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• 10 Ways to Explore Linux

  <b>Daniweb:</b> "When I started exploring Linux back in 1994-1995, there were very few resources available and many of the problems I experienced didn't have solutions. That was a long time ago. The situation has changed for the better."

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• Set up Libvirt 0.7.7&amp;Xen 4.0 Dom0 (2.6.32.13 pvops) on top of Fedora 13 RC2

  <b>Xen Virtualization on Linux and Solaris:</b> "Install Xen 4.0 and Libvirt like on F12 ( [1] ). Via my experience xend will hang for 5-7 min at startup and xen managed bridging will fail as well."

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• Isolating Locale-specific Text in International Java Applications

  Learn how to isolate locale-specific text in international Java applications using ResourceBundles and Properties files.

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• Isolating Locale-specific Text in International Java Applications

  Learn how to isolate locale-specific text in international Java applications using ResourceBundles and Properties files.

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• Silverlight 4 Updated to Address Stability Bugs

  Microsoft releases Silverlight 4.0.50524.0 to address several stability-related bugs.

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• The cpuidle subsystem

  <b>LWN.net:</b> "Your editor recently had cause to dig around in the cpuidle subsystem. It never makes sense to let such work go to only a single purpose when it could be applied toward the creation of a kernel-page article. So, what follows is a multi-level discussion of cpuidle, what it's for, and how it works. Doing nothing, it turns out, is more complicated than one might think."

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• Firefox Sync Coming 'Home' to iPhone

  <b>Datamation:</b> "What happens when you use a different browser on your desktop than the one you use on your iPhone?"

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• From Obsolete Servers to Private Cloud in 3 Easy Steps

  <b>Serverwatch:</b> "Our plan was to build a private cloud, for free, using open source operating systems and virtualization. Even with no money, we still had projects on the table that had to be done. We called our experiment, 'Nebulous,' named after the cloud. The end result was better than we had imagined."

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• There&amp;#8217;s a Lot in the Dot: Filesystem Permissions and Pathnames (Part 1)

  <b>Linux Magazine:</b> "Beginning with a brief tour of the filesystem, we take you deep into the dot (.) of your directory listing so you can get the most from your CLI."

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• Firefox Speed Test

  <b>SilverWav's Journal:</b> "I have a large html file (9MB, 20k records in a table). FF takes 30sec to open it, Chromium takes 5secs. The filter on it uses js and is very fast in Chromium (10sec) but in FF > 5min :("

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• How Canonical Can Do Ubuntu Right: It Isn't a Technical Problem

  <b>O'Reilly Broadcast:</b> "I knew in advance that venting my frustrations with Ubuntu in the form of an article yesterday would stir up a hornet's nest."

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• The Loser In Our Windows vs. Linux Tests: Intel Graphics

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "We are still working on the first part of our Windows 7 vs. Ubuntu 10.04 LTS benchmarks that are set to be published early next week, but so far there is one easy conclusion to draw from the completed tests: Intel's Linux graphics driver is still no match to the Intel Windows driver."

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• Is Wikipedia's "Deletionism" Out of Control?

  <b>OStatic:</b> "Wikipedia has become famous, or perhaps infamous, for its intolerance of new content."

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• Cloud Platforms Work Together with On-Premise Platforms

  While many ISVs see the difference between cloud and on-premise solutions as being black and white -- they're exclusively offering one or the other -- it's worth keeping in mind that there can be a middle ground.

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• Mozilla Developers Talk Up Firefox as a Key Development Tool

  <b>Developer.com:</b> "For many users of Mozilla's open source Firefox Web browser, Firefox is simply a tool for looking at Web content. For others, Firefox is an enabling tool to actually help develop content and code for the Web."

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• Adobe Fireworks

  Everything you need to create, optimize, and animate cool Web graphics

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• Using LINQ with Dynamic Where Clauses

  Do you need to create Dynamic Where Clauses at runtime? No need to use string concatenation with SQL, LINQ is fully capable of performing the same task.

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• Android OS Now Used To Drive Real Robots

  <b>Robot Reviews:</b> "For those wondering about the propriety of the name "Android" as a mobile device operating system, wonder no more because its real purpose has finally been revealed. It's really an operating system for robots."

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• Vietnam Dismisses Google's Malware Allegations

  Vietnamese official calls claims by Google and McAfee of a widespread cyber attack against dissident activists "groundless," while China issues a similar denial of an unrelated report of cyber crime in that country.

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• Security Experts: 'Malware Like a Sniper'

  A panel of security experts had some grim news on the state of security. How does IT prepare for what's coming?

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• Hosting Company Offers Free Servers to Developers

  Since launching the program in January, The Planet has donated more than 120 servers to developers and entrepreneurs.

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• Pidgin Update Tackles MSN Plugin Security Flaw

  From the blogs ... Pidgin gets updated for a security vulnerability (among other things).

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• How to Optimize an Ecommerce Press Release

  Incorporating small business SEO strategies into your company press releases extends the life of your news, makes it easier for journalists to find and drives potential business to your Web site.

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• New Peppermint Flavour Linux For The Cloud

  <b>eWeek:</b> "A new cloud-focused Linux flavor launched recently; known as Peppermint, the operating system is currently a small, private beta and will open up to more testers over the next two to four weeks."

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• Targeted, DIY Malware Here to Stay: Symantec

  The security software vendor's latest threat report provides plenty of disconcerting news for IT managers charged with safeguarding critical enterprise data.

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