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A quasi un mese dal rilascio di X Server 1.6 RC2 ed in ritardo di circa un paio di mesi rispetto ai tempi previsti e stabiliti in precedenza, poche ore fa è finalmente giunta ufficialmente la
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Yes, VMWare wasted no time in findind its own Linux Partner after its market share came under serious threat from RedHat’s new thrust into virtualisation.
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This week Red Hat announced an entire lineup of open source virtualisation tools. Under pressure, industry leader VMWare has already announced its plans to release portions of its software for free, but the battle for the virtualisation space is just starting to heat up and VMWare looks to be facing ever-increasing threats that include Microsoft an
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Have you ever needed to wirelessly network a Windows PC’s directly to a Ubuntu machine? In other words, you lack a router, switch, or other networking mechanism, each PC has a wireless device and you need to trade a file or play a network game?
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That’s the cover story this month. In any case, don’t miss reading about how Linux contributed to the making of this great movie.
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Linux certainly has established itself as a prominent server OS these days pushing Unix into the back ground. But the open source OS shares the stage with commercial software giant Microsoft which remains a dominant player with windows server. Or does it???