by wwarren | Dec 21, 2010 | Linux, Open Source
I just did my annual update to the Linux Counter Project which is located at counter.li.org. Once i finished my updates I was quote shocked at what I found. Out of all the machines I manage in one form or another(at least server wise) more than 90% are Linux boxes....
by wwarren | Dec 13, 2010 | AMD, Hardware, Intel, Linux, Open Source
BOINC FAQ Service. BOINC FAQ Service. Ever wondered what all those acronyms are that are behind your CPU description? I’ll try to put them down in this FAQ. I am missing a few. Sorry for that, I’ll keep on hunting though. 🙂 To see the options on your CPU,...
by wwarren | Nov 10, 2010 | Linux, Open Source, Vendors
I’ve been waiting for this. There’s some performance issues with this latest version while virtualized but Red Hat is very good about fixing regressions like this. I’m waiting the month or two it’ll take for Centos to get their next version...
by wwarren | Nov 10, 2010 | Linux, Open Source
This article says it better than i can. The GPL is actually now causing more issues than it solved. I would actually use the GPL to RESTRICT who can use my software and how..whereas the BSD license is truly a Free Open Source license. Internal Email on Why a...
by wwarren | Nov 4, 2010 | Linux, Open Source
InnoDB Storage Engine Dropped From Oracle MySQL Classic Edition. Oracle owns Innodb and now MySQL. It’s time to move from Mysql to postgres. Not one of the mysql forks..but postgres. Oracle is beginning the squeeze of Sun’s properties.
by wwarren | Nov 2, 2010 | Open Source
Slashdot Developers Story | 33 Developers Leave OpenOffice.org. Openoffice is for all intents dead. Libreoffice is where it’s at which is what i am going to be trying out for possible reccomendations.
