Ever since comparing seven Linux distributions on my "old thinkpad" testbed, Ive remained impressed with the flexibility and ease-of-maintenance of Debian-based Linuxes. In my followup article on using Etch...
I recently reported on my good results with migrating an old server from RH7 to Debian Sarge, beginning with the network-install CD. Responding to my comments that an install...
I recently decided to retire Red Hat 7 after seven years of loyal service as a firewall/router operating system on my home LAN. Like a red-headed stepchild grown old,...
Like most companies, my employer has a stash of old, "obsolete" PCs and laptops that wont run the latest versions of Windows worth a darn.
Naturally, this represents a great...
This weeks LinuxWorld Expo in San Francisco is shaping up as a showcase for Linux cellphone-related products, alliances, and open source contributions. The barrage of phone-related announcements and demonstrations...
The vast amount of data that companies manage comes in many forms, including structured and unstructured. To be effective, enterprises must be able to...
Environmental threats, ranging from the rise of extreme weather events to global climate change, do not impact all people or groups equally. The populations...
I spoke with Mike Micucci, COO at Automation Anywhere, about the “automation economy” and the trends that are driving the AI/automation sector.
Among the topics...
I spoke with Pavel Pragin, CEO at ClearScale, who provided guidance about how to optimize the migration and management of AWS cloud deployments.
Among the...