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cclive

quvi

quvi is a command line tool for parsing video download links. libquvi is a library for parsing download links with C API.

cclive

cclive is a command line tool with low memory footprint for downloading videos from YouTube and similar websites

clive

clive is a command line tool for downloading videos from YouTube and similar websites

Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi Foundation

Validate

Glest

Drobo - Drobo FS

Drobo FS is the best storage experience ever for simple file sharing and network backup for home and home office users, 10TB and beyond.

PowerTOP

hcron - Alternative periodic command scheduler

Siege Home

Siege is an http regression testing and benchmarking utility. It was designed to let web developers measure the performance of their code under duress, to see how it will stand up to load on the internet.

TYPO3

Puppet Labs

Puppet Data Center Automation Solution helps you save time, gain visibility into your server environment, and ensure consistency across your IT infrastructure.

Axel

Axel - GitHub

axel - Improvement of Axel Download Accelerator

rdiff-backup

calibre - E-book management

calibre: The one stop solution for all your e-book needs. Comprehensive e-book software.

Alexandria: Book Collection Manager

Arch Linux ARM

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cgroups

eHour - Timesheet Management

eHour is the free webbased time tracking solution for companies and organizations who need accurate information on how much time is spend on projects by their people

Data Crow

Get Data Crow at SourceForge.net. Fast, secure and free downloads from the largest Open Source applications and software directory

OpenTeacher

Free and open source language tutor. Helps you learn for your tests and check your knowledge. Improves your school grades.

Console

Get Console at SourceForge.net. Fast, secure and free downloads from the largest Open Source applications and software directory

CrossFire

Introduction to Crossfire

Enigma

FlightGear

Miro

Miro is a popular, free, and open internet TV application. It brings video channels from thousands of sources and has more free HD than any other platform.

dokuwiki

GNUCash

GnuCash

Using GnuCash 2.0 to balance your checkbook

Version 2.0 of GnuCash was released this summer, and it's better and more powerful than ever. GnuCash is a powerful free software tool for handling personal and small business finances, but if you're not familiar with double-entry accounting, the initial learning curve might scare you away from even trying it. If you're one of those folks for whom double-entry accounting is as foreign as a Texan in Petropovlask, here's how to get started using GnuCash 2.0 to track a checking account.

If You Knew Cash Like GnuCash Knows Cash | Linux Magazine

Keep Track of Your Money | Linux Journal

Recently, I took the big step: I became a freelancer. It's great, but even after a short while, I began to realize that there were some changes in my behavior concerning finances and spending money. So I thought decided to start keeping track of my personal accounts, especially with having more time to go shopping.

OO Converter

Convert MS/Word to PDF

Convert OpenXML (.docx, etc.) in Linux using command line - OpenOffice.org Ninja

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Small-C

Welcome to NASM Project -fbin

WordPress

tmux

Clone a NTFS partition with bad blocks

General Info

Σύστημα Παραγγελιοληψίας

Openmoko

Index of /mirror/FOSDEM/2010/lightningtalks/saturday

vlock - virtual console lock program

virtual console lock program

Hack and / - Your Own Personal Server: DNS | Linux Journal

In this day and age, it's simple and popular to have someone else change your oil, grow your vegetables, remodel your house and host your services. However, I'd argue that it's far more rewarding, educational and not very difficult to manage these things yourself.

VMware Server

Get VMware Server for free virtualization and server consolidation. Accelerate server provisioning, simplify testing, and easily evaluate software in

FreeBSD GNOME Project: GNOME 2.32 FAQ

FC4 Gnome 2.10, KDE 3.4

TODO

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Image Processing with OpenGL and Shaders | Linux Journal

Text Frames in Scribus | Linux Journal

Working with Images in Scribus | Linux Journal

A Linux Audio Christmas | Linux Journal

The New Features in LibreOffice 3.3 | Linux Journal

Popcon - Are You In Or Out? | Linux Journal

Spotlight on Linux: Puppy Linux 5.2 | Linux Journal

Linux.Conf.Au - Day Three | Linux Journal

Linux.conf.au - Day Four | Linux Journal

Introduction to Forensics - A Report from Southwest Drupal Summit | Linux Journal

CUPS and Sun | Linux Journal

Linux Distro: Linux Console | Linux Journal

Does The Document Foundation Support OOXML? | Linux Journal

FlashVideoReplacer Continues To Improve | Linux Journal

A Kernel By Any Other Name | Linux Journal

openSUSE to Celebrate 11.4 with Virtual Dance Party | Linux Journal

Working with Frames and Objects in Scribus | Linux Journal

Oh Nokia, We Loved You So... | Linux Journal

Power Supplies | Linux Journal

Xfce 4.8 Desktop Environment | Linux Journal

German Open Source Experiment: Things Not Going To Plan | Linux Journal

Who Contributes the Most to LibreOffice? | Linux Journal

Make Customers Smile in 7 Easy Steps with OTRS - Part 4 | Linux Journal

Quickie Conference Report: Day One - SCALE 9x | Linux Journal

Back from the Dead: Simple Bash for complex DdoS | Linux Journal

Spotlight on Linux: Debian GNU/Linux 6.0 "Squeeze" | Linux Journal

On My Way to DrupalCon! | Linux Journal

FreeBSD and PC-BSD Release New Versions | Linux Journal

Flash 10.2 Found To Be Crashtastic | Linux Journal

Installing Linux with Virtual Box | Linux Journal

Spotlight On Linux: CrunchBang | Linux Journal

CrunchBang is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Debian. It comes in OpenBox and XFCE editions, and a very dark visual theme. It's the OpenBox version that I took a look at. Being based on Debian is a point is its favor as it means that standard trouble shooting and standard packages work on the system.

Adding Master Pages to Scribus | Linux Journal

Like most word processors and layout applications, Scribus has a variety of tools that allow you to design once and use repeatedly. For pages, the tool is Master Pages. Master Pages are styles or templates in which you can position repeated elements like headers and footers or logos.

PLUG And The Fender Mustang | Linux Journal

Recently I decided I needed a new guitar amplifier for my studio. Its sole employment would be studio work, so I looked for a small lightweight amp with a good sound, high-quality digital effects, and amplifier/cabinet modeling.

DrupalCon Rocked Chicago | Linux Journal

DrupalCon has sadly come to a close.

Are Your Licenses Compliant? | Linux Journal

If you work with Open Source software every day, you probably do not think for a moment about license compliance. In fact, if you are not an IT manager or professional intellectual property lawyer, you might not even think about it at all. Until you get the phone call. My last article was back in the first week of January.

Wanted: Passionate Geeks | Linux Journal

If you love tinkering with your Linux machine, have ninja sysadmin skills, or are an avid user of open source software in general, and you love to share your knowledge with others, I'd really like to hear from you.We're looking for a few more passionate techies to join our ranks as contributing LinuxJournal.com authors.

Mingle with openSUSE-ites on connect | Linux Journal

The ever-inventive openSUSE gang have come up with another cool service to enhance user experience and promote good will. This time it is a little less technical and a little more social. Connect with other openSUSE users, developers, and groups. You can make friends, find out the latest news, and get involved.

Tutorial: Translating Scanned Docs | Linux Journal

Recently, I had to access some information from a German document, but the problem was that it was only available as a poor quality scan. This is an overview of how I extracted and translated the information.

LibreOffice Rolls Out the Updates, Latest 3.3.2 | Linux Journal

Unlike OpenOffice.org of yore, LibreOffice developers have been pumping out the updates at a rapid pace. Since the inaugural release two months ago, LibreOffice has seen two minor version updates as well as associated developmental releases. The latest, LibreOffice 3.3.2, was released just a couple of days ago.

Particularly Exciting Week in Linux | Linux Journal

Linux is usually exciting, but this past week brought several nice developments. Slackware announced another developmental milestone for their next version. Bodhi Linux reached 1.0. Foresight announced their first release in two years. Zenwalk developers released version 7.0. And SimplyMepis gets a release candidate.

Trying a Cute Approach to Android | Linux Journal

Amidst all the chaos surrounding the Qt project, the power of open source software has shown itself. The Romanian developer Bogdan Vatra has ported Qt to Android. To avoid trademark conflicts, the result was named Necessitas.Before looking at how to setup the tools and build an application, lets look at the system from the users' view.

Customize a Distro with Remastersys | Linux Journal

Remastersys is a complete system backup tool, but it can also be used to create your own customized remix of an Ubuntu or Debian installation. Basically, you customize a running system and create an install disk that will recreate it. If you've ever wanted to create your own distribution, you won't believe how simple this is to use.

The GNOME Desktop Project Unleashes GNOME 3.0 | Linux Journal

After five years of planning and design, GNOME 3.0 has been officially released.

Booting Bare Hardware | Linux Journal

Booting a computer is always more complex than one wants to think. On the PC side, it looks as if BIOS finally is retired and replaced by EFI (I wonder which was the last OS to use BIOS for anything that just loading a secondary bootloader). On Mac, EFI has been around for a while.

LyX Devs Release First 2.0 Release Candidates | Linux Journal

Considering that the dev team has been working on it for about two years now, the LyX 2.0 release candidates are starting to appear relatively quickly (RC2 at time of writing).

Spotlight on Linux: Supergamer Supreme 2.5 | Linux Journal

Supergamer is, as you might guess, a Linux distribution whose main focus is on gaming. It's based on a lighter distributions, features a light desktop, and is chock-full of games and demos. It began life in the Spring of 2006 and was received with great enthusiasm.

Spotlight On Linux: wattOS | Linux Journal

So many computers head for landfill when they are still able to carry out useful work. However, some organizations and individuals do what they can to put these machines into the hands of people who can use them.

WebOS 2.1 - Give It a Spin with Emulation Through the WebOS SDK! | Linux Journal

It seems like only yesterday that Palm announced its brand new Linux-based WebOS and Palm Pre, ready to shake up the world with awesomeness and Linux in a little package.  They matched that announcement up with a nifty little SDK that emulated the entire OS in VirtualBox, and was released as a .deb package for Ubuntu.

Introducing Mixbus And The Ardour3 Alpha | Linux Journal

Mixbus (Figure 1) is a version of Ardour2 for Linux and OSX that replaces Ardour's native mixer with one designed by the Harrison company, a manufacturer of professional audio mixing boards.

Fabulous Virtual Window Manager Sees First Release in Five Years | Linux Journal

After five years, a new stable release of FVWM has finally been announced. FVWM is a lightweight and fast window manager still used by a few distributions and offered as an option on several. This landmark release brings several new and improved features.

No Ubuntu Default Extras Install | Linux Journal

The Ubuntu Technical Board has voted not to install the non-free extras package by default during a standard Ubuntu Install. This an option that, if selected, installs proprietary software including hardware drivers, media codecs and the Flash player.

LibreOffice 3.4 Beta 1 Available, Oracle Unchains OpenOffice | Linux Journal

April 15 brought some interesting developments in the office suite front. Oracle's press release announcing its intention of halting commercial interest in OpenOffice.org came hours before The Document Foundation announced the release of LibreOffice 3.4 Beta 1.

