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Considering the high-end rising PCs and storage capacity nowadays, it is now practical and cost effective to do backup management and administration to server’s local or network storage disk, not like decades ago where you would buy a very costly tape backup drive to backup small enteprise scaled... more here
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KNode is the newsready component of Kontact, the integrated personal information manager of KDE. KNode is an easy-to-use, convenient flexible and simple newsreader. KNode is part of KDE component. KNode is intended to allow even newbies to use a newsreader under KDE, but it also offers advanced features... more here
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Everybody should have known by now that Google servers are powered by heavily modified Linux servers. One publicly available software made by this giant search engine is Google Earth. Google Earth, using the advanced satellite imaging and photography geographical technology lets you view the entire earth... more here
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For portable linux laptop users, one could imagine the difficulty and hazzle of doing network IP setup changes when moving from one location to another. If a user uses his laptop from his wifi-enabled office and later on moved to a different wifi location outside his office, a new wifi profile setup... more here
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Posted by on July 14th, 2008
Both on Linux and Windows world, we get used to a lot of things. This attitude of getting used to the world around us at times, shower us some attitude of just-accept-that and do-not-complain. Getting down to network connectivity, at times, we are just used to plug the cable and wait for it network card... more here
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