I read an article earlier this week saying that Linux sees a Windows Free world. Well if that's true, I would have to wonder what people would go to, because Linux is not it. At least, not now. Now before you chastise, remember - Linux is at 2% market share and although annalists say its growing, it's doing it very
Linus Torvalds has apparently been frustrated with the collective approach to producing code, with a group of security researchers. According to the security researchers nothing less than perfect security is acceptable, and they believe that having multiple security options means that a security module manager (LSM) cannot be removed, which is a theoretical security hole.
If you have dedicated servers and are slightly inexperienced in setting them up and securing them. Here is an article that should help you out. [thinkhole.org]
You know what makes me mad about Linux is that what works on one operating system will not work on another. Take for tonight as an example. I have a new backup server running Fedora Core 4 that I am configuring that will have a mirror setup of the server that this domain runs under.
This is a late post no matter where you live. East coast or West Coast. I have been working for quite awhile today and just got the chance to sit down. I wasn't sure exactly what I was going to write about today, mostly beause the news is slow. I decided to plead my case for Linux. I have a