Torvalds Honored by Gaggle of Lawyers | Linux Journal

Linus Torvalds, the father of Linux and hero to many Open Source users, might not be the first person one might think would be honored by an organization of lawyers, but that's exactly what's happening. The International Technology Law Association will award Torvalds its ITechLaw Achievement Award at their upcoming 40th anniversary celebration.

The Humble Frozenbyte Bundle | Linux Journal

The folks over at HumbleBundle are currently running their third amazing game sale. It's a package deal from Frozenbyte, a Finnish game developer, that contains several computer games. What makes the sale amazing?

Using Styles in Scribus | Linux Journal

If you don't include master pages (which are really styles under another name), then Scribus supports three types of hierarchial styles: lines, character, and paragraph.

Spotlight on Linux: Toorox | Linux Journal

Toorox is a Gentoo-based installable live CD that features your choice of KDE or GNOME desktops. It comes with lots of useful applications including system configuration tools, easy package management, and proprietary code installers. Toorox is sometimes compared to another Gentoo-based distribution, Sabayon.

The Second-String Desktop | Linux Journal

It's dangerous for me to use sports metaphors, because my expertise ends at knowing there are three strikes in an out. When it comes to sitting the bench, however, I'm a veteran professional! Most major distributions choose one of the big hitters for their desktop management systems.

The Post Penguicon Unity Unification Story | Linux Journal

This past weekend, I was a "Nifty Guest" at Penguicon. Being a nifty guest is both an honor and a curse. On one hand, you get that fancy "NIFTY" on your name badge, but on the other hand you need to dance like a monkey whenever asked. Thankfully my dancing was held to a minimum this year.

Friends Of JACK | Linux Journal

Friends Of JACKThe JACK audio server/master transport control system is the cornerstone of the modern Linux sound production studio. That's certainly true in my own studio, and given JACK's complexity I also employ a number of useful "friends of JACK", i.e. software that reveals and extends JACK's capabilities.

Linux on a Fingernail | Linux Journal

This issue of Linux Journal is all about how to get Linux in your pocket. In this article, I go one better and tell you how to get Linux on your fingernail. Now, before you get too excited, I won't be discussing some new nano-computer being used by James Bond, unfortunately.

Kdenlive 0.8 Released | Linux Journal

April saw the release of Kdenlive 0.8. I'll take you through some of the new features, along with some notes on how I built it for Debian Sid.Kdenlive 0.8 is a release that fixes bugs and adds new features rather than being a complete departure from the previous version, probably welcome news to the regular users.

Ubuntu 11.04, Unity Released to Mixed Reactions | Linux Journal

Ubuntu 11.04 was released on April 28 with a brand new interface and a couple default application changes. But all the talk is about Unity, that brand new interface. As one might predict, reactions are all over the spectrum.

Structure Synth: Turn Your Linux Box Into an Abstract Art Machine with a Powerful Tool | Linux Journal

I must admit that I’m not an artist, at least not in the classical sense.

Tables of Contents, Indexes and Other Special Tables in Scribus | Linux Journal

Creating special tables in Scribus is not a straightforward task. The controls are scattered, and few users are likely to decipher the necessary steps or their necessary order without help.

Internet Relay Chat | Linux Journal

Wow, talk about a dinosaur! IRC seems like it has been around since the dawn of time. Without dating myself, I still remember logging into BBSs back in the eighties and nineties and getting help in chat rooms that would eventually become what IRC is today.

Open Source Cloud Computing with Hadoop | Linux Journal

Have you ever wondered how Google, Facebook and other Internet giants process their massive workloads? Billions of requests are served every day by the biggest players on the Internet, resulting in background processing involving datasets in the petabyte scale.

Tiny Core Linux 3.6 adds GUI installer | Linux Journal

With the release of version 3.6, the Tiny Core crew have added a GUI method for hard disk installation. As I have, on previous occasions, banged on about this omission, I thought I'd take a look.In the past, I've had a love/hate relationship TinyCore Linux distribution. On the one hand, it sports some amazing technology.

Fun with ethtool | Linux Journal

Time to be honest here for a minute. The open source community really has outdone themselves coming up with some very obscure names for packages. Let's take this list of packages for instance: emacs, gimp, gcc, mutt, grub, kyle rankin, parted, tar, mutt, vim.

Get Green, with Brown! | Linux Journal

The folks at Recompute have taken the notion of "Going Green" to a whole new level. They've made computer cases out of recyclable cardboard. We had the pleasure of speaking with Recompute's Brenden Macaluso and took one of their computers for a test drive.

Grabbing Your Music from YouTube: Do It Your Way | Linux Journal

A few months ago my father-in-law said that his company was renewing their computers. When I heard that some second-hand PCs were about to be available, I decided to take some of them, thinking that a few old PCs would not hurt when it comes to enlarging my home network and doing experiments with GNU/Linux.

Tweaking text in Scribus | Linux Journal

In word processors, users generally settle for an appearance that is good enough. By contrast, in a design application like Scribus, you have the tools to adjust the layout until it is exactly the way you want. That is especially true for text.

Secondary Window Tools in Scribus | Linux Journal

Scribus is designed so that the main window shows only the document you are designing. Other tools are positioned to secondary windows, where they have all the room they need for detailed settings. You may discover some of these secondary windows via menus and toolbars as you work, but not all.

Creating Software-backed iSCSI Targets in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 | Linux Journal

Studying for certification exams can be an adventure. Even more so when the certification exam is a hands-on, performance-based exam. The quandry most people I know fall into, is that to effectively study for such an exam, you need access to a lab environment with elements that may be beyond the scope of the average Linux enthusiast.

Maximum Calculus with Maxima | Linux Journal

We looked at Maxima in the February 2011 issue to do algebra and rearrange some equations. But those aren't the only tricks up Maxima's sleeve. This month, I describe how Maxima can help with differential equations, but I'm going to leave out some of the intermediate results to save some space.

Super Collision At Studio Dave: The New World of SuperCollider3, Part 1 | Linux Journal

SuperCollider3SuperCollider is composer/programmer James McCartney's gift to the world of open-source audio synthesis/composition environments.

Printing in Scribus | Linux Journal

Scribus is designed for quality printing. Unlike a word processor, its output is not meant simply to be good enough for practical use, but to be fine-tuned until it is as close as possible to what you want. For this reason, printing is considerably more complicated in Scribus than in the office applications with which you may be familiar.

Creating a Centralized Syslog Server | Linux Journal

A centralized syslog server was one of the first true SysAdmin tasks that I was given as a Linux Administrator way back in 1997. My boss at the time wanted to pull in log files from various appliances and have me use regexp to search them for certain key words.

Super Collision At Studio Dave: The New World Of SuperCollider3, Part 3 | Linux Journal

Advanced UseThe examples in the previous parts of this series should be fairly intelligible to someone with a background in Csound or a similar MusicN-derived language. They demonstrate a few basic principles of SuperCollider's linguistic elements, but they miss most of what's most interesting about the environment.

Super Collision At Studio Dave: The New World Of SuperCollider3, Part 2 | Linux Journal

In the first part of this series I introduced SuperCollider3 and its most basic operations. Now let's make things a little more interesting by adding a little randomization, a neat GUI, and some MIDI control.Creating A GUILet's add a simple GUI to control the synthesizer.

Creating a Centralized Syslog Server | Linux Journal

A centralized syslog server was one of the first true SysAdmin tasks that I was given as a Linux Administrator way back in 1997. My boss at the time wanted to pull in log files from various appliances and have me use regexp to search them for certain key words.

SQL vs. NoSQL | Linux Journal

The articles on NoSQL databases in Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge column appearing in recent issues of LJ have been enjoyable. Because this is the Enterprise issue, I think it would be helpful to take a step back and look at the Linux database landscape and examine in particular the ongoing “battle” between SQL and NoSQL databases.

ZOTAC ZBOX HD-ID11 | Linux Journal

For years I have toyed with the idea of setting up a media server for my entertainment center. The challenges in my way included cost, features, aesthetics, background noise and user-friendliness. All of those things are important because I'm not the only person who will be using the system I build.

ServerWatch

Setting Up a VPN Server on a Tomato Router, Part 2 — ServerWatch.com

Tomato Router is one way to bypass expensive equipment to give users secure remote access or connect offices. Learn how to configure the VPN server and clients as well as how to best test it out.

Building the Ultimate Linux Test Server, part 1 - Dock, CPU and Mobo - Tutorials - LinuxPlanet

We're going to build a machine fit for testing server operating systems, that can be quickly re-configured and run whatever we throw on it. Follow along as Paul Ferrill walks us through the hardware, and then the software.

Red Hat Fights Back — ServerWatch.com

These days, open source software is not just about peace, love and digital freedom; it's also about turning a profit. Red Hat, clearly tired of the other Linux vendors using its Linux server OS as a foundation for their services, is changing its rules with the latest release of RHEL.

Clerity Upgrades Auto Assembler Conversion Tools — ServerWatch.com

Tools translate Assembler application components into readable COBOL language code.

VMware Has a Fling With Competing Hypervisors — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft Hyper-V catches VMware's eye.

Oracle Debuts GlassFish Server 3.1, Improving JavaEE 6 Middleware — ServerWatch.com

Reference middleware architecture for JavaEE 6 is updated, tying the former Sun tech even closer to Oracle's broader Java platform offerings.

Assessing Data Center Power Consumption — ServerWatch.com

Key questions to ask data center managers.

Setting Up a VPN Server on a Mac — ServerWatch.com

A VPN Server can prevent hackers from seeing your Internet traffic.

vCenter Operations Manages Virtual Servers — ServerWatch.com

VMware offers cloud computing control.

Novell Launches SUSE Manager — ServerWatch.com

Advanced solution simplifies migrations from Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

10 Data Center Server Hardware Must-Haves — ServerWatch.com

When making your 2011 hardware purchases, leave room for a few key items you really require to make good service great.

Tomcat 7.0.10 Released — ServerWatch.com

This release includes bug fixes and a security fix over Apache Tomcat 7.0.8.

Improved PC Management For SMBs — ServerWatch.com

Virtual Computer and Lenovo optimize client virtualization and management solution.

Wireless Server Room Monitoring Benefits — ServerWatch.com

Energy efficiency a big win with wireless system.

Microsoft Revs Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 7 and SBS — ServerWatch.com

It's SP1 time for Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7, and a release candidate (RC) for Small Business Server 2011 Essentials is out. Find out what new features may be headed to your data center in the next few months.

VMware Brings Virtual Operations to vCenter — ServerWatch.com

The virtualization vendor introduces vCenter Operations, making it possible to manage your entire data center stack -- virtual servers, physical servers, storage, networking components and more -- from a single interface.

Boot Portable Live USB Linux on Older Hardware - Your Linux is Portable, But Where's the Port? - Reviews - LinuxPlanet

Portable USB Linux distros are wonderful go-anywhere Linuxes for troubleshooting and repair. The catch is older hardware doesn't always support booting from a USB stick-- but there is a workaround called Plop Boot Manager.

First Virtual Spaces Server Appliance Launched — ServerWatch.com

Vcopious application for network enterprise deployments or hosted environments.

Server Virtualization History 101 — ServerWatch.com

Server sprawl was reduced by virtualization in the 1960s.

