tires

In this series we've been working over the 2.6.32 kernel, which is a bit old. Let's kick the tires on a 2.6.38.2 kernel to see if it helps or hurts performance of the SandForce SSD. Continue reading →

Ghacks: "OpenGoo is an open source collaboration tool that is fully web-based, easy to use, simple to install, and free to use.

But is OpenGoo for you and your company? This tutorial will show you how to get an OpenGoo installation up and running so you can kick the tires and find out if it is exactly what you need."

Moblin Zone: "The Moblin Garage and App Installer aim to help users to find and install both free and commercial apps. The initial implementation appears promising."

Webreference: "Consider time, talent and money all to be resources and decide how much of each you can afford, both to get the site launched and to maintain it.

Open source may be free, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have costs associated with it."

Google's first release of their own browser is all anyone can talk about lately. We've kicked the tires, and there's a lot to like, but it's not quite ready for prime time.