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Monday, August 13, 2007
Linus explains why open source works
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Monday, May 28, 2007
Windows vs Linux
This is a collection of well researched articles featuring Windows vs Linux. You can decide yourself which is better by reading the following articles.
Security Report: Windows vs Linux
2006 Operating System Vulnerability Summary
Linux vs. Windows: Which is Most Secure?
Linux Security: A Big Edge Over Windows
The problems with Vista laid bare - What might have been
Why Windows is less secure than Linux
Linux more secure than Windows, national survey shows
Microsoft Windows: Insecure by Design
If Only We Knew Then What We Know Now About Windows XP
Why Windows is a security nightmare.
The Structural Failures of Windows
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Setting up Apache as a Web server under Linux via GUI
Linux is increasingly becoming a popular alternative to Microsoft Windows for network administrators wanting to provide services for their organization. Learning a new OS like Linux can present some challenges to a long time Windows administrator however. This is the beginning of a series of articles aimed at the IT administrator new to Linux wanting to set up various servers. This first article will describe the steps to setting up an Apache server as a Web server for your organization.
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Free Linux Courses
Free Linux Courses by Eric D. Schabell
This course is designed to guide inexperienced users through their first steps into the wonderful (and stable) world of Linux. This process should be as painless as possible and this course covers all the necessary information that a new user needs to start the journey to a place here “reboot” just isn’t the standard solution! This course leads the new user through the history of Linux, through the preparations leading up to an actual installation, the installation of Red Hat and/or SuSE Linux, followed by a tour through the most used commands and the common tools a user needs to understand within the Linux environment. The course continues with a tour of the tandard paths users can follow to find information about their Linux systems. In closing the course will take the student through a kernel compilation and present a short overview of the more well known services used in Linux solutions today.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Ubuntu Performance Guides
LXPages compiled a list of resources that can be used to improve performance on your Ubuntu operating system.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2007
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