Software May Be ARM Server Downfall — ServerWatch.com

Dell warns of potential roadblocks ahead.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Linux Leader - We're Number Two - Opinions - LinuxPlanet

Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the leader and progenitor of RPM-based Linux distributions, and its bleeding-edge community offshoot Fedora is equally influential.

Discontinued Apple Xserve Options — ServerWatch.com

Key Apple technologies can be provided by HELIOS server solutions.

NEC Supports Server Virtualization Using OpenFlow — ServerWatch.com

New technology improves the OpenFlow communication efficiency of virtualized servers.

Zenoss Delivers Datacenter Insight — ServerWatch.com

Data center monitoring gets new analytics service for planning, provisioning and analysis.

HP Expands WebOS to a PC (and More) Near You — ServerWatch.com

Remember WebOS? The smartphone operating system HP acquired when it bought Palm last year? Starting next year, every PC HP ships will be able to run WebOS along with Microsoft Windows. And don't think HP is limiting the OS' future to the desktop.

Apache CouchDB Powers Couchbase Server — ServerWatch.com

Couchbase Server is well-suited for developers.

VMware Makes Waves With Acquisition — ServerWatch.com

VMware’s SpringSource acquires open source web development provider WaveMaker.

Hypervisor Ousts Server OS — ServerWatch.com

GCG survey shows shift in OS market.

Acronis Certified on Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization — ServerWatch.com

Certification simplifies physical-to-virtual server consolidation.

Network Load Balancing in Windows Server 2008 R2 — ServerWatch.com

The less versatile of the two main high availability technologies in Windows Server 2008 R2, Network Load Balancing offers functionality that cannot be easily facilitated through other native OS means. This article examines its features and how to deploy it.

10W Atom Server CPU Coming Soon — ServerWatch.com

Intel announces upcoming low power consuming CPU.

Datacenter As a Service — ServerWatch.com

How to know when a data center is ready to be measured as a service.

Ubuntu: Easy Access For Designers — ServerWatch.com

Why Designers should use Ubuntu in embedded applications.

SolarWinds Free Tool For Data Center — ServerWatch.com

SNMP Enabler for Windows offered to system administrators.

Cloud vs. Data Center: Can't Decide Which Is Best for Your Exchange Install? — ServerWatch.com

If you want the advantages of a local messaging server as well as those of cloud computing, it may be time to consider coexistence.

Facebook Bucking The Trend — ServerWatch.com

Social networking giant eyes Intel microservers over virtualization.

Squid Proxy Server Enhancement — ServerWatch.com

Tips and tricks to enhance performance of networks.

Raritan Enhances Remote Server Management Appliance — ServerWatch.com

The Dominion KSX II integrated appliance offers new security features.

Tumblr Server Breach Caused by Human Error — ServerWatch.com

Tumblr faces security issues following a server breach.

Dell Server Buyer's Guide — ServerWatch.com

Dell's latest refresh of its server portfolio puts new processors and added intelligence front and center. The servers are available in blade, rack and tower form factors, with 17 new PowerEdge machines featuring the latest AMD Opteron 6000 and Intel Xeon 5600 series processors.

Microsoft Tests Updated System Center Tools — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft shows off new and updated tools to meld public and private cloud management at its annual management summit.

Cloud Computing and the Green Data Center — ServerWatch.com

The mot efficient data center is no data center at all.

PSSC Announces Dual Server HPC System — ServerWatch.com

The Powerserve Duo T2000 offers two servers in 1U of rack space.

AMD Struggles In Server Processor Market — ServerWatch.com

Current price estimate is $9.30 for AMD stock.

Build Your Own Linux Test Server — ServerWatch.com

If you're short on cash but looking for a server to test operating systems and virtual environments or a flexible machine capable of being quickly reconfigured for testing purposes, consider building your own. Here's how.

New Features in BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0.3 — ServerWatch.com

A major update to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) is expected this week.

Dell Launches Off-the-Shelf Microservers — ServerWatch.com

The PowerEdge systems are designed for use in public or private clouds.

HP: Itanium Is Not Dead — ServerWatch.com

Oracle claims Intel is ending Itanium. HP and Intel respond.

Oracle to Drop Itanium Software Support — ServerWatch.com

Oracle joins a long line of server and software makers dropping the technology.

Microsoft Virtualization Unlocks Server OS — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft's newest server application virtualization technology is in beta.

SPARC Virtualization Explained — ServerWatch.com

Oracle VM for SPARC is a virtualization feature available with Solaris on Sun SPARC T series servers.

Security: The Biggest Holdup to Cloud Computing — ServerWatch.com

A lack of understanding of security risks is one of the key factors hampering cloud computing adoption. Find out the five most overlooked threats to the technology.

OpenLogic to Resell MuleSoft Tcat Server — ServerWatch.com

OpenLogic will also provide Level 1 and 2 support for its customers, with MuleSoft providing Level 3 support.

IBM Offers New Server Services — ServerWatch.com

IBM portfolio to supplement pre-configured server, storage and network assets.

Server Virtualization Management — ServerWatch.com

The myths of server virtualization management.

Gateway Updates AMD Server Portfolio — ServerWatch.com

New AMD-based Gateway servers reduce power consumption.

How to Minimize Server Virtualization Problems — ServerWatch.com

A reactive approach can help enterprises avoid virtualization missteps.

Xangati Offers Virtual Desktop Dashboard — ServerWatch.com

The Xangati VDI Dashboard provides analyzes the health of VDI in microseconds.

New Windows Record Shattered by SGI — ServerWatch.com

SGI stands to benefit from a new round of Microsoft certs as the company looks to run hundreds of physical cores on Windows Server.

5 Must-Have Media Servers — ServerWatch.com

A media server offers many improvements over traditional file shares for storing, archiving and sharing multimedia presentations. Here are five worthy candidates to consider.

Scientific Linux 6.0 Released — ServerWatch.com

Linux adoption in the scientific community is very high. For the many organizations that want Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.0 but don't want to pay for it or wait for the next release of CentOS, Scientific Linux is worth a look.

Intel Announces High Performance Solid-State Drive 320 Series — ServerWatch.com

The Intel SSD 320 is the next generation of Intel's client product line for desktop and notebook PCs.

Windows Home Server 2011 is Ready — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft announced that the final build of Windows Home Server 2011 is complete.

GlobalSCAPE Has New Version of FTP Server — ServerWatch.com

New FTP Server (EFT Server) features offer an enhanced user experience for browser-based access.

The Two-Way Street of Hiring Top Data Center Talent — ServerWatch.com

Interviewing candidates for a top IT gig? Don't forget, your organization is being interviewed as well. Learn how to present your company in the best light.

HP Urges Partners to Complain to Oracle About Itanium — ServerWatch.com

A crowdsourcing of popular discontent unfolds.

Data Centers Short on Server Management Staff — ServerWatch.com

Data centers increase physical server count but aren't necessarily getting more people to manage the servers.

Tips to Avoid Losing Money on Virtualiton — ServerWatch.com

The top 5 money-gobbling virtualization mistakes.

Trend Micro Renders Zeus Botnet Server Useless — ServerWatch.com

Financial and ecommerce sites were the targets of the botnet.

Dell Reigns in Saudi Arabia — ServerWatch.com

Server business booms in Middle East.

Down With Data Center Downtime — ServerWatch.com

Improved training reduces human error.

Pretty Python Plotting With CairoPlot — ServerWatch.com

Data aficionados constantly on the lookout for better ways to display charts and graphs will appreciate CairoPlot, Python-based plotting software pretty enough to impress even the most jaded Mac user.

Vanguard Selected to Protect z/OS Data and Applications — ServerWatch.com

Vanguard Administrator provides automated security administration capabilities for z/OS systems.

Enterprise Cloud, Virtualization Trends Drive AMD Direction — ServerWatch.com

AMD's server chip road map meshes nicely with enterprise computing trends.

Infinitely Announces Customizable Virtual SharePoint Server — ServerWatch.com

Each virtual dedicated Server has between 1 and 8 2.53 GHz virtual CPUs.

Intel Delivers New Xeon Multicore Server CPUs — ServerWatch.com

Two new families of server CPUs provide what Intel calls dramatic performance improvements for multicore systems at the high end and low end of the market.

Plan Ahead For Server Disaster Recovery — ServerWatch.com

Tips to create a server disaster recovery plan.

Membase Server For Mac OS X Released — ServerWatch.com

Couchbase release provides developer-friendly features that integrate seamlessly.

Server Virtualization: It's All About the App — ServerWatch.com

With System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 and Server App-V, Microsoft aims to simplify the bits and pieces needed to run a virtual infrastructure by virtualizing at the application level. Will it change the perception of server virtualization management?

Windows Server GUI Fades to Windows PowerShell — ServerWatch.com

Is the Windows Server GUI headed for demise?

KEMP Announces Exchange 2010 Server Load Balancing Appliance — ServerWatch.com

The LoadMaster Exchange comes pre-configured and ready to deploy.

Microsoft Offers Volume Licensing for Cloud Computing Customers — ServerWatch.com

A new volume licensing plan makes it easier for customers to move over to the cloud.

Oracle Server Buyer's Guide — ServerWatch.com

More than a year after acquiring Sun Microsystems, the question remains: Where is Oracle going with its Sun server bounty, and where does it see the industry heading?

Virtualization Pros and Cons — ServerWatch.com

Three important things to consider when going virtual.

Understanding Cloud Computing — ServerWatch.com

Examining the complexities of infrastructure cloud.

Vantage Enterprise Server Software Released — ServerWatch.com

Telestream unveils system management products.

Dell Offers Mushroom Server Wraps — ServerWatch.com

Dell's new sustainable packaging strategy adds a little brown to a unique green initiative.

HP Backs Intel Westmere EX and Itanium — ServerWatch.com

HP is jumping on the bandwagon supporting the new Intel Xeon E7 chips, but that doesn't mean it's leaving Itanium behind.

Server Processor Top Position in Danger — ServerWatch.com

Intel may be on unsteady ground in the market.

Twitter Moves Back to California — ServerWatch.com

Server infrastructure issues in Twitter land.

Server Blade Heats Up HP-Cisco Battle — ServerWatch.com

Egenera blade management added by HP.

Desktop Virtualization Has a Lot To Offer — ServerWatch.com

A guide to understanding DV’s place in the market.

Use Server Load Balancing For Resource Hungry Apps — ServerWatch.com

Tips on how to improve server load balancing.

Cloud Vs Traditional: Comparative Analysis — ServerWatch.com

Savings await those with head in the cloud.

VMware Launches Open Source Cloud Foundry — ServerWatch.com

New open source efforts from VMware aims to open up a platform-as-a-service offering enabling multi-cloud deployments.

Facebook Server Behind the Scenes — ServerWatch.com

Social networking giant gives fans a look behind the curtain.

FM Offers Single Web GUI View — ServerWatch.com

Apace’s FileManager available immediately.

Making Your Virtual Security Real — ServerWatch.com

When it comes to beefing up the security of your virtualized IT environment, to whom are you going to turn?

This Week's Linux Top 5: Groklaw, GNOME, KDE and More — ServerWatch.com

Groklaw declares 'mission-accomplished', KDE and GNOME have some news of their own, Android stays open and more.

