Links 25/07/2008: More GNU/Linux Preinstalled, Big Releases
- Dr. Roy Schestowitz
- 2008-07-25 20:25:52 UTC
- Modified: 2008-07-26 11:14:30 UTC
Releases
Ubuntu
Red Hat and Sibling
- Red Hat issues Enterprise Linux 4.7
Red Hat has released the seventh revision of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, RHEL4 for short, which is aimed at corporate customers. The release contains large number of bug fixes and a lot of small improvements. In line with RHEL 5.2, RHEL 4.7 now uses Firefox 3. RHEL 4.7 also provides "para-virtualized" drivers. These drivers allow RHEL 4.7, when running as a guest in a paravirtualized environment as such as Xen, to access the virtualised hardware without any emulation. This in turn increases I/O throughput and reduces the load on the CPU.
- YDL PowerStation Ships with ATI X1650 Graphics Card
GNU/Linux (General)
F/OSS
Spyke [sic]
Symbroid
Facecrosoft
Monopoly
Leftovers
Recent Techrights' Posts
- Greener Pastures for Free Software Users
- This coming week we'll publish many articles about GNU/Linux and technical means of/for user empowerment
- Google News, Which We Call Gulag Noise, is Following the New York Times Into the Digital Graveyard
- It merely gives an illusion of volume and instead of giving readers more stuff to read it wastes people's time
- Over at Tux Machines...
- yesterday's posts
- Software Freedom is the Future and Microsoft is the Biggest Obstacle
- GNU/Linux, at its roots, was all about Software Freedom
- The GNU/Linux Revolution Ain't Here. Look at Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa (BRICS) Instead.
- The revolution won't be televised
- Chaffbot Effect: Microsoft Bing Falls to Lowest Share in Two Years (Amid Loads of Bing Layoffs This Year)
- Press outlets mostly failed to report that Bing is collapsing
- GNU/Linux Distributions as "Appliances" and DRM Platforms (the Case of ChromeOS and SteamOS)
- Is this what we envisioned in the 1980s and 90s?
- Fulfilling the Site's Full Potential
- We remain devoted to the aforementioned goal of posting more original material
- Over at Tux Machines...
- 2 days' worth
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- IRC Proceedings: Monday, October 02, 2023
- IRC logs for Monday, October 02, 2023
- Daily Bulletins Coming Soon (Hopefully as Early as Next Week)
- Today we finish testing IRC logs and their upload to Gemini, not just to IPFS
- Links 02/10/2023: NUC, GTK Themes, and More
- Links for the day
- New Union Syndicale Articles About the European Patent Office
- We'll probably get back to regularly writing about the EPO in the near future
- If WordPress Knows Well Enough to Self-Host Its Podcast, Why Can't GNU/Linux Shows Do the Same?
- For those who want videos and podcasts, here are today's latest additions from other sites
- Richard Stallman Can Outlive Many of His Prominent Haters
- M.J.G. tried hard to take our Web site offline, based on lies and repeated threats
- Forget VSCode (Microsoft's Proprietary Spyware), Use KATE Instead
- KATE is great
- Sometimes It's Time to Reboot
- No, not Android. KDE.
- Upcoming Talk by Dr. Richard Stallman: Large Language Models Are Not Artificial Intelligence
- LLMs aren't truly intelligent and cannot quite grasp what they spew out
- GulagTube is a Burning Platform (Exit YouTube, Invidious Won't Save Us From Google/Alphabet in the Long Run)
- Alphabet Agency (Google) sees the future of video as a "skinnerbox" (running Android) that indoctrinates you like TikTok does
- Microsoft's Demise in the Global News Cycle is Rather Telling
- It should be noted that Microsoft is, in general, no longer prominent or dominant in news headlines
- Gemini Migration and Backup Capsule (Archive)
- At the end we'll end up with something a lot better than before and latency should be massively reduced
- Links 01/10/2023: Science, Education, and pro-Russia Slovakia Leadership
- Links for the day
- IRC Proceedings: Sunday, October 01, 2023
- IRC logs for Sunday, October 01, 2023
- Links 01/10/2023: Climate, Patents, Programming, and More
- Links for the day
- Apple and Microsoft Problems
- half a dozen links
- Malware in the Ubuntu Snap Store, Thanks to Canonical Bloatware Mindset
- Reprinted with permission from Ryan Farmer
- Gemini Rising
- There are 3523 capsules
- Richard Stallman Gave a Talk Yesterday, Will Give Another Talk Today, and Will Give Two More Talks in Germany Later This Week
- Those cover at least 2 different topics
- Beware the Microsoft Sharks
- We won't forgive and forget
- IRC Proceedings: Saturday, September 30, 2023
- IRC logs for Saturday, September 30, 2023
- Don't be Afraid of the Command Line, It Might Even be a Friend
- There's a tendency to think that only graphical interfaces were made to simplify usage, and any declarative interface is by design raw, inherently unfit for usage
- One Positive Note About GNU/Linux Coverage in 2023 (Less Microsoft)
- GNU/Linux users do not want this, with very rare exceptions
- Snaps Were Never Good at Security, But the Media Coverage is Just Appalling
- The media should focus on culling Windows, not making a huge fuss over minor things wrongly attributed to "Linux"
