Category: Linux

Linuxjournal.com have an interesting HOWTO on File Synchronization with Unison

The folks over at LinuxJournal.com are publishing a list of the all-time favorite articles ever featured on their web site. They will feature the top 25 in this series, presenting us with five each day this week. These 25 articles alone represent tens of millions of page views on LinuxJournal.com.

You can read more here.

Category: News

The SCO Group, best known for suing IBM about Linux, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This was widely predicted even during the failed IBM law suit, but the timing as left some surprised as many expected SCO to run out of cash at the beginning of this year.

You can read more over at Hi-Tech Squad.

Category: Me

The thing I love about open source is the vast number of turnkey solutions that are available free... free as in beer and free was in speech. If you have an idea for a web site it can quickly be turned into a reality using open source projects. Here are a few sites I have been working on and they are all powered by open source starting at the server with Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP:

• Dirstop.com - An web directory powered by the open source application "php Link Directory"
  
• www.glowdir.com - This is similar to Dirstop.com and is also running on "php Link Directory"
  
• Bonkersnews.com is a weird and odd news site. Although it is a custom script, it is written in the open source language of PHP.
  

Finally, I have also started another blog called "Review My Site".

Thanks,

THP

Category: Linux

Custom NimbleX 2 allows you to generate your customized Linux distribution by choosing what packages you want to have. The only requirements from the users are knowledge of English, a web browser (Firefox) and a CD for burning the ISO that was generated.

You can read more here: Custom NimbleX 2 RC2 released

THP

Category: News

Linux.com have updated their website with a new look and feel... It also seems has if they have changed their URL structure... This means that many of my past articles have changed their URL... Here is an updated list:


Controlling your Linux system processes

CentOS 5 is a solid enterprise OS

Getting started with the CentOS 4.4 Single Server CD

A look at the FreeNAS server

LDAP in the enterprise

Thanks,

THP