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- Software Doubles P2P File Sharing Speeds
iTnews: "Researchers have developed file sharing software that doubles peer-to-peer transfer speeds by identifying nearby computers..."
- Interview with Bluewhite64 Creator Attila Craciun
Linux.com: "Attila Craciun, a Romanian software developer and Linux enthusiast, has ported the Slackware tree to the AMD64 architecture to create the Bluewhite64 distro. We spoke with him to find out about Bluewhite64, where it came from, and where it's going..."
- JavaFX: A Bright Future on Open Source-Based Mobile Devices?
OStatic: "JavaFX is, in Sun's eyes at least, designed to usher in Rich Internet Applications such as rendering multiple high-definition movies concurrently, and rendering and tagging many photos at once..."
- The Computer Security Paradox
Raiden's Realm: "One of the most prized rights of any American is the right to privacy and security. It's something people in some countries would kill for..."
- Moonlighting Linux: The Future of Rich Web Apps
The Linux Distillery: "As we know, static HTML web sites are passé. Yet, Java applets never turned out to be the killer online application platform they possibly could have been..."
- Install and Boot Linux on BladeCenter S from an Attached Disk
developerWorks: "The IBM BladeCenter S is the newest BladeCenter designed for small and medium businesses. It is also the first BladeCenter to integrate the server and storage systems..."
- Millionaires, Billionaires, and Open Source
Practical Technology: "Thanks to a recent column by my friend Andy Patrizio, I found out that there's 'been an ongoing debate among bloggers and industry observers over one simple question: Where are the open source billionaires...?'"
- Samba 3.2 Reflects Open Source Project's Ambivalence Toward Microsoft
ZDNet: "Samba's forthcoming version 3.2 release capitalizes on Microsoft’s interoperability commitments while also guarding against patent covenants that threaten the GPL..."
- Linux Facing First Real Desktop Test
451 CAOS Theory: "Let's remember that notebooks are now the dominant form factor for PCs, and emerging markets and new form factors, such as the EeePC, Cloudbook and others offer a new playing field for Linux..."
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