Linux Enterprise 10 SP4 Available — ServerWatch.com

Novell expands LTSS and releases SP4.

Percona: Over 250,000 Served — ServerWatch.com

Download milestone announced.

IBM Virtual Server Is No Game Changer — ServerWatch.com

IBM falls flat on virtual server services according to analyst.

Enterprise M3000 Server Enhanced — ServerWatch.com

Fujitsu, Oracle launch boosts system efficiency.

OpenStack Cactus Advances Open Source Cloud Computing — ServerWatch.com

OpenStack expands with new API to create extensions.

Virtualization Market Driven Forward — ServerWatch.com

End-user spending reached $16.8billion.

Dell Launches New SMB Servers — ServerWatch.com

The move is part of Dell's strategy to make enterprise-class products more competitive among SMBs.

Server OS Trends — ServerWatch.com

Analysts look at the future of the server OS.

VMware Heads Server Virtualization — ServerWatch.com

University of Hawaii tests virtualization solutions from multiple vendors.

Optimal Hyper-V Server Virtualization — ServerWatch.com

Tips to optimize your Hyper-V environment.

Kemp Technologies: Traffic Management Technology for Everyone — ServerWatch.com

This server load-balancing and application delivery control vendor is looking to bring its low-priced traffic management technology for SMBs to the enterprise.

BlackBerry Enterprise Server Not Welcome in UAE — ServerWatch.com

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is regulating BlackBerry Enterprise Server use.

A10 64-Bit Server Load Balancers Now Microsoft Certified — ServerWatch.com

A10 Network's server load balancers are both hardware and software-based.

Watson Boosts IBM Power Servers — ServerWatch.com

Watson Technology provides the inspiration for new IBM optimized POWER7 servers.

Virtualization Management Systems Can't Keep Up — ServerWatch.com

With the capabilities of virtualization technology now exceeding those of the management systems most enterprises use to control their IT environments, a new set of of complexities has arisen. A recent survey commissioned by Veeam Software provides insight on what has happened and the impact.

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Enhanced Enterprise Server From Oracle, Fujitsu — ServerWatch.com

SPARC Enterprise M3000 server enhanced with the newest SPARC64 VII+ processor.

ASUS Launches High Performance Server — ServerWatch.com

RS724Q-E6/RS12 high performance server offers diverse functionality.

Ubuntu 11.04 Tiptoes Into OpenStack — ServerWatch.com

Ubuntu 11.04 server release adds new cloud platform, but it isn't abandoning Eucalyptus just yet.

10 Surprising Virtual Machine Optimizations — ServerWatch.com

Learn how to gain efficiency with these virtual machine optimization tips. They aren't part of any marketing literature, but they should be.

Oracle Fixes 73 Security Vulnerabilities in 25 Patches — ServerWatch.com

The patches will update Oracle Database Server11g and 10g and other Oracle products.

VMware Toes The Price Line for Server Virtualization — ServerWatch.com

With the first wave of enterprise license agreements coming up for renewal, VMware has started discounting.

Server Virtualization Creates Technical Challenges — ServerWatch.com

Networking professionals discuss issues with server virtualization.

HP ProLiant Scalable System Buyer's Guide — ServerWatch.com

No longer just for the low end of the server performance totem pole, x86 servers are increasingly finding their way into the HPC market. With its ProLiant Scalable System line, HP has made great strides to fill this ever-growing market.

Server to Appliance Converter a Winning Combo — ServerWatch.com

Slilcom launches server to appliance converter.

Desktop Virtualization Leader Launches Pano System 4.5 — ServerWatch.com

Pano Logic sets desktop virtualization benchmark.

Simplify Perl Module Management With CPAN Minus — ServerWatch.com

Perl may not be glamorous, but its modules are often hard to avoid. Oftentimes, the standard CPAN shell makes using them more difficult than it needs to be. If that's the case for you, consider switching to CPAN Minus.

Walgreens Improves Server Uptime with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server — ServerWatch.com

The nation's largest drugstore chain migrates from UNIX to Linux to increase reliability.

ISPs Are Microserver Early Adopters — ServerWatch.com

Despite adoption, micoservers won't kill virtualization.

Microsoft Details New Server Racks — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft looks to energy-efficient data center hardware.

SANs and Your Virtualized Environment -- Breaking the Cycle of Codependency — ServerWatch.com

Is SAN complexity leading to VM stall? One NAS vendor certainly thinks so, and it's determined to disprove the 'myths.'

5 Reasons Why the Cloud Should Be More Secure Than Your Data Center — ServerWatch.com

Common knowledge says anything mission-critical must remain in the data center because cloud security is inferior to data center security. However, greater economies of scale, continuous auditing and other factors indicate that this may in fact be a popular misconception.

IBM Sees Increase in Server, Hardware Sales — ServerWatch.com

IBM’s Systems & Technology Group (STG) had its best first quarter in more than a decade.

MBX Systems Announces Zero Fault Monitoring Server Solution — ServerWatch.com

The system zero fault monitoring solution (SYZMO) is designed for MBX-built server appliances.

Supermicro Announces Xeon Optimized Servers — ServerWatch.com

New products offer more memory, better performance.

Oracle Agenda Shows Advantage Over Competition — ServerWatch.com

Survey shows customers prepare for license and support cost increases.

High Performance Enterprise Server Launched by Fujisu — ServerWatch.com

PRIMEQUEST 1000 series server designed for enterprise application, cloud and virtualization environments.

The Role of the Exchange Server Manager — ServerWatch.com

A look at Client Access server administration.

Tips to Improve Windows Server 2008 — ServerWatch.com

Best practice advice to improve the performance of Windows Server.

Linux Server, MacOS Fastest Growing Operating System Software — ServerWatch.com

According to Gartner the worldwide operating system (OS) revenue totaled $30.4 billion in 2010.

Data Center Management Topics: Efficiency, Heat Densities — ServerWatch.com

Data center managers focus on row-based solutions to alleviate concerns over efficiency and heat densities.

Lock Down Your Windows Server Security Needs With TekRADIUS — ServerWatch.com

Looking for a proven RADIUS server to meet your authentication, authorization and accounting needs for your Windows infrastructure? Consider TekRADIUS, a feature-rich Windows Service available in two flavors that supports multiple protocols.

Cisco Gets Into Containerized Data Centers — ServerWatch.com

An entire data center -- all in one big box. With its latest offering, Cisco enters the container data center biz.

Efficient Data Center Management — ServerWatch.com

Trendy modular data centers save on cost.

Tips for Purchasing Refurbished Server Hardware — ServerWatch.com

Judging the worth of a warranty.

Cloud Virtualization Support For Mac OS X Server — ServerWatch.com

VMware vSphere 5 release includes OS support.

Pancetera Looks to Cut the Hassle Out of Virtual Machine Backup — ServerWatch.com

With its flagship offering, Pancetera Unite, a virtual appliance, the company aims to remove the mystery and complexities surrounding virtual machine backup.

Brocade Launches CloudPlex Stack — ServerWatch.com

Brocade's new open cloud stack embraces OpenStack's open source cloud computing platform while also going after Cisco's vBlocks.

Free SMTP Server Testing Tool Offered — ServerWatch.com

SMPT server tool analyzes in real time.

Windows Server 2008 Best Practices — ServerWatch.com

Tips on utilizing Windows Server 2008.

Red Hat Debuts CloudForms and OpenShift for Cloud Deployment — ServerWatch.com

New solutions for creating and managing clouds announced, but they're not all open source -- yet.

Will vSphere Slice the Apple? — ServerWatch.com

Historically, Apple has been very protective of its desktop and server OS. However, with its server hardware line discontinued and its server OS all but gone, Apple may be preparing to change its tune. Some pundits have gone so far as to predict Mac OS X support may be coming in vSphere 5.

Blackberry Enterprise Server Expands Support — ServerWatch.com

RIM acknowledges key players in mobile market.

Server Virtualization Makes Better Use of Server Hardware — ServerWatch.com

Tips for fine tuning performance.

Internap Delivers OpenStack and VMware Clouds — ServerWatch.com

This cloud provider isn't placing all its eggs in one basket, and it explains why it makes sense to have a multicloud technology strategy.

Lion Server As a Separate Entity is Gone — ServerWatch.com

Apple's Mac OS X 10.7 Lion has built in Lion server.

Microsoft Server Shuffle — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft Server and Tools Business (STB) reorganized.

Exploring Enterprise Desktop Virtualization — ServerWatch.com

Calculating and quantifying the advantages of desktop virtualization.

Hybrid Cloud Management Tips — ServerWatch.com

Tips for enterprise architects on planning for hybrid cloud management.

Cloud Computing Opportunities — ServerWatch.com

Designers and developers benefit from opportunities in the cloud.

New FaxFinder IP Fax Server Released — ServerWatch.com

Multi-Tech fax server uses existing email and network resources.

Dell Sees Future in Micro Server Business — ServerWatch.com

Dell claims its micro server business is huge.

Intel Stays Ahead of AMD with Tri-Gate transistors — ServerWatch.com

AMD moves to 32 nanometer processes as Intel starts production on its 22 nanometer process and its related Tri-Gate 3D transistor.

Apache Web Server Attack Exploits Filter Capabilities — ServerWatch.com

Dubbed Apmod, the new Attack targets the popular Apache Web Server being used to host about 204 million websites.

Citrix CEO: We're Moving From the PC Era to the Cloud Era — ServerWatch.com

Citrix CEO tells Interop why the cloud and the consumerization of IT changes everything.

Dell Four Socket Blade Speeds Up Virtualization — ServerWatch.com

Dell blade developed for deployment in virtualized environments.

Investigating the Complexities of Cloud Computing Management — ServerWatch.com

A closer look at public and private cloud management.

Redhat Linux KVM, Citrix XenServer Suported by SolarFlare — ServerWatch.com

SR-IOV solution enables virtualization without performance degradation.

A10 Enhances New Gen Server Load Balancers — ServerWatch.com

A10 ACOS features enhancements for AX Series ADC family.

Why Choose Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Over VMware or Microsoft? — ServerWatch.com

Sure, it's a lot less expensive, but is there a technological reason to choose the Linux leader over the virtualization kingpins? Navin Thadani thinks so and explains why.

Avance Web-Based Server Management Offered — ServerWatch.com

NCS offers government agencies high-availability appliances using Avance.

EMC Announces New Data Center Management Server Tool — ServerWatch.com

EMC Ionix Server Manager 3.0 enhances management capabilities.

This Week's Linux Top 5: Red Hat, Ubuntu, Attachmate and More — ServerWatch.com

Red Hat rolls out new cloud services at the Red Hat Summit, Ubuntu's CTO calls it quits, Attachmate makes some post-acquisition moves and takes aim at the Mono Project, and more.

Microsoft Releases Windows Server Critical Update — ServerWatch.com

Patch Tuesday fixes vulnerability for the WINS component of Windows Server 2003 and 2008.

Review: Acer AR380 Server for Data Center Deployment — ServerWatch.com

Acer AR380 server in line with Dell and HP offerings.

