The Linux-based operating system is supported by a shock-resistant 4GB solid-state drive.
Intel's CEO has said that he sees the revolution that is about to happen around mobile internet devices (MID) such as the Eee PC and other Atom-based sub-notebooks will be "centred round Linux", in an interview with Associated Press.
Security issues make me wary of small businesses supporting their own e-mail and Web servers, especially when Microsoft servers are used since they attract so many attacks. Sutus avoids these issues by using a hardened version of Gentoo Linux with all non-essential services stripped out.
No matter whether you are a Linux newbie or power user, you can always use a stable desktop distribution, and they don't come any better than Mandriva Linux 2008 Spring.
KDE 4.1 development is moving at a swift pace and the environment will offer much of the functionality required by average users when it is finally released in late July. Those who want to try it early should check out the KDE4Daily initiative, which offers frequently updated builds that can be tested in a Qemu environment.
Today a group of CIOs did a guided tour through the exhibition halls, and of course the icing cake was the KDE booth. There the main question was: how can KDE be interesting for such people, for companies.
This article concludes our tour of some of the recent (and not-so-recent) software synthesizers for Linux. I hope you've enjoyed the presentations, and I especially hope you've been inspired to check out the synths for yourself.
How bad is things in Microsoft India? The GM Neelam Dhawan is fired and going back to HP. She is taking Rajiv Srivastava with her.
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The CVP, MD and all her direct reports made this company a miserable place to work for! They created a feudal fiefdom for themselves.
Microsoft does need ambition on the web. It has been playing catch up there. It needs to change. Part of that change will come from a public recognition that it is losing badly, with a complete corporate focus on winning.
In other words, the UK government is trying to use a kind of financial blackmail to keep its idiotic projects going: continue or cough up. And to add insult to injury, it cloaks its activities in secrecy. What a morally corrupt bunch.
Comments
Uncle_Sam
2008-05-30 11:10:23
"PR is busy bribing the media and publications to print positive stories."
Roy Schestowitz
2008-05-30 11:20:55
http://www.microsoft-watch.com/content/corporate/you_at_microsoft_campaign_folly.html
"While no conspiracy theorist, I simply don't believe in coincidence. Did Mini-Microsoft trump Microsoft PR?
"Strange happenings: Yesterday, insider Mini-Microsoft posted about problems with the company's India operations. He culled the post from months of comments. It's fascinating reading. This morning, Microsoft dropped a press release about a "The Changing Face of IT—A Web Conference" a mere three hours before it starts. Three hours?
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"My guess: Either of the last reasons, or a combination of both. If so, there is some real irony here. Microsoft makes so many announcements through employee blogs rather than issuing press releases."
Uncle_Sam
2008-05-30 11:49:50
On more step towards their grave..as ESR said :D
FOSS/Linux is coming....