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Even More Maatkit for MySQL

As MySQL has evolved and added sophisticated and newer features, there are some areas that remain a bit rough around the edges. Maatkit offers a whole slew of tools for doing backup and restore, finding tables, monitoring your database server and many other database administration tasks you may not have even thought of.

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Microsoft Releases Beta of New Hotmail

Along with additional features, the new Hotmail email service also supports the new Office Web Apps.

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Linux-Based Peppermint OS One Ships

eWeek: "The team behind the cloud-based Peppermint OS flavor of Linux announces the availability of Version 1.0 of the technology."

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LinuxCon Brazil 2010

Linux Foundation: "The Linux Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of LinuxCon Brazil taking place this fall in SãPaulo. LinuxCon is already the premiere Linux conference in both North America and Asia, providing an unmatched collaboration and education space for all matters Linux, and we are pleased to be able to extend this event into South America."

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Mozilla Loses Its CEO

John Lilly calls it quits after five years to join venture capital firm amid rapid changes in both the open source and Web browser market.

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Opinion: Seeking the One True Linux: Is Linux Distro-hopping a Thing of the Past?

Distro-hopping is easy and fun. Linux users distro-hop to solve problems and to try new software. But is it necessary? Haven't most Linux distributions reached a state of polish that makes distro-hopping unnecessary? Brian Proffitt wonders if distro-hopping shouldn't be discouraged.

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FreeBSD 7.3-release crashes, messes with ext3 and FAT drives ... time for me to move on

Click: "Not only have I been able to crash FreeBSD 7.3-release with GNOME by trying to automount FAT partitions on USB-connected drives, but those crashes rendered both the FAT partitions and the ext3 partitions that otherwise could be mounted automatically on those drives, for lack of a better word, unmountable."

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Hackers Drawn to Cheap, Simplistic Malware Kits

Latest security vendor study finds that do-it-yourself malware kits are popping up everywhere online and bringing even more amateur hackers into the fold.

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LXDE: Smaller, Faster than KDE or GNOME

The Simplest Linux Netbook Interface (LXDE) offers a smaller, faster alternative to leading desktops like GNOME or KDE - especially for netbooks.

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Report: Linux on Netbooks Reloads With Ubuntu-based Jolicloud

Linux was a resounding failure on netbooks, so what makes this French start-up firm think it can succeed with an Ubuntu Linux derivative?

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Linux, Where Crapware Goes to Die

Linux Journal: "This little guy is the "Bonzi Buddy" ape. He was one of the earliest malware/spyware/crapware programs for the Microsoft Windows platform."

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Three Advanced Object-Oriented PHP Features You Need to Know

PHP 5 offers a capable, mature set of OOP features. Here are three advanced ones you might have miss ...

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Three Advanced Object-Oriented PHP Features You Need to Know

PHP 5 offers a capable, mature set of OOP features. Here are three advanced ones you might have miss ...

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Report: No More Cheap Supercomputers? Sony Blocks Linux on PS3

Sony faces a class-action lawsuit for removing the "Other OS" feature from their PS3 consoles-- after they were sold and in customer's hands.

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Permabit Does Primary Storage Deduplication

Primary says its primary data reduction technology bests NetApp in performance and capacity.

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Best Practices: Securing Smartphones in the Enterprise

Whether or not corporate policy allows it, workers still bring smartphones to the office. Here, seven steps for managing personal mobile devices in an enterprise environment.

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Is Android becoming a Tower of Babel?

ZDNet Blogs: "We use the phrase Tower of Babel a lot in the technology world, often badly. But evidence is mounting that Google's Android project is becoming just that, a failed attempt to unify."

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Google Snaps Up Episodic in Video Ad Push

Search giant's acquisition spree continues with the purchase of an online and mobile video platform provider with tools for online marketers.

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Tune your Linux kernel with sysctl

Ghacks: "Today most kernels work out of the box with most hardware. But there are times when you could squeeze out a bit more performance or even lighten your kernel on the fly. You can do that with the sysctl command."

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A Mobile Scanner Review: Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300

Hard to believe you can take a scanner on the road? Fujitsu's lightweight USB scanner will make a believer out of you.

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Global Privacy Regulators Slam Google

International group of privacy authorities blasts Google for the recent launch of Buzz and other privacy missteps, and urges the company to get serious.

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Global Privacy Regulators Slam Google

International group of privacy authorities blasts Google for the recent launch of Buzz and other privacy missteps, and urges the company to get serious.

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What to do with the top-right window space: Esfera

LWN.net: "[Esfera] The Ubuntu "Ayatana" mailing list is discussing a proposal from Pablo Quiróor a new user interface element to put in the upper right corner of windows which has been recently vacated on Ubuntu systems."

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What Is Green IT, and Why Should You Care?

Laurie McCabe offers up strategies and tips and resources  suitable for any small business  that are good for the environment and good for the bottom line, too.

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True or False: 5 Wireless Networking Assumptions

In the effort to secure a wireless network, it's often hard to tell the difference between Wi-Fi fact and fiction. We give five general wireless networking assumptions the truth test.

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