Oracle Buyer's Guide, Users Weigh In — ServerWatch.com

Oracle users weigh in on how they perceive the vendor these days. How big of an impact is its smack at Itanium having, and how are non-Oracle software shops faring? Learn where the company remains strong and where there may be room for improvement or concern.

Parallel Releases Server for Mac 4.0 Mac Mini Edition — ServerWatch.com

Apple Xserve replacement finds support from Parallel.

Apache Server Primarily a Bug Fix Release — ServerWatch.com

HTTP Server 2.2.18 available.

Queplix Launches Virtual Data Manager — ServerWatch.com

Manager Automates the process of integrating enterprise applications.

Sony Server Breach May Be Linked To Amazon — ServerWatch.com

Sony PSN breach launched through EC2.

Free Cloud-Based Server Monitoring Available — ServerWatch.com

Mon.itor.Us launches cloud-based systems monitoring solution.

From VMware to Hyper-V, Veeam Diversifies Virtualization Portfolio — ServerWatch.com

Virtualization backup and management firm Veeam Software this week took steps to double down on its commitment to become the leading provider of disaster recovery and management solutions for virtual data centers.

Hyper-V Load Balancing Virtual Appliance Launched — ServerWatch.com

KEMP makes VLM-Exchange for MS Hyper-V available.

Data Center Management Solutions Announced by Cisco — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Fast Track Data Warehouse 3.0 and R2OLTP reference configuration launched.

VMware Gets new Horizon for Apps — ServerWatch.com

VMware launches integrated approach for matching user identity and authentication with cloud apps.

TechEd 2011: Cloud Computing, Devices and Developers — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft's TechEd keynote declared cloud, devices and developers the theme for the week. But it did not ignore its longstanding data center and end user desktop bases.

Facebook's New Data Center Management Software Improves Server Capacity — ServerWatch.com

Kolbold automates testing and deployment processes for Facebook.

Nvidia Tesla GPU Boosts High Performance Computing Servers — ServerWatch.com

Nvidia boosts server performance with new Tesla GPU.

Microsoft Adds Guest OS Support for CentOS -- Why? — ServerWatch.com

Microsoft now supports CentOS as a guest OS on Hyper-V. With support already in place for there for Suse Linux Enterprise Server and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, why is Microsoft fishing in a smaller pond?

Novell Operations Center 5 Debuts as NetIQ Product — ServerWatch.com

As Attachmate takes control of Novell, new Operations Center release bulks up on Automated Configuration Management features.

ARM Moves Toward Developing Software Ecosystem — ServerWatch.com

ARM increases efforts to put its low-power processors in servers.

Microsoft Doubles Down on Virtualization — ServerWatch.com

Virtualization plays an ever more important role in Microsoft's long-term plan. Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 and Windows 7 SP1 each brought a number of new features to the virtualization table from their respective sides, and the virtualization offerings don't stop there.

Server Virtualization: Calculating the Cost of Cloud Computing — ServerWatch.com

Examining approaches to calculating the cost of virtualization.

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LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Understanding Tunneling: Hiding Packets In Plain Sight - Tunneling, Burrowing, Enscapsulating

Tunneling over untrusted networks is a flexible, powerful security tool. We continue our classic Networking 101 series with Charlie Schluting's gentle introduction to how they work, and some easy-to-try examples with SSH.

LinuxPlanet - Reviews - 75 Ways to Secure Your Linux/Mac/Windows Systems With Open Source - 75 Ways to Leave Your Malware

The Linux/Free Software/Open Source world is cram-full of first-class security applications. Best of all, they're not just for Linux, but protect Mac and Windows too. Cynthia Harvey collects 75 to share with us.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Secure Networking For Linux, Windows, and Mac With OpenVPN (part 2) - Installation and First Steps

OpenVPN is famously difficult to get up and running, but the truth is that it needn't be. In this second and concluding OpenVPN article I am going to go through what it takes to get an OpenVPN Ethernet tunnel set up between a laptop computer and an office or home machine acting as an OpenVPN server.

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LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Finding Free Fonts for Linux - Licensing and Liberation

Getting a bit tired of the font selection your distribution ships with? Want a bit more variety for presentations or publications? Tons of fonts are available under open licenses, but only if you know where to look.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - 3 Excellent Command-linefus for Linux - Command-Line Delights

Commandlinefu.com is a fun repository for storing and sharing shell commands with the rest of the world. Juliet Kemp shares three standout one-liners.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Linux Bash History Speed Tips - Bash history speed tips

Bash is the default command shell on most Linux distributions. Bash keeps a history of the commands that you run, and Juliet Kemp shows us some neat shortcuts for re-using those commands.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Cloning With Linux 3 Ways - Disk Duplication Demystified

With Linux you can make a perfect clone of any partition or hard drive, including Mac and Windows. Paul Ferrill introduces us to three Linux utilities for making perfect disk images.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - 3 Ways to Customize Your Bash Shell - Invoking Bash and Start-Up Files

Linux's Bash shell can be customized by editing some configuration files. Juliet Kemp sorts out which ones and what to use them for.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Beyond Makefiles: GNU make is For More Than Just Compiling - make and LaTex

You're probably familiar with using makefiles to build executables from source code. But did you know that GNU make can automate many tasks? Juliet Kemp teaches us how.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - GIMP 3-D, 3 Ways - Drop-Shadows and Bump Maps

When you add text to a photo in GIMP, sometimes it comes out looking flat and boring. Akkana Peck explore three ways of adding an extra dimensions to your images and text.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Apache Helps the iPad Share Documents - Connecting iPad to WebDav

In which Juliet Kemp learns how to make the iPad share documents even when it doesn't really want to.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Making Movies in Linux with Kdenlive - Video Editing With Kdenlive

Want to clean up your home movies, make DVDs, or become a YouTube star? It's easy on Linux with Kdenlive, as Akkana Peck shows us in this new series.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Making Movies in Linux with Kdenlive, part 2 - Spice up Those Kdenlive Videos

In part one we made a basic movie with kdenlive. Pretty easy! But we can make a better movie by adding some effects, so Akkana Peck shows us how to add transitions between scenes, music and titles.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Controlling Your Linux System With fstab - Understanding fstab

The /etc/fstab file gives you control over what filesystems are mounted at startup on your Linux system, including Windows partitions and network shares. You can also use it to control the mount points of removable storage devices like USB sticks and external hard disks. Akkana Peck shows us how.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - 7 Useful Linux Networking Commands - ifconfig, iwconfig, ethtool

Eric Geier introduces us to to seven powerful commands for troubleshooting and configuring Linux networking, both wired and wireless.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Ubuntu's Success Story: the Upstart Startup Manager (Linux Boot Camp p.2) - Controlling Boot Sequence, What is Event-Based

Ubuntu developers invented Upstart as a replacement for the hoary old SysV init system, with the aim of meeting the complex demands of booting modern Linux systems. Upstart is being adopted by Fedora, Debian, and openSUSE. Akkana Peck introduces us to this Ubuntu success story.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Linux Commands: Making Bash Error Messages Friendlier - Trapping and Befriending Error Messages

Bash error messages, like so many error messages, can be more cryptic than helpful. But the good news is bash has a built-in mechanism for creating your own customized error messages, and you don't have to be an ace programmer to do it. Ubuntu and openSUSE already use this; Akkana Peck shows us how to do it ourselves.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Linux Boot Camp: How Linux Boots (part 1) - Linux Boot Camp Part I: SysV Init

Booting. Sometimes it seems like it takes forever. What's the computer <i>doing</i> all that time? How do you find out? The Linux boot sequence is surprisingly simple, and the best part is that almost all of it is controlled by shell scripts you can read -- and even edit yourself.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Using Ubuntu Linux to Rescue Windows - Getting Ubuntu, Finding Your Windows Files

What's the best tool for rescuing a broken Windows system? Linux. Eric Geier shows how to rescue your Windows data using Ubuntu Linux, without having to install it to your hard drive.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Mastering Redirection in BASH on Linux - Sending Your Inputs and Outputs Where They Belong

Linux's BASH shell has several ways to redirect inputs and outputs, which has a multitude of uses in server administration, and desktop search and admininstration. Juliet Kemp guides us through the finer points of these powerful BASH features.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Automated Linux Server Backup Tips and Tricks

This tutorial walks us step-by-step through creating a custom server backup script with some nifty features like bandwith throttling to avoid bogging down the server being backed up, how to exclude files, and how to synchronize deleted files.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Grub2 Worms Into Ubuntu (part 1) - Why Switch, GRUB2 Structure

GRUB2 has been a long time coming, and is finding its way into users' hands mainly via Ubuntu 9.10. Is it better than legacy GRUB? Should you upgrade? Akkana Peck guides through the mazy paths of GRUB2 in this series.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Linux Howto: Cleaning up Your GRUB 2 Menu (part 2) - Bogus Entries, Splash Screen

The GRUB 2 boot menu is long, confusing, and ugly. Akkana Peck reveals undocumented features and shows us how to weed out bogus entries, and make it look nicer and more readable.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Why Use GRUB2? Good Question! (part 3) - Translating Bizarre Error Messages, and Fixes

As we come to the end of Akkana Peck's excellent series on mastering GRUB2, it's not clear what advantages it has over legacy GRUB, or even good old LILO. It seems it's gone backwards. In today's installment we learn how to translate some common and mysterious error messages, and how to manage a multi-boot system with GRUB2.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Make Your Personal Linux Cloud With Tonido - Getting Started

If the concept of cloud storage and applications is appealing, but not the idea of handing control of your data over to someone else, then why not set up your own little cloud? Dmitri Popov shows us how with Tonido.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Making Debian and Kerberos Get Along - Kerberos vs. Debian

Kerberos and Debian's default /etc/hosts don't always see eye-to-eye; Juliet Kemp shows us a workaround.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - 5 Linux Speed Tips - Quick Launchers, File Manager Shortcuts

There are many ways to do the same tasks in Linux, which is a lovely thing because it means we can tailor our workflows to suit our own personal needs. Here are five of Carla Schroder's favorite speed and efficiency tips.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Make Pretty GUI Apps Fast with Python-Qt - A Minimal Window, Signals and Slots

KDE users love the look of all those pretty applications. The key is the toolkit KDE uses: Qt. Akkana Peck uses a poker game to show how quickly you can create a nice-looking graphical application.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Personal Finances on Linux with KMyMoney - OFX, HBCI, Plugins, Check Printing

Linux users have several good personal finance managers, like KMyMoney, which has matured into a feature-full, easy-to-use application. Eric Geier covers automatic updating, check printing, plugins, and other useful features.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - 7 KOffice Tips and Tricks - Applications, Fonts, Toolbars

OpenOffice gets all the attention, but Linux gives you several excellent office suites to choose from. KOffice is fast, powerful, and has a nice clean customizable interface; Eric Geier shares some tips to help make your KOffice experience as great as possible.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - How to Upgrade a CPU, part 1 - AMD vs. Intel, New RAM, New PC!

