Mirror and Cache index - Technology: Linux/Unix
283 votes | submitted 2010-08-20 14:10:01 by Frankzulla | 49 comments
An incredibly helpful guide for running Starcraft II on a Linux box.
226 votes | submitted 2010-08-17 13:48:43 by mastersaiyan | 18 comments
A list of top 5 very useful and Open source linux firewalls with features and description
249 votes | submitted 2010-08-14 00:05:02 by openthink | 72 comments
Even with concern about support, a stagnant economy is helping drive more IT professionals toward
OSS...
249 votes | submitted 2010-08-11 00:28:55 by antdude | 91 comments
"This research study is being conducted by Don Davis and Iffat Jabeen, graduate students at Texas
State University-San Marcos. The purpose of this research is to examine the role and possible
benefits of legitimate peripheral participation and learning in the Gnu/Linux FOSS community..."
445 votes | submitted 2010-08-10 19:40:24 by LtGenPanda | 26 comments
The Linux Foundation has launched the Open Compliance Program, a new initiative that aims to
simplify some of the challenges of complying with the obligations of open source software licenses.
The Linux Foundation believes that the effort will reduce compliance costs and lower the barriers of
Linux adoption for commercial vendors.
479 votes | submitted 2010-07-27 20:06:32 by sjvn | 84 comments
Sorry to disappoint the people who were so upset that Dell was 'abandoning' Ubuntu Linux, but the PC
vendor is actually expanding it desktop Linux offerings.
1231 votes | submitted 2010-07-25 01:12:47 by oboy | 443 comments
It's as if a million penguins cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced.
865 votes | submitted 2010-07-23 07:18:41 by adeelarshad82 | 230 comments
If you need a second or third computer but money is tight, you don't need to buy a full system. You
can build a surprisingly speedy Linux PC that will excel at everyday tasks, and cost less than $200.
367 votes | submitted 2010-07-11 19:57:04 by hardgeek | 50 comments
Torrent is an open source peer-to-peer file protocol for sharing large software and media files. It
is a well established protocol which accounts for a significant proportion of internet traffic and
here its a list of eight Linux BitTorrent clients.
237 votes | submitted 2010-07-04 20:25:02 by strongdigger | 32 comments
A list of best free video players for linux platform, which is both fully featured and mature too.
332 votes | submitted 2010-06-29 23:09:30 by vishnumittal | 27 comments
If you've ever wanted to remotely restart a service on your Windows PC from your Linux machine, the
Command-Line fu web site has you covered with the quick and easy command to use.
424 votes | submitted 2010-06-19 18:35:42 by darkhorse003 | 72 comments
7 of the best Linux firewalls Distributions designed to secure your network
529 votes | submitted 2010-06-11 13:26:03 by diggnectar | 91 comments
Ubuntu: meritocracy not democracy Ubuntu community manager Jono Bacon explains. Ubuntu has many
recognisable traits, but one of the best is its reputation for working with its community.
847 votes | submitted 2010-06-01 23:52:34 by diggnectar | 127 comments
Five years after uTorrent was released for the Windows platform the development team has announced
that it's working on a Linux version of the torrent client. The massive demand from users is cited
as one of the main reasons why Linux users will have a native uTorrent application this coming
summer.
946 votes | submitted 2010-05-27 20:54:36 by jaybol | 64 comments
When the task at hand is a mundane and a repetitive task, money is a perfect incentive. However,
when the task requires “rudimentary cognitive” skills, money, it turns out, isn’t the best
incentive. This makes perfect sense when we look at the amazing open source projects out there.
869 votes | submitted 2010-05-18 16:37:18 by rtaibah | 153 comments
Sheldon Cooper's fave Linux Distro is Ubuntu! Though knowing him for 3 years, I would've thought he
would go for Gentoo or even Linux From Scratch!
528 votes | submitted 2010-05-13 01:33:15 by BaddBrainz | 92 comments
Before I get a bunch of angry comments, I want to say I'm aware that Linux powers all sorts of
computers outside of the PC market, but this particular example was too, well, cool not to share.