61. InfoCater Tablet PCs And Tablet Computers Supplier of portable WebPad, Web Tablet and Pen Tablet systems and other Internet browser and thin client appliances that use the Windows CE 3.0 , Windows 2000 and linux operating systems. All appliances support high speed connection to networks via 802.11b, WiFi, RJ45 or cellular for use in the industry, office and home. http://www.infocater.com

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62. Ultra Monkey: Project to create load balanced and highly available services on a local area network using Open Source components on the linux operating system. http://www.ultramonkey.org/

English Japanese Top About ... Papers About Ultra Monkey is a project to create load balanced and highly available network services. For example a cluster of web servers that appear as a single web server to end-users. The service may be for end-users across the world connected via the internet, or for enterprise users connected via an intranet. Ultra Monkey makes use of the Linux operating system to provide a flexible solution that can be tailored to a wide range of needs. From small clusters of only two nodes to large systems serving thousands of connections per second. more... News User Contributed Packages User-contributed packages are now available for Ultra Monkey 3 on CentOS4 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4. Thanks to Maxence Rousseau and Eelco Maljaars for making these available. more... 21st July 2005 link to this news item: http://www.ultramonkey.org/news_archive.shtml#2005092100 News Archive Key Features Fast Load Balancing using The Linux Virtual Server Flexible High Availability provided by the Linux-HA framework Service level monitoring using ldirectord ldirectord Supports Highly Available and/or Load Balanced topologies with worked configuration examples Easily expandable to a large number of IP based virtual services using fwmarks Pre-built packages for Debian Sarge [offsite] and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 [offsite] All Code is Open Source New in Ultra Monkey 3 Connection Syncronisation allows connections to continue even if the active linux-director fails and the standb-by is brought online

63. Linux Operating System Welcome to ITServices Services Software Licensing linux operating system.linux operating system. Software Availability Pricing. AntiVirus Software http://www.itservices.ubc.ca/services/software/linuxpricing.html

Home Services e-Learning Internet Access and Email ... Software Licensing Linux Operating System Anti-Virus Software Product Price Software Access License Renewal Media CD Mercury McAfee Active Virus Defense Security Suite Available McAfee Active Virus Scan Security Suite Available McAfee e-Policy Orchestrator Available McAfee Total Virus Defense Security Suite Available McAfee Virus Scan Wireless Available McAfee Virus Scan Security Suite Available Mathematical and Statistical Software Product Price Software Access License Renewal Media CD Mercury SAS (2 year License) N/A N/A Available SAS Server NA Available SAS Server - Single User N/A Available S-Plus N/A Available Contacting the IT Service Centre Phone Email site-license@itservices.ubc.ca Location Room 100, Leonard S. Klinck Building, 6356 Agricultural Road ( Map Hours 8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday Service Bulletins View the , including service outages, security alerts and system status.

64. Linux Operating System Welcome to ITServices Services Software Licensing Mathematical and StatisticalSoftware linux operating system http://www.itservices.ubc.ca/services/software/mstats/mast_linuxpricing.html

Home Services e-Learning Internet Access and Email ... Mathematical and Statistical Software Linux Operating System Software Availability Anti-Virus Software McAfee Active Virus Defense Security Suite McAfee Active Virus Scan Security Suite McAfee e-Policy Orchestrator McAfee Total Virus Defense Security Suite McAfee Virus Scan Wireless McAfee Virus Scan Security Suite See Anti-Virus Pricing Mathematical and Statistical Software SAS (2 year License) SAS Server SAS Server - Single User S-Plus See Mathematical and Statistical Software Pricing Contacting the ITService Centre Phone E-mail site-license@itservices.ubc.ca Location Room 100, Leonard S. Klinck Building, 6356 Agricultural Road ( Map Hours 8:00am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday Service Bulletins View the , including service outages, security alerts and system status.

65. Higher Education::Linux Operating Systems linux operating systems. Red Hat Fedora Linux Secrets Barkakati ISBN 0471-74757-2, ©2005 Red Hat Linux Networking and System Administration, 3rd Edition http://he-cda.wiley.com/WileyCDA/HigherEdCourse/cd-CX9150.html

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66. GPE: The GPE Palmtop Environment A project whose aim is to provide a Free Software GUI environment for Palmtop/Handheld computers running the GNU/linux operating system. http://gpe.handhelds.org/

GPE: The GPE Palmtop Environment Home/News Projects Documentation Screenshots Download ... X Window System , and the GTK+ widget toolkit GPE is not a single piece of software, but an entire environment of components which make it possible to use your GNU/Linux handheld for standard tasks such as Personal Information Management (PIM). GPE makes it easy for developers to create powerful programs, by giving them the infrastructure they need. Besides providing core software such as shared libraries, and perhaps more importantly, the GPE environment fixes standards for program interaction, such as SQL, XML, and other data schemas. GPE is committed to the Open Source idea. All GPE core components are released under GNU licenses , applications using the GPL and shared libraries using the LGPL . Those allow for the most free usability of the GPE system. News GPE Update Thursday, September 01 2005 @ 07:11 PM EDT Contributed by: florian What is going on in GPE land? The last news story about GPE is really old, but there are many things going on. Since September the 1st the feature list for the upcoming GPE release 2.7 is frozen - now it is time to fix some bugs The new release will include many bugfixes and improvements as well as our shiny new gpe-mini-browser based on GtkWebcore. A list of applications which will be included in the release and some more about our plans may be found in the