Upgrading a CPU is pretty easy, and usually takes just a few minutes. The hard part is figuring out which to buy. In part 1, Carla Schroder sorts out how to pick one that is compatible with your existing motherboard.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Upgrading a CPU (part 2) - Intel CPU Overview, Motherboard Compatibility

There is a right way to remove and replace your computer's CPU, and several wrong ways. Carla Schroder shows the right way, and how it isn't very difficult.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Linux-powered Packet Fence Protects Your Network - Installation and Initial Setup

Packet Fence bundles many useful and powerful network protection tools into an attractive, integrated package. Such as network access control, monitoring, intrusion detection, VLAN isolation, DHCP fingerprinting, and captive portal. Eric Geier introduces us to this protective powerhouse.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Fixing Your Holiday Photos With GIMP - Redeye, Low Light

Redeye, wrong exposure, blemishes, and other defects can afflict your holiday photos. But despair not, for GIMP can fix them. And here's a little secret: it's easy. Akkana Peck shows how.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - With Windows 7, Only Half of Samba Stops Working - It Half Works

Bringing Windows 7 clients into your Linux network is exactly what the fine Samba server is made for. But every Windows release comes with new interop roadblocks, and Windows 7 is no exception. Charlie Schluting shows how to get past the latest ones.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Time For Linux

One of the reasons we all use computers are that they are supposed to save us time. Most desktop setups have a place for a clock and most of us like to keep an eye on the time as we work. Below you will not be exploring how computers do not seem to save you time but how Linux keeps the time and date.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Ten Neat Tricks With Perl

Automate redundant repetitive tasks with Perl, using these ten neat tricks!

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Stopping Spam With Linux - Introduction

If you have used email at all, you have seen spam: unsolicited and unwanted email. The way that email works means that it is very easy to send out bulk mailings at a very low cost. This article will help you to prevent unwanted email from infiltrating your Inbox!

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - How to Run an Email List Under Linux - Introduction

Most Internet users will be on or will have tried out an 'email list'. Here's your chance to set up your own with majordomo!

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - How to Compile the Linux Kernel

Why compile a new kernel? A variety of reasons spring to mind; adding new custom features, upgrading to a newer version, or installing brand new hardware. Either way, you'll need to recompile your kernel at some stage; this article will take you through the steps quickly and easily!

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - How Do I Partition My Drive For Linux Use? - Introduction

So you've decided to install Linux! Be aware, you'll need to partition your drive; check out this article for all the information you need before you jump in the deep end.

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - Getting Access to Documentation Under Linux - Introduction

Wondering how to get access to documentation for your favorite features and tools in Linux? Step right this way, as James divulges the Linux documentation secrets!

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - A Guide To Linux Printing - Introduction

Printer giving your newly acquired Linux OS trouble? No problem! Let Stephen guide you through the printing process.

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Disabling Interrupts

Accessing shared resources is harder than one thinks

Minimize your ISR overhead

With all the automated tools available today, it's easy to lose track of the overhead that such tools are introducing.

Reduce RTOS latency in interrupt-intensive apps

Here is a way to bypass the RTOS in latency-sensitive interrupt situations. The use of a hybrid interrupt handling technique may reduce or eliminate the latency introduced by the RTOS in many embedded designs

Choosing the best real-time scheduling method for your embedded device

Examined are the benefits, and pitfalls, of various real-time scheduling methods, and how to make choices as to the most appropriate for a network-connected embedded device and to evaluate how each enables(or impedes) key application requirements.

Keeping your priorities straight: Part 1 - context switching

Priority assignment can have a big impact on the number of context switches a real-time application performs. In this three part series, William Lamie gives you the basics on how to do it right. Part 1: The basics of context switching.

RMA is Not Just for Academics

Three Things Every Programmer Should Know About RMA

Multitasking alternatives and the perils of preemption

In this tutorial Michael Barr explores the advantages and disadvantages of priority-based preemptive scheduling and alternative forms of multitasking.

Exactly When Do You Need Real Time?

This article explores where and why real time is required, various definitions of real time, and the effect of the OS on a real-time design as well as examines design methods and programming-language features appropriate for real time.

Tutorial: Techniques for measuring execution time and real-time performance - Part 1

In the first of a two part tutorial, David Stewart focusses on techniques for measuring execution time, by first providing a definition of key attributes and overview of methods, then provides details for using each method.

Build a Super Simple Tasker

Open-source real-time kernel! This detailed article spells out how to create your own preemptive kernel that's smaller and faster than most real-time operating systems. This elegant software might be all that many projects ever need.

Rate Monotonic Analysis

Preemptive multitasking is inherently non-deterministic, but RMA can change that. But does anyone use it?

Introduction to Rate Monotonic Scheduling

If you've got a lot of tasks to do, and tight dead-lines to meet, what's the best way to prioritize them?

Introduction to Preemptive Multitasking

Most real-time operating systems employ preemptive schedulers. This primer on preemption also looks at the kind of multitasking it enables.

Low-Cost Cooperative Multitasking: Part 1 – Building a simple FM player

Low-cost cooperative multitasking: Part 1 – Building a simple FM player

Low-cost cooperative multitasking, Part 2 – Building an MP3 Player

Low-Cost Cooperative Multitasking, Part 2 – Building an MP3 Player

Low-cost cooperative multitasking, Part 3 – Scheduling and throughput balancing

Low-cost cooperative multitasking, Part 3 – Scheduling and throughput balancing

Jack Ganssle on managing embedded projects at ESC Boston

Jack Ganssle on managing embedded projects at ESC Boston

The usability dilemma

EETimes Discussion Article

Usability testing for design kits: A good idea

Standard-based versus proprietary can be a tough choice for design engineers depending on the application. In a simple security network, the choice seems to go to the proprietary network.

The Cole /bin: It’s usability testing, stupid!

Mobile-phones-and-usability-testing

Catonmat

Set Operations in the Unix Shell - good coders code, great reuse

A while ago I wrote about how I solved the Google Treasure Hunt Puzzle Nr. 4 about prime numbers. I took an unusual approach and solved this problem entirely from the Unix shell. The solution involved finding the intersection between a bunch of files containing numbers. This lead me to ...

Yet Another Ten One-Liners from CommandLineFu Explained - good coders code, great reuse

The 4th part of CommandLineFu one-liners explained. They include watching Star Wars via telnet, lots of interesting man pages, hearing when a machine comes online, and checking gmail via shell.

Catonmat article archive for July, 2007 - good coders code, great reuse

Articles in archive: Creating a Video Downloader Application using OpenSource Tools (Part I). Converting YouTube FLVs (Flash Videos) to a Better Format with ffmpeg. Downloading YouTube Videos with a Perl One-Liner. Downloading YouTube Videos with GNU Awk. How to Upload YouTube Videos Programmatically. Sed - UNIX Stream Editor - Cheat Sheet. Perl Special Variable Cheat Sheet. Awk, Nawk and GNU Awk Cheat Sheet. About this blog, and others.

Australia

Department of Immigration & Citizenship

Provides access to information about Australian visas, Australian citizenship

SEEK - Australia's no. 1 jobs, employment, career and recruitment site

SEEK is Australia's number one jobs site. Search or browse jobs across Australia. Find work or recruit the ideal candidate. SEEK and you shall find.

Jobs, Employment & Careers @ MyCareer

MyCareer provides job search and employment opportunities in Australia. Search for jobs by location, job sector, industry or salary to find your dream job.

http://www.ausfis.org/_sys/EN/lp_changing_pics.aspx?alc_adid=409205&alc_cmpid=6051&SourceId=451&C=6002700875520&af=auw_1025_2700875520&77twebsite=bbfdfc93&77tadunit=950d540c&77tadvert=6002700875520

Sessions

Last Session

Xfce - Desktop Environment

Xfce Desktop Environment

/etc

Virtualization - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

E-Books Directory - Categorized Books, Short Reviews, Free Downloads

E-Books Directory is a categorized index of freely downloadable online books. It is daily updated with new e-books, fresh reviews and free download links.

libcurl - programming tutorial

WritingTests - Mercurial

Parsing Techniques - A Practical Guide

The Expat XML Parser

XML.com: Using Expat

Clark Cooper offers a detailed explanation of Expat, the C language library for XML parsing, and provides a directory of Expat functions.

How I Explained REST to My Wife

$ command line cheat sheets

HTML - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

GnoTime - The Gnome Time Tracker: Keep your projects under "timing control"

A demonstration of what can be accomplished visually through CSS-based design.

Hex Switch RC-Debouncer Module (Kevin Fodor's Projects)

My Miscellaneous Thoughts, Hacks and Projects

Embarcadero Developer Network - Search

Minor Links

SDF Public Access UNIX System - Free Shell Account and Shell Access

Using the Clipboard

simple_wep_crack [Aircrack-ng]

Bill Atkinson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Source Code for the Lions' Commentary

Better Software Magazine - March 2008

Better Software Magazine - May 2008

New Electronics March 2007

Technical

Linux

Linuxaria

Blog about Linux, Technology and everything related to Open source. There are news,tutorial and howto on shell,bash and many desktop environment.

Wonderful World of Linux 2.6

INX Is Not X

SliTaz GNU/Linux

SliTaz GNU/Linux LiveCD operating system

UbuntuUpdates

Linux Professional Institute

LPI Greece - Linux Professional Institute Master Affiliate Greece

The Linux Foundation

The Linux Foundation is a non-profit consortium dedicated to fostering the growth of Linux, and promoting standardization and technical collaboration of Open Source Linux

Linux Driver Project

Linux Wireless

Embedded Linux Wiki

Apple

iPod touch

Everything you need to learn to use and troubleshoot your iPod touch. Get help with sending and receiving mail, syncing contacts and calendars, updating or restoring, and more.

Embedded

uClibc

uClinux

Home page for uClinux, the Linux/Microcontroller Project, and Linux without MMU project.

OpenEmbedded

FemtoLinux

Embedded Linux Wiki

Dpkg

Advanced Packaging Tool - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Apt - Debian Wiki

dpkg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

deb (file format) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Debian GNU/Linux FAQ - Basics of the Debian package management system

Vim/Dev

CScout: The C Refactoring Browser

ncc homepage

Vim/Cscope tutorial

VIM-LaTeX

Vim as XML Editor

If Vim is your main text editor, and if you do a lot of XML editing, then this howto might help you to make that even more fun.

vimcolorschemetest - Project Hosting on Google Code

Lisp

Lisp

Desktop Publishing

Adobe InDesign

Desktop publishing

Scribus

Hardware

www.Visual6502.org

PlugComputer Community

DBMS

PostgreSQL

MySQL

Firebird

Developed by DQ Team

eCommerce

ecommerce shopping cart software by Zen Cart ecommerce solution

free shopping cart ecommerce software by Zen Cart. Put your business online and accept payments securely.

PrestaShop

PrestaShop is an open-source e-commerce free software for Web 2.0

HTTP

The Apache HTTP Server Project

nginx

Editors

Bluefish Editor

Home of the Bluefish Editor, a powerful editor targeted towards programmers and webdesigners. It supports working with local and remote files, syntax highlighting and a WYSIWYN interface.

NetBeans

Welcome to NetBeans

Amaya

Nvu Web Authoring Software

Catalyst

Introduction to i18n

A garbage collector for C and C++

Tech Interviews

Prepare for job interviews with the questions and answers asked by high-tech employers

Phil Sung

Phil Sung. Blogs, Emacs tips, Zeya (streaming music server), Maxwell (circuit simulator), Writing a raytracer from scratch, Google co-op links for programmers, publications, ...

