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Apr
30th

Some Linux Hardware Statistics From Phoronix Global

Author: Phoronix | Files under syndicated

On Phoronix Global we have more than 25,000 benchmark result submissions from independent users around the world since launching the public version of the Phoronix Test Suite back in early 2008. As I have been hinting at for several months, with the launch of Phoronix Test Suite 3.0 by the end of this year, Phoronix Global will be getting its long overdue overhaul and there are some revolutionary features being worked on as it concerns benchmarking and collaborative testing. This evening, however, there are some hardware statistics to share for the more than 25,000 existing result uploads…



Apr
30th

Software Sector Poised for Rebound

Author: internetnews.com | Files under syndicated
New reporting from venture capital firm Sand Hill Group finds IT executives are getting bullish again, with plans to ramp up spending on long-deferred projects and resume hiring.

Apr
30th

You came through…as always

Author: Blog of helios | Files under syndicated

As I mentioned in a previous blog – Twenty computers in twenty days, we received 22 Dell 4600 and 4700 computers into the HeliOS Project inventory…Problem was, we really didn’t have the funding to get them out.Notice I said, “Problem was”…I asked t…


Apr
30th

Mobile phone sales rise as Andoid online usage soars

Author: Linux for Devices - RSS Feeds | Files under syndicated

Driven by smartphone sales, the mobile phone market rebounded with 21.7 percent year-to-year growth in the first quarter of 2010, IDC says. Meanwhile, as of April 1 Android was available on 34 different devices from 12 manufacturers, with Android ad-view traffic growing at a 32 percent rate over the last year, says AdMob….


Apr
30th

Weekend Project: Setting Up a VPN on Your Linux Router or Gateway

Author: Nathan Willis | Files under syndicated

Linux offers an array of free VPN alternatives, which you can set up and test in just a few hours' time. If you are running a Linux-based router as the gateway between your LAN and the Internet, the task becomes even simpler…


Apr
30th

Linux-ready separation kernel rev’d, drives wireless medical sensor device

Author: Linux for Devices - RSS Feeds | Files under syndicated

LynuxWorks announced version 4.0 of its Linux-compatible LynxSecure separation kernel and hypervisor, adding support for Intel Core i7 and i5 processors and SMP mode. LynuxWorks is also working with Portwell on a LynxSecure-based proof-of-concept wireless sensor platform for hospitals based on Portwell’s WADE-8067 Mini-ITX board, says the company….


Apr
30th

GCC 4.4.4 Is Being Uploaded For Release

Author: Phoronix | Files under syndicated

This month marked the release of GCC 4.5.0 and LLVM 2.7 with updates to the Clang compiler too, but the month is not over in the free software compiler world. Jakub Jelinek of Red Hat is uploading the GCC 4.4.4 packages right now for its release…



Apr
30th

The Future of Linux in the Data Center: More Than Just Red Hat?

Author: SearchEnterpriseLinux | Files under syndicated
Red Hat is the dominant vendor in the Linux server space, while the second biggest Linux distro, Novell SUSE Linux, struggles financially and is an acquisition target. Linux experts make the case in this column for multiple Linux distributions in the future.

Apr
30th

Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales On Being Open

Author: OStatic | Files under syndicated
Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, says that a large part of the success of Wikipedia is due to taking an open approach to content, as GigaOM reports. The widely used “open-source encyclopedia” has grown to…

Apr
30th

Linux build software targets multicore SoCs

Author: Linux for Devices - RSS Feeds | Files under syndicated

Sweden telecom software firm Enea released improved first-quarter financials this week, also announcing a variety of industry partnerships on multicore technology. Enea’s new collaborations include multicore-related initiatives with Freescale and Netlogic Microsystems, the latter involving a joint Linux SDK for Netlogic’s MIPS-based XLP, XLR, and XLS processors, according to Enea….