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Linux command

By: mohanchen | 2010-10-09 | Databases
In the Linux command line shell, moving around from directory to directory, adding new directories, and deleting old directories is easy once you know the proper commands. Again, with Linux, you are limited only by your brain! If you know all the commands, then you weild great power. But if you know only a few commands, it's like you are standing in the airport in Tokyo and want to know where the bathroom is, but only know how to say hi and bye in Japanese. read more

Linux Hosting

By: Kellie Purden | 2010-12-08 | Computer
Looking and selecting a hosting server for your new website can be one of the most challenging and daunting choices that a website owner has to make. Add the fact that there are plenty of different options out there, all of which are enticing enough to make you want to give them all a try... read more

Linux Hosting

By: Adrian D. Strauss | 2010-11-26 | Hardware
Looking and selecting a hosting server for your new website can be one of the most challenging and daunting choices that a website owner has to make. Add the fact that there are plenty of different options out there, all of which are enticing enough to make you want to give them all a try. read more

Regular Expressions In Linux

By: Rand Whitehall | 2010-07-21 | Software
A regular expression, (also known as regexp or regex) is very useful for to match a string of text such as specific words, groups of words or characters. read more

What is Linux Certification?

By: Diana Dawn Paller | 2010-03-30 | Computer Certification
The Linux certification is one of those certifications which can boost up and which add to the credibility of a certain professional and which give proof that someone possesses a good technical skill. This certification which is provided by some institutes are taken very seriously by the well-known and leading companies and organizations of the IT sector and thus, the professional is said to be good in his field. read more

5 Linux VPS Performance Tips

By: Christopher Pace | 2010-03-29 | Computer
As a freelance Linux consultant, many of my clients are often interested in making their VPS (Virtual Private Server) as responsive as possible. Since VPS servers by nature have somewhat limited system resources (often less than 1 GB of RAM), getting the best VPS performance can be a crucial part of running a successful server. read more

What Is Linux?

By: Anna Thomson | 2011-03-25 | Software
Linux is an operating system like Microsoft Windows, MacOS or Unix. It was created as a hobby by Linus Torvalds, a student at the University of Helsinki in Finland. What most people don t know about L... read more

Linux Web Hosting Services

By: Eti Sharma | 2011-12-22 | Web Hosting
Linux Web hosting is an extremely popular budget hosting platform used today. Linux web hosting allows one to build a website using the Linux operating system. read more

Linux, Libertarianism and America

By: Drew Brumbaugh | 2010-04-01 | Software
Roughly ten years ago I obtained and installed my first copy of Red Hat Fedora Linux. It was during that same time-frame that I officially became a Libertarian. Since then I have read many opinion pieces comparing Linux to both Libertarianism and Communism. In a way, I think it is both. read more

Benefits Linux Web Hosting

By: Akhilesh | 2011-04-08 | Web Hosting
Linux hosting offers several benefits to the online business as compared to windows hosting. Linux is secure, stable and all the more follows durable approach, unlike its counterpart windows. read more

Linux and Unix Information Recovery

By: Amie Erickson | 2011-09-30 | Data Recovery
Forty years ago there was only one kind of pc system. These days, the variety of computer systems has grown into its own world of complexities. Technological advances are extraordinary in the hardware side of the industry. However while we tend to marvel at ever-faster storage devices and bigger processing power, it's sensible to remind ourselves that we tend to conjointly need superb new operating systems and file systems to manage the hardware and data. read more

Updating Linux Device Drivers

By: Adam K Smith | 2010-04-03 | Software
Almost everyone is familiar with Microsoft Windows, as it is installed on the computers of many home-based users. While it is certainly the most popular, Windows isn't the only operating system available. There are several other choices, including Mac OS X, Solaris and Linux. read more

Linux, Games and Software

By: Zachariah Callaway | 2011-03-26 | Software
DotDeb has come onto the scene as a new and expanding source of deb packages for Gnome. This site offers 18 different categories of software to download. The largest percentage of which are games including, MarioLemming, Arcade, puzzles, role playing games, and old school games. Other sections such as antivirus software, screensaver / background changer, text reader, accessories, and animations bring the number of software downloads available to over 60 and that number is growing. read more

Linux and Windows Hosting

By: Leon Belenky | 2010-12-14 | Web Hosting
There are tons of questions that may (and sometimes have to) be asked when you're choosing a web hosting company to provide a server for your website. While things like how much you want to pay for the server, if they're reliable, and of course if you're going to want a shared server or a dedicated server are all equally important questions to ask, there is one more. read more

What Is Linux Web Hosting?

By: dwsprasanna | 2011-02-17 | Web Hosting
One single brand that has made a mark in the consumer electronics industry and has eventually become synonymous with computers virtually is Microsoft Windows. This operating system has greatly conquered the consumer OS market since 80s. Today all software generally comes with a Windows version, while many software titles are specifically designed to be compatible with the Windows platform. Pioneering the upheaval of WYSIWYG (What You Is What You Get) operating systems, Windows has stupendously d read more