Data structure

[Phoronix] Ubuntu 9.10 Home Encryption Performance

Phoronix is the leading technology website for Linux hardware reviews, open-source news, Linux benchmarks, open-source benchmarks, distribution screenshots, interviews, and computer hardware tests.

Sed - An Introduction and Tutorial

Sed Tutorial

ATF - Documentation

Official web site for the Automated Testing Framework (ATF) project

What Is Software Design? by Jack W. Reeves - developer.*, Developer Dot Star

Intel Guide for Developing Multithreaded Applications - Intel® Software Network

The Intel® Guide for Developing Multithreaded Applications covers topics ranging from general advice applicable to any multithreading method to usage guidelines for Intel® software products to API-specific issues.

Setting a bad example – part 2 « Stack Overflow

Introduction to Rate Monotonic Scheduling | Netrino

Rate Monotonic Algorithm (RMA) sets relative priorities for tasks in a preemptive real-time operating system (RTOS) according to frequency of task execution and deadlines.

Code Review Tool | Software Inspection - tips, tricks, and best practices

Code Review Articles - tips, tricks, and best practices

linux.conf.au 2010 | 18 - 23 Jan | Follow the signs!

Embedded in Academia : Computer Science

VATStuff

Microplanet

Encrypted home in Ubuntu 8.10 | Pablo's new site

Deepak's Home Page

Free Texts: Sources | opensource.com

Technical Papers [@wanderinghorse.net]

stephan beal, c++, free software, open source software, wargames, boardgames

Embedded Insights - Embedded Processing Directory - Index

I Still Know What You Learned Last Summer

TYPO3 CMS

muttrc builder

Cairo Plot

Mohsin Ahmed

SMTP Commands

Text-Editor.org

A programmer/developer's most important tool: the text editor. Comprehensive guide to text editing.

LessWatts.org

Free Geek

TCC : Tiny C Compiler

Fabrice Bellard

Troubleshooters.Com

A great starting place for troubleshooters. Includes Universal Troubleshooting Process, Multi-Platform Troubleshooting and Links to Expert Troubleshooters in many fields.

The CPU Shack

A museum for the history of processors and CPUs and how they have changed our world. Includes Intel, AMD as well as lesser known companies such as Signetics.

CPU-GALAXY.at

CloudAge

ADMIN - Explore the new world of system administration!

Backup HowTo

Backup HowTo brings you tips and articles about backup.

bitfighter.org

Practical Guide to GPL Compliance

The Software Freedom Law Center provides legal representation and other law related services to protect and advance Free and Open Source Software.

Uptimed - Radek Podgorny

Trusted Platform Module

AnandTech - Guides

Recreation

Bicycle

Wikipedia

Bicycle

List of bicycle types

List of bicycle parts

Category:Bicycle parts

Cycle Chic

Cycle Chic™

Cycle Chic - The Famous and Original Cycle Chic from Copenhagen, by Mikael Colville-Andersen. Accept no substitutes

The Slow Bicycle Movement

The Slow Bicycle Movement is taking back the bike culture

Thessaloniki Cycle Chic

Classic Copenhagen

Classic Copenhagen - The Good, the Bread and the Ugly

Hungarian Cycle Chic

Divat és stílus a kerékpáros közlekedésben.

Los Angeles Cycle Chic

Phoenix Cycle Chic

Cycle Chic Belgium

Moscow Cycle Chic

Charleston Cycle Chic

Cycle Chic Estonia

Kraków Cycle Chic

Lodz Cycle Chic

Toruńska Rowerowa Elegancja

WROCLAW BICYCLE CHIC

Warsaw Cycle Chic

BikeSkirt

Bicycle Pirate

St Andrews Cycle Chic

Cykelhjelm .org

German Cycle Chic

Sydney Cycle Chic

London Cycle Chic - We actually ASKED to use the Cycle Chic trademark!

London Cycle Chic - The fashionable Citizen Cyclists of London. Inspired by the Original Cycle Chic from Copenhagen. Accept no substitutes

New York Cycle Chic

Groups

ΠΟΔΗΛΑΤισσΕΣ.gr

criticalmass.gr

Φίλοι του ποδηλάτου!

Joomla! - the dynamic portal engine and content management system

Cycle Rides & Tours - Town And Out

Ποδηλάτες Θεσσαλονίκης

Forum-Blog των ποδηλατών Θεσσαλονίκης

Bikerespect.gr

ADFC

Der ADFC ist die starke Interessenvertretung für alle Radfahrer. Noch nicht dabei? Werden Sie Mitglied und genießen Sie wertvolle Vorteile!

Bike Blogs

Πολύχρωμοι Ποδηλάτες

Ποδηλάτες Λάρισας

Ποδηλάτες Αλεξανδρούπολης

Hill's Bikers

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Bikes and The City

Change Your Life. Ride A Bike!

Δρόμοι του ποδηλάτου

Earthcycle

14 Months 54000 km through 40 Countries on 4 Continents. An invaluable experience, a once in a lifetime opportunity to explore nature and cultures around the globe

Vagamonde

PlanetBike.gr

Το planetbike.gr ενημερώνει για το ποδήλατο, την ποδηλασία και όλες τις τεχνολογικές εξελίξεις τους, για την αγωνιστική ποδηλασία δρόμου, ΜΤΒ και πίστας, τον ποδηλατοτουρισμό, αλλά και τη μετακίνηση με ποδήλατο στη πόλη.

Pentacycle.com

From Olympia, Greece to Beijing, China - a group of cyclists are trekking across Eastern Europe, Central Asia and China in celebration of the Olympic spirit!

Stores

BikeStore.gr

BikeStore.gr - CAMPAGNOLO, KTM, MARIN, ποδηλατο, ελαστικα, 661, bikes, liakos, προσφορες ποδηλατων, carbon

University Bicycles

University Bicycles began in 1985 with the goal to share our passion for cycling. We continue to do that through the friendly expertise of our staff, thoughtful and superior product selection, service that exceeds expectations, and honesty and integrity in all aspects of our business.

Evans Cycles

Mid Season Sale now on at Evans Cycles – Hundreds of bike deals, clothing, parts and accessories. Free delivery on all UK orders. Click Here

Bike24

Bike24 - Online Shop for Bike parts, Road Bikes, Mountainbike (MTB), Trekking, Bike Wear and Shoes; Brands: Shimano, Campagnolo, Specialized, Nalini und Pearl Izumi

SJS Cycles

At St John Street Cycles, we keep a comprehensive range of quality components, accessories and apparel, retailing to a worldwide market.

BIKE-COMPONENTS.DE

Bike parts & cycling equipment for Mountainbikes (MTB), Trekkingbikes and Roadbikes

BikeReaction

Mountain Bikes , Bike Parts , Bicycles - Top cycling brands , Shimano , Mavic , Maxxis , Campagnolo , Oakley , Cube , Rockshox , Marzocchi , Sram , Formula , Look , Easton , Fox , Manitou, Schwalbe , Continental , Hayes , Camelbak , Cannondale, RaceFace , Intense , Troy Lee Designs , 661 , DMR , Bell , Met , Ritchey , Giro , Selle Italia , Cateye

Sheldon Brown-Bicycle Technical Information

Sheldon Brown offers Web site construction, instruction, and consultation.

Bike2Door | Urban Bicycle Courriers

Bikely.com

Put simply, Bikely helps cyclists share knowledge of good bicycle routes. You can draw your favorite bike paths right on the map, and view everyone else's.

Θεσσαλονίκη, διαδρομή για αρχάριους δίπλα από τον Περιφερειακό - Page 2 - Cyclist Friends

Page 2- Θεσσαλονίκη, διαδρομή για αρχάριους δίπλα από τον Περιφερειακό Διαδρομές για ΜΤΒ

Ορειβατικός Σύλλογος Θεσσαλονίκης

Ελληνικ�ς ��ειβατικ�ς Σ�λλογος �εσσαλονίκης , CMS web applications - Διαχεί�ιση πε�ιεχομένου /> <meta name=

iCycling.gr

iCycling.gr - Όλα για την ποδηλασία και το ποδήλατο! Ποδηλατικά Νέα, άρθρα, δοκιμές, φωτογραφίες, videos και links.

Mbike

no Value for DESCRIPTION - Mbike

iCycling.gr - Sfendami Mountain Festival 2011 - Οι εγγραφές έχουν ξεκινήσει! | Ελληνική Ποδηλασία

iCycling.gr - Όλα για την ποδηλασία και το ποδήλατο! Ποδηλατικά Νέα, άρθρα, δοκιμές, φωτογραφίες, videos και links.

RENT A BIKE IN COPENHAGEN

- Downtown from Behind -

Let’s bike it!

Videos « The Spokes

GPS Διαδρομές | planetbike.gr

Το planetbike.gr ενημερώνει για το ποδήλατο, την ποδηλασία και όλες τις τεχνολογικές εξελίξεις τους, για την αγωνιστική ποδηλασία δρόμου, ΜΤΒ και πίστας, τον ποδηλατοτουρισμό, αλλά και τη μετακίνηση με ποδήλατο στη πόλη.

MTBR forum

Product reviews, ratings and classifieds for mountain bikes, mountain bike trails, cycling, bicycle, bike, mountain bike trail, mountain biking, cycling, used bike, bicycle classifieds

Bicycle Frame Size Calculator

Use our bicycle frame size calculator to figure out what size bike you need.

Ελληνική Ομοσπονδία Ποδηλασίας

eop,hellenic,cycling,bike

rebike

Μεταχειρισμένα ποδήλατα για όλους. Βρες και εσύ το ποδήλατο που σου ταιριάζει.

Willothewisp

Pedal for Scotland

L'EROICA

L'Eroica, cicloturistica d'epoca su strade prevalentemente sterrate. E' una manifestazione speciale, da ogni punto di vista. Ripropone ambienti e scenografie del ciclismo anteguerra, polvere o fango, nessuna assistenza tecnica, ristori d' epoca, strade stupende quanto difficili, grande spirito di sacrificio e d' adattamento. Si ricercano le radici autentiche di quella straordinaria passione popolare che è stato (per tanti versi lo è tuttora) il ciclismo dei giganti della strada, quella che ha alimentato tante leggende letterarie.

Bicycle Tutor

Bike repair videos show how to fix your own bike. Bicycle maintenance and repair instructions by Alex Ramon.

Shimano Europe Cycling

A Hill in Spain on Vimeo

Filmed on a recent trip to Malaga aboard the Mongoose Nugget. Had a lot fun putting this together, hope you enjoy..

Bicycle Touring Gear, Camping Equipment, Cycle Touring Tips, Ortlieb Panniers, Schwalbe Tires, Articles, Reviews, News, Information, Forum, Advice - CycloCamping

Save on bicycle touring gear and camping equipment. Read our News, Tips, Forum, Articles, Information, Reviews, and Advice written by some of the most experienced bicycle travelers.

Stel guide | Bikebuster

CyclingNews

Τα πάντα για την ποδηλασία και το ποδήλατο.

