Changes they are a coming
While having a dedicated server is great, the cost of running it, not so much. I’ve had this server for 18 months now and done very little with it, other than run a few personal sites. The original...
View ArticleFreedom is not Free
Remember those that have paid our bill. Tomb of the Unknowns with guard Posts Related to Freedom is not FreeLinux tool Tomb encrypted 1.0 DirectoriesTomb, a new open-source tool for encrypting...
View ArticleEmino et Fide – Courage and Faith
Salute the to brothers and sisters that have served and are now serving. 2-1 U.S. Dragoon Regiment Courage and Faith! Posts Related to Emino et Fide – Courage and FaithOwn price for games: Humble...
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A new home for LinuxKommando – Site Migration
After procrastinating for a couples months now I have gone ahead with my plan to move the site. Actually, I moved all my sites from a dedicated server to shared hosting. It wasn’t a quality of service...
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The London Stock Exchange migrates Linux
The London Stock Exchange (LSE), one of the largest in the world (founded en1801), is about to enter a transitional period of twelve months to develop a new Linux platform. This system replacing...
View ArticleWhy my PC is Linux Only
I do not know how long I’m single boot only with Linux (Arch Linux to be more precise). But this weekend, Windows has won a place in a corner of my hard drive. A little attempt here to explain the why...
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Linux accessible to just anyone
The evolution in Linux or more specifically within the various Linux distribution is constant. In its early days Linux was reserved for experts computer scientists and geeks in all genres. Sure things...
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Android is more popular than Linux and Ubuntu
The developments that have taken Linux is very vast and important as it is slowly taking place in the market but we have seen that this coincides with Ubuntu Linux and this has caused among new users...
View Articletrace: events in the Linux system
A new development of the kernel Thomas Gleixner and Ingo Molnar, promises to illustrate events in the Linux system is better than traditional tools. The technique called “trace” tool presented offers,...
View ArticleThe Linux desktop is faster
A new patch for the kernel scheduler promises huge improvements in system speed under load. Initial tests show in fact that the new solution represents a drastic improvement. Those who followed the...
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