RHE Virtualization via web portal
Few days ago, the makers of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) have released the latest version – RHEV 3.1- that uses web portals to...
Top Linux Distributions, 2012
2013 is just around the corner and it’s time to wrap up the Linux world’s happening for 2012. So let’s start with a most...
How to Share Files Between Linux Systems
In today's world, most of us have more than one computer device in the house. There is often at least one desktop PC and...
Steam Games begin including Linux requirements
Linux users continued desire for pure Linux version of Steam, is now met with the official beta version of Steam for Linux. There is...
Why is Android built on Linux Kernel?
Android is overwhelming. Its spreading and taking over its competitors. According to recent reports Android is poised to claim the crown from Apple in...
Haiku: A New Kind of Operating System
I have been having an absolute blast of a time testing out a new operating system for this article. It is called Haiku. It...
Firefox 17 launched with FB built-in
Mozilla Firefox, is Mozilla Corporation and Mozilla Foundations’ web browser that runs on open source technologies and is available as free download for users....
15 Weird/Surprising devices and Systems that run on Linux
It's incredible to see how Linux runs on devices of various sizes, power and built for diverse purposes. Linux is, like technology itself, deeply...
Firefox for Android comes to low-end Android handsets
The fact that open source software are more beneficial for society at large has been justified once again as Firefox for Android extends its...
Popcorn Maker 1.0 launched by Mozilla
For those with a penchant for entertainment technologies Mozilla continues to provide innovative software. Its latest such release is aimed at those creative people...
Linux File System Test for USB Media
So you got yourself a shiny new USB drive and are not too sure what file system to format it with. Sure, FAT is...
Linux in Enterprises, market share and Business which use Linux
Unquestionably Linux is still struggling to claim a respectable share in desktop market. The trend does not seem to vary drastically in enterprises too....
Xenix: The Microsoft Unix That Once Was
One would not normally associate Microsoft with Unix. While Microsoft's interest(s) in Unix may remain minimal in recent times, history tells a very different...
NVIDIA 304.64 has been released! A look at new features and...
NVIDIA 304.64 is finally out fixing number of issues and bugs. The posts introduces you to its new features and details installation instructions.
According to NVIDIA, they...
Opera 12.10 Feature Round-up
Opera software shortly released Opera Browsers latest version Opera 12.10. The browser upgrade might not be densely feature packed but apart from handful of...
Google’s iPhone [Funny]
It was not until today when I downloaded the Google Earth app and placed it on my Home screen on my secondary mobile set...
Why do super computers use Linux?
In our last few posts we discussed the fact that over 90% supercomputers (94.2% to be precise) employ Linux as their operating system. In...
XStreamOS: An Illumos Kernel based Operating System
Being a Technical Writer involves a lot of reading and research of new and emerging technologies. And one project that recently came to my...
