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GM springs for IBM supercomputer
General Motors has purchased an IBM supercomputer capable of performing 9 trillion calculations per second to speed up crash and safety simulations, a significant shot in the arm for Big Blue's supercomputer effort.
Multi-format video-over-IP reference design runs embedded Linux
Equator Technologies has released a reference design for multi-format video-over-IP devices based on embedded Linux. The "Starfish" design targets IP set-top boxes, video streaming appliances, digital media players, personal video recorders with extra-long recording, DVD jukeboxes, and digital-media adaptors for sharing media between PCs and TVs.
Linux-Egypt Install-Fest
With the cooperation of the Abd El Meneim Al Sawy Culture Wheel "culturewheel.com" we'll be organizing an Install-Fest on Saturday the1 st of May, from 10 am to 5pm. The Install-Fest will be held in the Wisdom Hall of the Culture Wheel, in Zamalek under 15 thof May bridge. If anyone from Egypt is here and is interested/can help/have ideas/have suggestions, please don't stay on the dark side of the planet! If anyone'll be visiting Egypt at that time, he'll be more than welcomed.
Randomness shouldn't be left to chance
Linux 2.6.x and Hardware Random Number Generators : A mini-howto to get hw_random working (with supported hardware)
Mandrakesoft: half-year results ending March
MandrakeSoft has just released its half-year results ending March. Of note is the 20% increase in revenue and 37% increase in gross profits as compared to the comparable period one year prior, as well as the operating and bottom line profitability. Additionally, they have substantially increased their capital through subscriptions by holders of their warrants, previously issued to shareholders in 2002.
Interview with Rob Mensching of Microsoft's WiX Project
The recent release of Microsoft's Wix project code under an open source license has caused quite a stir among those in the open source community. Some welcome the project and some are highly suspicious. OSDir recently had a chance to talk to Rob Mensching, the project lead at Microsoft, about the project.
Red Hat certified engineers number 10000
Open source software provider Red Hat has announced that about 10,000 people worldwide have become Red Hat Certified Engineers (RHCE) since the course started five years ago.
Moshebi Investments signs BEE deal with leading Linux training provider
In what is believed to be the first BEE deal in the Linux training sector, black-owned investment holding company, Moshebi Investments has acquired a 26% stake in leading Linux training provider Smartsource Corporate Training for an undisclosed amount.
OSDL doubling membership, seizing China chance
With an eye on pumping up its desktop initiative and customer advisory councils in the U.S. and Europe, as well as riding a swell of Linux and open source adoption in Asia, the Open Source Development Lab (OSDL) is on track to double its membership by year's end, OSDL Chief Executive Officer Stuart Cohen told NewsForge last week.
IBM, Red Hat team up to donate on US National Volunteer Week
Computer giants IBM and Red Hat, maker of Linux, recently teamed up to donate money and their employees’ time to DonorChooseNC as part of National Volunteer Week celebrations held 18-24 April.
Charming Python: Testing frameworks
In this installment, David looks at Python's two standard modules for unit testings: unittest anddoctest. These modules expand on the capability of the built-in assert statement, which is used for validation of pre-conditions and post-conditions within functions. David discusses the best ways to incorporate testing into Python development, weighing the advantages of different styles for different types of projects.
Reducing OS Boot Times for In-Car Computer Applications
Why car PCs are a good idea and some of the roadblocks they face.
Review: Enterprise Assessment Kit Fails to (L)inspire
The Desktop Linux Enterprise Assessment Kit provides a certain level of convenience, enabling busy IT people to run a simple evaluation of several versions of the Linspire OS from a bootable DVD, sparing at least initially the need for a test machine. Yet it seems any clever IT staffer could find a way to do this without spending $150.
AMD Joins Open Source Development Labs and Recognizes Community Support for AMD64
Operating Systems, Applications, and Tools & Management Software Are Now Optimized for The AMD64 Platform
BayStar Speaks
SCO's management, he said, was traveling too much and spending too much when it should have been concentrating its efforts and resources on its legal strategy. The real issue for us was spending and focus,' he explained. The public statements from Darl McBride, SCO's chief executive, were too frequent and too grand for BayStar's liking.
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