whatever] doesn't work with Linux." The unfortunate truth is that, while their infrastructure is likely Linux powered, the majority of device manufacturers aren't thinking about the desktop version when designing their wares. When a manufacturer does think outside the box (the one on the shelf, with the $200 price tag), it's a great day for us all — when they make really cool devices, it's all the better.

Get Connected to the Internet Quickly with Instant-On Operating Systems

A Linux-powered instant-on OS can get you connected faster by shaving precious minutes or seconds off your Windows system's startup process. Joe Moran reviews HyperSpace, Presto, and Splashtop.

How to install android sdk 1.6 on Ubuntu 9.04

  • unixlab.blogspot.com (Posted by fermi on Sep 18, 2009 6:48 PM CST)
  • Groups: Ubuntu
How to install android sdk 1.6 on Ubuntu 9.04 Google has recently released version android SDK 1.6. This tutorial will teach you how to install it on ubuntu 9.04.

Mozilla Firefox Not In Violation of U.S Government Export Rules

  • InternetNews.com; By Sean Kerner (Posted by red5 on Sep 18, 2009 5:51 PM CST)
  • Groups: Mozilla; Story Type: News Story
While the Internet may know no borders, the U.S Government does. There are a number of rules including encryption export regulations from the U.S Department of Commerce and export sanctions by the Department of Treasury that affect software vendors. But what do you do when your application is open source and freely available to anyone in the world? Do the same the rules apply? It's a question that Mozilla asked the U.S government about. The answer they received could have profound implications not just for Firefox but for all open source software vendors. "We really couldn't accept the notion that these government rules could jeopardize the participatory nature of an open source project so we sought to challenge it," Harvey Anderson VP and General Counsel of Mozilla told InternetNews.com. "We argued that First Amendment free speech rights would prevail in this scenario. The government took our filing and then we got back a no violation letter which is fantastic."

New version of Puppy Linux mini system

Version 4.3 of the lean Puppy Linux distribution is now available to download. At a size of just about 110 Mbytes, the system with its JWM and IceWM window managers offers up to date applications and includes many new features. Puppy Linux 4.3 now uses with kernel version 2.6.30.5 which includes ext4 filesystem support.

Interview: Martin Maurer from Proxmox

  • MontanaLinux.org; By Scott Dowdle (Posted by dowdle on Sep 18, 2009 3:02 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Interview; Groups:
Proxmox VE is a very light-weight Debian-based distribution that includes a kernel with support for both KVM and OpenVZ. This means you get the best of both virtualization worlds... containers (OS Virtualization) and fully-virtualized machines (Machine Virtualization). Proxmox VE also includes a very powerful yet easy to use web-based management system with clustering features. Boot the Proxmox VE install media, answer a few simple questions, and within 10 minutes you have a very powerful virtualization platform you can manage from a web browser. Install it on one or more additional machines that are networked together and use Proxmox VE's cluster management tool to create a virtualization cluster that allows for centralized management, automated backups, iso media and OS Template syncing, as well as migration features. Proxmox VE really is a time saving turnkey solution... and it is freely available under a GPL license.

Customize Your Clonezilla Live CD

  • Raymii.org (Posted by relst on Sep 18, 2009 2:05 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
At work we need to image laptops. We do that with clonezilla. But some people think the clonezilla menu ias to hard. So A colleague and I made a script to do it in 2 steps (mount and enter image name). But that had to be integrated in to the clonezilla live CD. That is a pain to do if you're on a windows vista PC. But it worked, and I wanted to share it with the rest of the world.

Nero Linux 4.0.0.0

  • ItrunsonLinux.com (Posted by DaMan on Sep 18, 2009 1:08 PM CST)
  • Groups: Linux
Version 4.0.0.0 of Nero Linux has been released. This optical disc burning program can handle all optical disc formats including HD DVD & Blu-ray. One of the new features of this version is Nero Linux Express.

LD Port Report 1.12 update, Can now Follow CDP neighbors during the report option.

We are happy to announce the release of Port Report 1.12. In this release, we can now follow CDP Neighbors while using the --report or -r options. Before when you used the --report option, the script will report on just that one switch. Now if you pass the --follow or -f option with the --report or -r option, port_report will follow the CDP neighbors and create multiple CSV files.

Cisco Routers Powered By Linux

Cisco has its own networking operating system, IOS, which has long been the mainstay of its routers and switches. But now Linux is powering a new generation of Cisco networking devices for small businesses.

Finding Easter Eggs…

Yesterday afternoon I was really bored at work and had eventually navigated to a website dedicated to Easter Eggs that could be found on an operating system, software application and more. Naturally I went to the list of operating systems and started looking up the operating systems which were accessible to me. As I read through the Linux and UNIX related ones, I had already known some but there were a few that I was interested in trying.

How To Install And Configure Advanced Policy Firewall (APF) On CentOS 5.3

  • HowtoForge; By Leszek Taczkowski (Posted by falko on Sep 18, 2009 8:36 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Red Hat
This tutorial explains how you can install and configure APF - an interface to IPTables which lets you easily configure a full featured firewall to secure servers and workstations connected to a network. This guide describes an example installation on a server with cPanel but it's only a matter of port numbers which must be open for everything to work. APF can be used on any system.

Flogr: Flickr Your Way

  • Productivity Sauce; By Dmitri Popov (Posted by dmpop on Sep 18, 2009 7:39 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
Flickr is, without doubt, an excellent service for shutterbugs and professional photographers alike, but if you are looking for a more streamlined interface that makes it easier for you to view and manage your precious shots, you might want give Flogr a try.

Report: Facebook A Haven For Hate Groups

Just over a year ago I reported on the work of Dr. Andre Oboler for O'Reilly News, who had written a report on how Google Earth was delivering overtly politically biased information. A combination of negative publicity and a libel suit filed against Google resulted in changes to Google Earth which resolved the issue. Dr. Oboler published a new report on Tuesday and this time he has targeted Facebook and with good reason. Despite a prohibition in the popular social networking website's Statement of Rights and Responsibilities, it's terms of service, Facebook has remained a happy home for Holocaust denial and racist "white pride" groups.

Disc-burning software adds wizard mode

Nero AG announced a new version of its Linux CD burning software. Nero Linux 4 now offers a wizard-style UI and support for Musepack and AIFF audio formats, and a "Nero Linux 4 Essentials" application is available separately for OEM partners, says the Karlsbad, Germany-based company.

Google bear hugs Microsoft in web standards team tag

Google has given Microsoft a virtual bear hug, lauding the Redmond software giant for finally joining the push for a new-age HTML. In early August, Internet Explorer product manager Adrian Bateman suddenly appeared on a World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) mailing list dedicated to the still-gestating HTML 5 standard, and this simple gesture has sparked a rare moment of Redmond love inside the Mountain View Chocolate Factory.

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