BikeRadar

Bike reviews, bike gear, parts and accessories, over 30,000 cycling routes, news and race results. BikeRadar.com: from the Cycling Plus, MBUK, Pro Cycling and What Mountain Bike network.

Weather

O Καιρός: ΘΕΣΣΑΛΟΝΙΚΗ

προγνώσεις καιρού για περίπου 260 περιοχές της Ελλάδας οι οποίες δίνονται σε μορφή πινάκων, ενώ πλήθος συμβόλων δίνουν στον χρήστη μια εύληπτη εικόνα του καιρού των επόμενων επτά ημερών.

Pathfinder Weather

AccuWeather.com - Ελλάδα

Ελλάδα Ο καιρός στην Θεσσαλονίκη Από την AccuWeather.com. Τρέχουσες καιρικές συνθήκες για Θεσσαλονίκη, Ελλάδα

Freemeteo.com

Ελλάδα Καιρός - Ο καιρός τώρα σε Θεσσαλονίκη, Ελλάδα - Freemeteo.com

Cuisine

Greek Food at About.com

A site dedicated to exploring the richness and splendor of Greek food. Explore recipes, photo tutorials, articles and more as you learn all about Greek Cooking and Food.

GreekCuisine.com

GreekCuisine.com Your Complete Guide to Greek Food

Music

Classical Live Radio Webcast

Classical Online Radio Webcast is a collection of 160 Live Classical RadioStations and streaming Classical Music on the Web, broadcasting in Realaudio, MediaPlayer or MP3 on the Internet live classicalwebcast on the Net. With descriptions and Audio Links

Music Training

Κλασικη μουσικη, οπερα, μουσικη εκπαιδευση, μουσικα σχολεια, πιανο, κιθαρα, μαθηματα μουσικης,

LenMus - Open software for music theory

Free music software. Free software for learning and practising music theory and language. Software for ear training / aural training.

GNU Solfege

Home page for GNU Solfege, a free, portable ear training program

Games

Console

Uzebox

GP2X Caanoo

Pandora (console)

Zork

Zork I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

DM4 §46: A short history of interactive fiction

The History of Zork

Three Weeks in Paradise

Gaming On Linux

Keeping you up to date with the latest linux gaming news

Kulturosupa

kulturosupa Portal πληροφοριων για πολιτιστικα δρώμενα και οχι μονο

ΠΛΑΝΗΤΑΡΙΟ Θεσσαλονίκης

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STUDIO NEMESH

NEMESI - GROUP

ΑΓΡΟΤΗΜΑ ΖΙΩΓΑ

Μπύρα: Βερολίνο - Δρέσδη - Πότσδαμ. ένα οδοιπορικό μπύρας.

Μπυραρίες / Θεσσαλονίκη

Αgenda - Contra.gr

Αgenda - Contra.gr - Live Sports Magazine

TV

Πρόγραμμα TV

Pathfinder TV

ΕΡΤ - Ψηφιακό Αρχείο

NabzorTv.net

Open books

Collection of recently published DRM free ebooks

Project Gutenberg

Project Gutenberg has 36,000 free ebooks for Kindle, Android, iPad, iPhone.

Magazines

Linux Magazine Online

Reports, news and reviews, providing practical, hands-on information for Linux professionals.

Linux Journal

Servo Magazine

Default site description goes here...

Nuts and Volts

Default site description goes here...

ADMIN

ADMIN - Explore the new world of system administration!

Gigapedia

welcome - library.nu

login - gigapedia.com

Jobs

Arbeitsamt

JobServe

Search JobServe for over 50000 permanent jobs, contract jobs and temporary jobs advertised weekly. Jobs in IT, Accountancy, Engineering and Sales plus other sectors.

IPN - Jobcenter

IT Jobs in Amsterdam

CV Writing Advice

Expert advice on how to write a CV. Download free CV templates and cover letter samples to help make your next job application a success.

JAM | Update your details

OU Prospectus Request

aggeliopolis

μικρές αγγελίες, αγγελίες, Website δωρεάν αγγελιών , φωτοαγγελίες, Αθήνα, θέσεις εργασίας, ταξίδια, αγορές, πωλήσεις, δωρεάν καταχωρήσεις

EURES

eures

Misc

Un-categorized (yet) bookmarks, placed here temporarely

Εξοικονόμηση κατ’ οίκον

Εξοικονόμηση κατ’ οίκον- Υπουργείο Περιβάλλοντος Ενέργειας και Κλιματικής Αλλαγής

Οι πολίτες παίρνουν τη...Θεσσαλονίκη στα χέρια τους | ΤΟΠΙΚΑ | Agelioforos.gr

Η ''ΘΑΤΣΕΡΟΠΟΙΗΣΗ'' ΤΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΑΣ ΚΑΙ Η ΑΡΙΣΤΕΡΑ

Iskra Μια αριστερή ματιά στην ενημέρωση

Support a firm, simple declaration against ACTA — Free Software Foundation — working together for free software

Το αμερικάνικο όνειρο (Video Ελληνικοί υπότιτλοι)

Ένα καταπληκτικό τριαντάλεπτο καρτούν που μας δείχνει με αρκετά διασκεδαστικό τρόπο την απάτη πίσω από το τραπεζικό σύστημα. Δείτε οπωσδήποτε το τέλος της ταινίας (στο δεύτερο μέρος), όπου τίμησαν δεόντως εμάς τους Έλληνες, αν και με έναν αρκετά αμερικάνικο τρόπο. [...] Σχετικα Αρθρα:<ol><li><a href='http://www.infoblog.gr/?p=62648' rel='bookmark' title='Permanent Link: History Channel: Ο Αντίχριστος (5 Video Ελληνικοί υπότιτλοι)'>History Channel: Ο Αντίχριστος (5 Video Ελληνικοί υπότιτλοι)</a></li> <li><a href='http://www.infoblog.gr/?p=63931' rel='bookmark' title='Permanent Link: History Channel: Οι μηχανές των Θεών (4 Video Ελληνικοί υποτιτλοι)'>History Channel: Οι μηχανές των Θεών (4 Video Ελληνικοί υποτιτλοι)</a></li> <li><a href='http://www.infoblog.gr/?p=62156' rel='bookmark' title='Permanent Link: History Channel: Θεός εναντίον Σατανά η τελευταία μάχη (8 Video Ελληνικοί υποτιτλοι)'>History Channel: Θεός εναντίον Σατανά η τελευταία μάχη (8 Video Ελληνικοί υποτιτλοι)</a></li> </ol>

Ein Blog für Deutschlerner in aller Welt

Liebe Deutschlernerinnen und Deutschlerner in aller Welt! In diesem Blog findet ihr Hörtexte und Lesetexte, Übungen zum Hörverstehen und zum Leseverstehen, deutschsprachige Musik und kurze Filme, mit denen ihr Deutsch lernen könnt, sowie viele andere interessante Informationen und Materialien rund um die deutsche Sprache. Ihr könnt auch selber Texte zu bestimmten Themen schreiben und Texte von anderen Lernern lesen und kommentieren.

Veetle

Watch live TV on the Internet. Start your own TV station.

Ο ΜΟΝΟΣ ΠΟΥ ΜΠΟΡΕΙ ΝΑ ΜΑΣ ΣΩΣΕΙ ΕΙΝΑΙ Ο ΕΑΥΤΟΣ ΜΑΣ « Pamet Thessalonikis

Distance Learning Courses

Study from home with the UK's No.1 Home Study course provider. Choose from a wide range of courses and unlock your true potential to get the job you want. Learn direct from home and gain an industry recognised professional qualification.

Ελληνικό Αρχείο

Διαβάστε Ιστορία, Φιλοσοφία, Πολιτική, Μυθολογία κ.α. Κατεβάστε δεκάδες βιβλία και ταινίες. Εξερευνήστε ανεξήγητα φαινόμενα και ταξιδέψτε στην Αρχαία Ελλάδα!

Σεϊχ Σου

Joomla - the dynamic portal engine and content management system, Greek Joomla distribution

Skroutz.gr

Σύγκρινε τιμές σε πάνω από 630 καταστήματα εύκολα στο Skroutz.gr. Βρες ευκαιρίες, δες απόψεις χρηστών και χαρακτηρηστικά προϊόντων!

Banks

Emporiki Bank

ALPHA BANK

Alpha Bank, founded in 1879, is the leading bank of the private sector in Greece and the second largest commercial Bank.

Bookmarks Toolbar

Add bookmarks to this folder to see them displayed on the Bookmarks Toolbar

Yahoo!Mail

Facebook

Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with friends, upload an unlimited number of photos, post links and videos, and learn more about the people they meet.

Blog

Blogger

WordPress.com

Flickr!

PhotoBucket

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Πολύχρωμοι Ποδηλάτες

Christos Kontas

printf2linux

Christos' Travels

Misc

Google Maps

YouTube

eBay

eBay.com

eBay.uk

eBay.de

O Καιρός

προγνώσεις καιρού για περίπου 260 περιοχές της Ελλάδας οι οποίες δίνονται σε μορφή πινάκων, ενώ πλήθος συμβόλων δίνουν στον χρήστη μια εύληπτη εικόνα του καιρού των επόμενων επτά ημερών.

Freerice

Dropbox

Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again!

Βικιπαίδεια

Reading

Links and tabs that are currently in process of reading

DropBox

TipsAndTricks/TextBasedLinuxInstall - Dropbox Wiki

TipsAndTricks/UbuntuServerInstall - Dropbox Wiki

Only Ubuntu Linux: Backup and Restore Ubuntu System using Sbackup

VANZEL'S DIARY: SEICH SOY FOREST 11-02-11

Build Your Own Test Server

Building the Ultimate Linux Test Server, part 1 - Dock, CPU and Mobo - Tutorials - LinuxPlanet

Linux Backup Server: Refining Rsync, Passwordless Authentication - Rsync Backup Script - Tutorials - LinuxPlanet

Unattended Linux Wakeup, Backup, Shutdown (part 5) - The Master Plan, Cron Wakeups - Tutorials - LinuxPlanet

Build Your Own Linux Test Server — ServerWatch.com

Build Your Own Linux Test Server, Setting Up Storage — ServerWatch.com

Blogger

Blogger Help

How can I make my blog load faster? - Blogger Help

What Are Pages? - Blogger Help

WordPress

Learn WordPress.com

The latest Full vs Partial Feed Debate

404 Not Found

How to Get More Traffic — Blog — WordPress.com

Wikipedia

History of Berlin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Safari (web browser) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Opera (web browser) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

RAID - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Spanish - Wikiversity

Randy Pausch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Interested in the newest version of Yahoo! Mail? | New Yahoo! Mail Help

Build Your Own Arcade Game Player and Relive the '80s! | Linux Journal

Ultimate List of Open Source Software - Datamation

Ultimate List of Open Source Software: Page 3 - Datamation

55 Open Source Replacements for Popular Networking Tools - Datamation

GNOME desktop basics

Linux: Init Process and PC Boot Procedure

From the Canyon Edge - :-Dustin Kirkland: Byobu

Creating a Centralized Syslog Server | Linux Journal

The H.P. Friedrichs (AC7ZL) Homepage

Ποδηλάτες Αλεξανδρούπολης: Το πρώτο μου ποδήλατο (για μεγάλους!)