centos

BeginLinux: "Today we had a chance to do a Linux hangout on Google+ and talk about the file system encryption feature on CentOS which is new for CentOS 6."

BeginLinux: "This example of a minimal desktop shows how to manually create partitions using ext3 and ext4 for a server that has a minimal desktop for a graphical interface."

Phoronix: While CentOS, Scientific Linux, and Oracle Linux Server are all derived from the same upstream source (Red Hat Enterprise Linux), how does the system performance compare between these RHEL derivatives

In my Beyond Frameworks talk, I explained how a component-based architecture can help answer some of the important (i.e. expensive!) questions you might face when creating long-lived apps that rely on a PHP framework.

In this series of blog posts, I’m going to look at how to go about creating and working with components.

HowtoForge: "AWStats is a free and very powerful tool that generates advanced web, streaming, ftp or mail server statistics, graphically.

It can analyze log files from all major server tools and convert them into nice graphical display."

We recently did our latest debunking of the BSA's latest laughable report on "piracy" of software and its impact on the economy and jobs.

We have to do this every few months, as the BSA continues to trot out the same laughable and debunked analysis, including the flat-out ridiculous idea that every unauthorized copy is a $1 for $1 lost sale.

Datamation: "Free, community-driven versions of Linux don't often benefit from commercial enterprise support efforts.

For CentOS, that's now about to change. The clone of Red Hat (NYSE: RHT) Enterprise Linux is now being commercially supported by services vendor OpenLogic."

Daniel Krook has taken a look at the Zend Server tool and has written up a post that's part description and part tutorial.

He talks about features of the Server and offers some helpful hints for getting it up and running.

O'Reilly Broadcast: "Over the past week or so CentOS has received a lot of press, much of it rather unflattering."

Ever Increasing Entropy: "I no longer have CentOS running on my netbook. It won't be back. At the moment I am not recommending CentOS for anything, not even servers."