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Creating A Mobile Version of Your Drupal Website Part 1

One way of creating a mobile version of your Drupal website is to use the Mobile Tools module with the Nokia Mobile Drupal theme. Though the theme is named "Nokia Mobile", it will allow visitors to view your site on any modern platform: Android, Iphone, Windows Phone 7, Blackberry, Ipad etc. I tested it after installation using my G1 and I was extremely happy with the results.

Intel Windows vs. Linux GPU Performance Q4'2010

Yesterday we shared benchmarks of the ATI R600 Gallium3D driver compared against the classic Mesa R600 driver and then the proprietary AMD Catalyst driver. The proprietary driver was much faster than the open-source drivers were, but the Gallium3D driver did possess higher performance in most of the tests than with the classic Mesa driver. This is similar to the R300 Gallium3D driver being faster than its now-deprecated R300 classic driver. Meanwhile though Intel continues to back only their classic Mesa DRI driver and there are no signs of them switching over to the Gallium3D architecture anytime soon. It is not as if Intel's current Mesa driver is feature-complete and performance-optimized as our tests from earlier this year show Intel's Linux graphics performance being far behind their Windows driver. In this article though we are seeing where the Intel Mesa performance is at when using the very latest DRM and Mesa code.

KDE Trinity Like Whoa

To be honest, I am one of those troglodytes who hates KDE4 and GNOME, and I prefer some good ol' KDE 3.5.x. Until recently, I had been using XFCE4. It came closest in offering me the features I was wanting, but something still rubbed me the wrong way. I had known about the Trinity project for some time. Trinity is the continuation of KDE 3.5 and they've made a release. KDE 3.5.12. It's relatively stable and feature complete.

Open Source has won precisely because we no longer notice it

Open source has won. Oh, how time flies. When I started writing in Database in May 2003, my first column was about how the ICT Ministry had got the budget PC programme all wrong. ICT Minister Surapong had announced his great success at negotiating the inclusion of Windows XP and Office XP at just 1,500 baht, a 90 percent discount. He saw it as success. I saw it as capitulation.

Troubleshooting Linux Servers

You thought you had it all working, didn't you? And then you find out that your process you thought was running and collecting data hasn't reported anything for two hours. Or maybe it's something on the desktop -- your browser has frozen and isn't responding. Or suddenly everything's gotten really slow and you're not sure why. And this happens every few days, and you're tired of it.

Automatic web app testing through Firefox

  • Linux User & Developer magazine; By Sukrit Dhandhania (Posted by russb78 on Nov 25, 2010 2:35 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
The Selenium project has some very useful tools for testing your web applications, including an excellent Firefox extension. In this tutorial we get started with Selenium IDE and RC…

Attachmate to retain Novell Unix copyrights

  • GoodGearGuide; By Joab Jackson and Chris Kanaracus (Posted by arpy on Nov 25, 2010 1:38 AM CST)
  • Groups: Novell; Story Type: News Story
Novell's copyrights for the Unix operating system will remain under Attachmate's control as part of the companies' pending merger, a Novell spokesman has revealed.

Six Key Answers to Copyright Bill Questions

"Canadian copyright law promises to dominate discussion in Ottawa over the coming weeks as hearings on Bill C-32, the controversial copyright bill, are set to begin within a few days."

Understanding the Novell Deal (and when we'll learn more)

Two days have now passed since Novell announced the high-level terms of its proposed sale, and so far the press has not been able to prize any additional details out of the parties involved.  But if you know how to read between the lines, there's a lot more information there for the taking.

Network Monitoring With Nagios Plugins

  • BeginLinux.com; By Mike Weber (Posted by aweber on Nov 24, 2010 10:59 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
One of the major concepts of creating checks is to remember that all plugins with Nagios will require three elements to be configured. There must be a host definition, a service definition and a command definition. Think of it as a triangle each time you want to use a plugin.

