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Tag Archives: OpenSource

Does Open Source have in it to be Numero-Uno?

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I remember writing an article about 2 months ago, on Open Source’s revenue flow and the actual source of the payments that Open Source gets. I stated that the question of Where does Open Source get its Payment from? is one that could have multiple answers. This question of whether Open Source has it all [...]

CES 2012 – let’s anticipate Open Source

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I know, it is too early to be thinking of the CES 2012, especially when the CES 2011 has just recently come to an end and we still haven’t delved deep into the nitty-gritties of the event’s outcome. However, it does not stop us from thinking and talking about the expectations from the next CES [...]

Tech World’s Top 10 Mistakes – Series I

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There can never exist an industry in this world that can survive from making mistakes. And an industry that needs to be very meticulous in fabricating every product, service or solution can also not escape the ugly part of making blunders – I am talking quite obviously of the technology industry. There can be errors [...]

Atheros Wi-Fi rocks the Linux way

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The probability of using Atheros chipsets for users using Wi-Fi on laptops, for wireless freedom is very high. There are over 30 different wireless device vendors worldwide, including Linksys, D-Link and Netgear who use Atheros chipsets for wireless networking.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3b adds to virtualization

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The number of processors in RHEL 5.3 beta nearly doubled from 64 to 126 and memory per host has nearly quadrupled from 256 GB to a 1 TB.

Funambol – An Open Source alternative to MobileMe

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For the individuals who would not like to shell out $99 per year for mobileme, we would advocate trying out a free & open source alternative to mobileme — Funambol.

Java creator, James Gosling does his part of Flash Bashing

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If you look at something like Flash, when you get to the much more advanced stuff — richer interfaces, more complex network protocols, more complex APIs — it really falls short.

Hot tips to get the best of Linux in 2008

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Sometimes you can have a frozen window, and there are two fast ways to solve this problem without turning off your computer or restarting it. The first is the traditional key combination of Ctrl + Alt + Backspace.