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i-Technology Viewpoint: The New Paradigm of IT Buying With the U.S. economy and IT spending finally appearing to be making a comeback and China and India adopting IT faster than you can say symmetric multiprocessing, why am I predicting layoffs? Oct. 11, 2005  Reads: 88,512

Climbing the Linux Mountain Sometime between the years 1995 and 2004, Linux reached the mainstream of computer users the world over. No longer was it all about Microsoft or the Mac. Now there was a new sheriff in town, and it was a penguin packing some serious heat. Oct. 15, 2005  Reads: 17,086  Replies: 2

Migrate and Consolidate by Leveraging Linux With Lower Costs In an all too familiar saga taking place in small-to-medium businesses (SMBs) everywhere, file/print, Web, e-mail, and application servers are multiplying at an alarming rate in response to ever-increasing demands for processing ... Oct. 16, 2005  Reads: 19,350  Replies: 2

Linux.SYS-CON.com Feature - Best Practices in Cluster Management and HPC Albert Einstein defined success as 10 percent inspiration and 90 percent perspiration. Although he had no inkling about the emergence of Linux Clusters for High Performance Computing (HPC), his words ring true for designing, bui... Oct. 20, 2005  Reads: 18,946  Replies: 2

Linux.SYS-CON.com: Device Management with udev and HAL on Fedora Core 4 This article discusses the implementation details for the new device management methods udev and HAL, now used on all Fedora Core 3 and 4 systems for all devices. It's time to relearn how devices are managed! Oct. 22, 2005  Reads: 32,050  Replies: 1

Taking Linux, Apache, PostgreSQL, and PHP to Their Logical Extreme Let's play word association. I say 'Web Hosting.' I bet 'fat margins' didn't jump into your head. More likely, you thought of some of the 'where are they nows' of the bubble, like Exodus and PSINet. Let's do another round - I say ... Oct. 25, 2005  Reads: 37,626  Replies: 2

How To Rapidly Build Native XML Applications With LAMP Whatever happened to the days when a new college grad could be sent to a two-week developer's course and come back proficient enough to develop and deploy small departmental applications? J2EE - That's what happened! Oct. 28, 2005  Reads: 33,323  Replies: 2

Linux.SYS-CON.com Q&A with Lead Developer of Joomla!, Andrew Eddie In September, core developers of Mambo, the popular open source content management system, announced a fork of the project, called Joomla!, with virtually all active participants following the fork. Oct. 31, 2005  Reads: 52,748  Replies: 7