GNU Find - A Multidimensional Tool

  • Yet Another Linux Blog; By Usama Hashimi (Posted by devnet on Nov 24, 2010 9:51 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
Beginners are mostly afraid of command prompt. Whenever they see a command prompt, they immediately say “its very difficult”. But it’s not true. The Command prompt is as friendly as GUI (Graphical User Interface), provided if you use it with proper procedure. Most people use GUI tools to search for files. They don’t realize that they can use command line tools to search for them as well! GNU ‘find’ is such like a tool which can not only search files but can even copy, move or delete these files on the fly.

Step by Step guide installing Ubuntu 10.10 on a Windows 7 System (Dual booting)

  • ubuntugeek.com (Posted by gg234 on Nov 24, 2010 6:17 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Ubuntu
In my first article that is posted at 29.10.2010 “Installing Ubuntu 10.10 on a Windows 7 System (Dual booting) with Radeon X300/X550/X1050 SERIES Graphics Card”. I got most of email in that most of the people are asked me to give step by step Installation method for Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.10 in dual booting. So I am trying to give you to installation method for both Operating Systems. I hope it will help to you for easy installation for Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.10 in Dual booting method.

Active Directory Integration Evolves on Ubuntu 10.10

Among the most rapidly evolving niches in the Linux enterprise market is integration with Microsoft Active Directory. We last visited this area back in July 2010, but a lot has changed since then, with new partnerships announced and new software released. Here are some of the highlights of these developments, with a focus on their relationship to the latest Ubuntu release, 10.10. Take a look.

2ClickUpdate Maintains And Clean Up Your Ubuntu Machine With A Single Click

We have previously came up with 8 ways to clean up your Ubuntu machine, but 2ClickUpdate manages to reduce all the steps to just a single click. If you are looking for a quick and easy way to update, maintain and clean up your *buntu machine, you have just found it. By itself, the update manager in Ubuntu has done a really good job in performing regular check with the repository and prompts you when there are update available. What it doesn’t do is to remove junk files and clean up your system. This is where 2ClickUpdate comes in. In addition to the regular system update, 2ClickUpdate also removes junk files, cleans used space and optimizes RAM memory.

ZFS For Linux Is Now Available To The Public!

For those with some extra time this holiday week in the United States, perhaps you want to try out the ZFS file-system on Linux? As was said this week when publishing ZFS benchmarks on Linux using the native kernel module developed by LLNL/KQ Infotech, the public release of this kernel module wasn't going to happen until the first week of January. Fortunately, we have been successful in overwhelming KQ Infotech with lots of interested users, so they have decided to go ahead and make the current beta ZFS Linux module available to the general public.

Mozilla releases Thunderbird 3.3 Alpha 1

The Mozilla Project developers have announced the release of the first alpha for version 3.3 of Thunderbird, code named "Miramar". According to Mozilla Messaging Product Manager Rafael Ebron, Miramar Alpha 1 is aimed at "testers, extension developers, and other friends who are curious to follow the development of the next release of Thunderbird".

Ubuntu Becoming A Rolling Release Distro?!?

According to Ostatic, Mark Shuttleworth, said that Ubuntu will likely be moving from its current six-month release schedule to daily updates which would make Ubuntu a rolling-release Linux distribution.

Jolicloud beats Chrome OS

  • MyBroadband.co.za; By Alastair Otter (Posted by MyBroadband on Nov 24, 2010 12:34 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
The next big thing in consumer computing is the cloud-based operating system. The most anticipated of these is Google's Chrome OS, a Linux-based OS meant to be ideal for netbooks and tablet-like devices.

Novell Acquired: 11 Key Questions About the 2-Part Deal

Attachmate essentially acquires Novell’s businesses while a Microsoft-led consortium purchases certain Novell intellectual property assets. But Novell's sale raises as many questions as it answers. In fact, here are 11 key questions about the deal.

Virtualization With KVM On Ubuntu 10.10

  • HowtoForge; By Falko Timme (Posted by falko on Nov 24, 2010 9:43 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Ubuntu
This guide explains how you can install and use KVM for creating and running virtual machines on an Ubuntu 10.10 server. I will show how to create image-based virtual machines and also virtual machines that use a logical volume (LVM). KVM is short for Kernel-based Virtual Machine and makes use of hardware virtualization, i.e., you need a CPU that supports hardware virtualization, e.g. Intel VT or AMD-V.

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