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• Berry Linux 1.01 Is Based on Fedora 12

  <b>Softpedia:</b> "Berry Linux is a Live CD Linux distribution based on Fedora and aimed mostly at the Japanese market."

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• Keynote Speaker at Akademy 2010: Aaron Seigo Interview

  <b>KDE.news:</b> "In about 6 weeks the biggest yearly gathering of the KDE community starts in Tampere. To give you all a little taste of Akademy 2010, Guillermo Amaral interviewed Aaron Seigo and asked him about his keynote."

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• Views from Abroad: XML Pipelines and Delta XML

  A U.K.-based company uses XML to replicate the advantages of a pipeline in handling complex datasets. It is a simple tool, useful for such tasks as Java regression testing and version control, but the few tricks it does, it does well, according to our columnist.

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• IBM, Microsoft, and Oracle Databases Inch Toward Each Other

  IBM and Microsoft made database waves this week by attempting to encroach upon each other's established terrains. Big Blue on Thursday made DB2 8.1 generally available, while Microsoft touted forthcoming versions of its SQL Server database.

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• Adobe Flash Player

  A handy plug-in/ActiveX control for viewing streamed multimedia Flash content

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• A Comparative Performance Analysis of Longene VS Wine

  <b>Longene.org:</b> Test methods:<br> 1. Get a computer with Linux installed.<br> 2. Install Wine and then test it with our test programs.

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• Facebook Threatens Greasemonkey Script Writer

  <b>TechDirt:</b> "This time, it's Facebook, which is apparently trying to bully the maker of a Greasemonkey script that cleans up your Facebook live feed by removing annoying app notices (such as all the crap your friends are doing in Farmville and Mafia Wars)."

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• Ordering Pizza in 2015

  <b>ACLU:</b> "Sir, your medical records show you have high blood pressure and extremely high cholesterol."

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• Ten Ways to Save on Data Storage Costs

  There's no end to ideas for saving on data storage costs, but here's a few to get started.

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• Smartphone Battle to Grow Fierce in 2010

  The competition for this profitable business will turn increasingly tough this year as many new vendors enter the market.

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• Enable multipath SAN-boot Linux system on IBM DS8000 Storage

  <b>IBM Developerworks:</b> "To boot your Linux system from a SAN device, you'll need to set up a SAN boot operating system to your storage with multipath driver support; that's where this article comes in."

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• Customize Chrome for Better Browsing

  <b>Linux Magazine:</b> "Google Chrome has only had extensions available for a few months, but it already has a great collection of add-ons that will boost your browsing experience. We look at a handful of extensions that let you manage tabs effectively, learn more about the sites you browse, and read feeds with panache."

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• FCC Attempts Move to More Transparency and More Independence

  The FCC is beginning to rethink its role, up its transparency, and consider lessening the influence of outside experts (and lobbyists). Not everyone's convinced it can pull off the change.

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• Ubuntu's Lucid Lynx Linux OS Debuts With an Eye on ISVs

  The Linux OS long-term support release emerges, with a focus on cloud computing environments and ISV certifications. But it's still missing some critical enterprise software credibility.

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• IBM Deals With EU Complaint, Insider Trading Settlement

  <b>Datamation:</b> "It's going to be a very busy week in IBM's legal department. It has been accused of antitrust activities by a French software company and an executive caught in an insider trading scandal may be close to settling his case."

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• IBM Expands Power 7 Line to Entry-Level and Mid-Range Blade Servers

  New processors allow for expandability and improved power efficiency compared to the previous generation.

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• NetApp Halts VTL Deduplication Development

  Six months after losing a bidding war for Data Domain to EMC, NetApp backs away from the market for VTL deduplication.

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• TUL shows off DIY AIO PC at Pre-Computex event, Powered by AMD and Ubuntu

  <b>Semi-Accurate:</b> "TUL might have the solution you've been waiting for if it's the case, as the company was showing off its DIY All-in-One PC today at a Pre-Computex press conference. The system on show was running Ubuntu Linux and had an AMD processor and chipset."

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• Living La Vida Colo: Choosing the Right Colocation Facility

  It can get pretty crazy when you're living with part of your IT world in a collocation facility, particularly if you choose the wrong one. Here are some guidelines to help you choose correctly.

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• Living La Vida Colo: Choosing the Right Colocation Facility

  It can get pretty crazy when you're living with part of your IT world in a collocation facility, particularly if you choose the wrong one. Here are some guidelines to help you choose correctly.

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• KineticD Merges Cloud Storage, Remote Access for SMBs

  The offsite data storage service, formerly Data Deposit Box, adds remote access to the desktop to its continuous backup service in a new cloud-based offering called KineticD.

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• KineticD Merges Cloud Storage, Remote Access for SMBs

  The offsite data storage service, formerly Data Deposit Box, adds remote access to the desktop to its continuous backup service in a new cloud-based offering called KineticD.

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• Oracle DBA Job Interview - Nailing a Fairly Common Question

  While not that technical in nature, this one question gives you an opportunity to list reasons or possibilities of a technical nature, which in turn allow you to demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of how Oracle Database works, and perhaps in this case, how it may not be working.

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• Oracle now charging US$90 for ODF-Office plug-in

  <b>IT World:</b> "Oracle has imposed a fee of US$90 per user on a plug-in for Microsoft Office that was available at no cost under Sun Microsystems' ownership."

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• Assembling "New" Service Based Solutions from Existing Services

  This article demonstrates how an enterprise can improve time to market without sacrificing quality when offering new services: by leveraging investments made in existing services, incorporating best practices, and adopting a level of standardization.

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