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Red Hat optimizes RHEL 6 kernel for virtualization
In Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, some specific enhancements will be made to the kernel to optimize it for KVM. In some cases, these improvements will provide near-native performance for virtual machi...30 Jul 2010
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Training Unix staff to manage Linux environments
In a migration from Unix to Linux, the staff need to be trained to manage the new Linux environment. Learn how the systems management of Linux differs from Unix and what your staff needs to know to...27 Jul 2010
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Ubuntu Server makes gains at SUSE Linux' expense
RHEL claims the majority of enterprise deployments, but Ubuntu adoption is also fast filling the needs of business. SUSE Linux, by contrast, has dwindled.26 Jul 2010
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Data Center World
21 Jul 2010
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SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 with SP1 improves power efficiency, virtualization
SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP1 delivers improvements to OpenOffice compatibility on the desktop, and virtualization and power management controls for enterprise servers.20 Jul 2010
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Using DavMail to access Exchange’s Outlook Web Access from any POP3/IMAP-compatible mail client
You can connect mail clients other than Outlook to an Exchange server using DavMail, a free open source application. Learn what settings need to be tweaked to be operational on Exchange in a Thunde...19 Jul 2010
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Comparing noncommercial Linux options: A slideshow
Noncommercial Linux distributions are low-cost options for enterprises. This slideshow compares eight noncommercial distros on the basis of ease of use, hardware support and more.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 1: Fedora
Fedora is the first noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 2: Debian
Debian is the second noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 3: Gentoo Linux
Gentoo Linux is the third noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 4: Mandriva Linux
Mandriva Linux is the fourth noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 5: Slackware Linux
Slackware Linux is the fifth noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 6: CentOS
CentOS is the sixth noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 7: openSUSE
openSUSE is the seventh noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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Noncommercial Linux distro no. 8: Linux Mint
Linux Mint is the eighth and final noncommercial Linux distro in a slideshow on options for the enterprise.16 Jul 2010
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A systems approach to automated Linux management using rBuilder
rPath is an automation tool that takes a systems approach to application deployment, management and updates. Learn how rPath works in Linux systems in the enterprise.15 Jul 2010
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Tracking Linux server performance with Munin
Learn how to use Munin, a data tracking tool that creates graphical displays of Linux performance data over time. Munin tracks data from your Linux hosts and compiles them on a central server.12 Jul 2010