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Inspecting Web pages with Mozilla
If you want to peek behind the curtain and see the code that drives a great-and-powerful Web page, give the DOM Inspector a spin.
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KDE: Putting Linux on the desktop
Many Linux distro vendors have started pitching Linux for desktops in enterprise environments. But KDE and GNOME are the real MVPs for the desktop interface.
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Unix-to-Linux migration, part 2
In part two of a three-part series on Unix-to-Linux migration, expert Ken Milberg advises how to get your project off the ground.
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Why open source security is better
Open source developer and security consultant Julian Field lists the reasons why proprietary security software doesn't perform as well as open source alternatives.
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Programming enterprise apps
Programming in a Linux environment is getting better all the time.
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Moving to OSS security
MailScanner developer Julian Field identifies the challenges of moving from proprietary to open source security software and offers tips to help companies avoid those problems.
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Simple SSH VPN
Here's how to create a no-fuss, temporary secure VPN to use for installing security updates and other software on your Web proxy servers.
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Dumping MS IE, choosing Mozilla
Mozilla expert Nigel McFarlane offers tips on moving from the MS Internet Explorer to Mozilla and choosing the right version of Mozilla for the enterprise.
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Unix-to-Linux migration, part 1
Here are some tips that can make a Unix-to-Linux migration less complex and more fun.
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Linux dual booting and booting options
How to make Linux and Microsoft co-exist on the same machine.
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How to write a tip
Want to share your knowledge with our community? Here's some advice from a TechTarget editor.
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SSH tunnel for remote Samba access
Need a quick, secure method for accessing your Samba shares offsite? Read this user-submitted tip.
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Keep an eye on Linux processes with ps
Use this simple command-line tool to check out what's running on your Linux server.
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The lost art of named pipes
In this tip, Tony Mancill takes a look at named pipes and explains how you can use them.
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Keeping an eye on Linux performance
Need to monitor Linux performance without purchasing a pricey diagnostic package? Try these simple, built-in command line tools.
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Netstat: A small but powerful tool
Learn how to check for network spies using the netstat command.
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Network performance tuning 101
Force your computer and switch to sort out their differences with this tip.
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Configuring xdm's chooser
PSC Bose, a SearchEnterpriseLinux.com reader, offers a shortcut for configuring xdm's chooser for host selection in this Administrator Tip.
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Listing user log-ins
SearchEnterpriseLinux.com member S. Lakshmi offers a shortcut for listing the last time a user logged in.
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Try these handy Mozilla tools
Discover how to get more out of Mozilla Application Suite on enterprise Linux.
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Optimize system performance with Linux cgroups
The Linux cgroups feature lets you make a profile to manage resources to keep your system under control.
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Correct a GRUB error in short order
A GRUB error will stop a Linux server cold, but following these steps should get you back on track.
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Setting up a mirrored Linux DRBD configuration
Administrators can use the distributed replicated block device (DRBD) in Linux to set up basic data redundancy to connect the storage of multiple servers.
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Tune the Linux Ext4 file system for optimal performance
While Ext4 by default works fine for most people, follow these tips to tweak your servers to squeeze out even more speed.