reboot

In this new post to his blog Hartmut Holzgraefe looks at a new effort that wants to be "the next PHP" while still being PHP.

Confused? Take a look at PHPReboot.

Linux Made Easy: "Last Summer while in hollidays in Algarve, I noticed at the supermarket cashier after a reboot that they were using Red Hat Linux."

Ghacks: "Even though the Linux operating system is very stable and rarely needs a reboot, there are times when an update (such as a kernel update) will make this a requirement.

At least that used to be the case."

Ksplice is an amazing new technology which allows patches to be applied directly into a running kernel, without needing a reboot.

Linux Magazine talks with co-founder and Chief Operating Officer and discusses the origins of the project and what it has to offer.

LinuxInsider: "PC users who want to have an Ubuntu machine without eighty-sixing Windows completely often configure their systems to run both -- though a reboot is sometimes required.

Not so with Portable Ubuntu."

LinuxInsider: "PC users who want to have an Ubuntu machine without eighty-sixing Windows completely often configure their systems to run both -- though a reboot is sometimes required.

Not so with Portable Ubuntu. The app starts up an instance of Hardy Heron within Windows on demand."