67. Novell To Make SUSE Linux Open-source - Computerworld Novell plans to open up its SUSE linux operating system to users and developers,unveiling its OpenSUSE project at next week s LinuxWorld show. http://www.computerworld.com/softwaretopics/os/story/0,10801,103660,00.html

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68. Linux Operating System Transition Policy New Operating System Roadmap. When first released, the standard Linux distributionswere not linux operating system Transition and Upgrade Policy http://support.sgi.com/content_request/901443/

69. A.C.2.I. - Freeware/beta Products - HSX Opensource server application for Unix/linux operating systems that was built from scratch and released under the GNU Public License. http://ac2i.homelinux.com/hsx_e.html

HSX is available under GPL. If you want to contribute, you can: help develop: write some pieces of code, add or debug features. help document: HSX documentation is probably not the best. Considering adding to or/and rewriting the current online documentation, even a single paragraph or a FAQ are useful. Donate: if none of the above options are up your alley, please consider making a monetary donation. To donate via PayPal, connect to your PayPal account and use the Send Money tab. The recipient's Email is eric@a2pb.gotdns.org and give what you want. An easiest way to donate via PayPal will be set up as soon as PayPal upgrades its service. Don't have a PayPal account ? Click here to register for one, free! Latest HSX version is 3.58.00 (2001/06/03). CHANGES can be read here I. What is HSX GHX is a clone of a mac software (AFAIK) gathering in one program FTP, IRC and NEWS like functions using a proprietary protocol. HSX stands for H otline S erver for Uni X HSX is free however, if you use it regularly and want to support its development, you can send a small fee. Support HSX to keep it free.

70. Welcome! - SmoothWall SmoothWall includes a hardened subset of the GNU/linux operating system, so thereis no separate OS to install. Designed for ease of use, SmoothWall is http://www.smoothwall.org/

home about commercial community ... the GNU website Our companion site SmoothWall.net is the home of SmoothWall Limited, who produce a range of commercial supported security products, designed for use in small to medium sized businesses, education and corporate offices. A range of add-on modules provide extra functionality, such as web content filtering, VPN gateway and bandwidth management (QoS). Visit SmoothWall.net What does SmoothWall Ltd have to do with the SmoothWall Open Source Project? Find out more Downloads ... Join the Project Team SmoothWall Express 3.0 Alpha "Grizzly" download release notes more Project News SmoothWall Annouces Express 3 on Fifth Anniversary more Help required on new Express 3.0 Alpha interface more Changes to IRC more SmoothWall Ltd Hiring - Graduate Junior Programmer position more Newsforge Review SmoothWall Express more Project Releases SmoothWall Express 2.0 fixes7 Update Released more SmoothWall Express 2.0 fixes7beta4 released for testing. more SmoothWall Express 2.0 fixes7beta3 released for testing. more SmoothWall Express 2.0 fixes7beta2 released for testing.

71. Germany Likes Linux The linux operating system is making significant inroads into Germany, Europe's largest economy and home to some of the world's largest corporations. http://www.infoworld.com/articles/hn/xml/02/10/30/021030hngermany.xml?s=IDGNS

72. VMware To Add Support For Paravirtualized Linux And Solaris X86 OS - Softpedia VMware is adding support for paravirtualized linux operating systems as theybecome adopted in commercial operating system distributions across its virtual http://news.softpedia.com/news/VMware-to-Add-Support-for-Paravirtualized-Linux-a

Updated one minute ago News area: Latest news Softpedia Poll Daily Gadget ... ENTERTAINMENT VMware to Add Support for Paravirtualized Linux and Solaris x86 OS Category: SOFTPEDIA NEWS Linux Announced at LinuxWorld By: Marius Nestor, Linux Editor At LinuxWorld, VMware said that it will support paravirtualized Linux and Solaris x86 operating systems in future releases of VMware virtual infrastructure platform products Workstation, GSX Server and ESX Server. VMware is adding support for paravirtualized Linux operating systems as they become adopted in commercial operating system distributions across its virtual infrastructure platform products. VMware is also adding support for the Solaris x86 operating system across its virtual infrastructure products. Enterprises with mixed environments may now securely deploy and manage any combination of Linux, NetWare, Solaris x86 and Windows and instances across the same VMware virtualization platform, achieving higher system utilization and greater management efficiencies. Paravirtualized Linux operating systems are modified operating systems that are specifically optimized to run in a virtual environment. This gives customers the choice of running both unmodified and paravirtualized operating systems, with or without assistance from underlying processor technologies, concurrently on the same virtualization platform. By supporting both unmodified and paravirtualized Linux operating systems, VMware is extending its industry leadership in providing high performance virtualization for the broadest choice of x86-based operating systems.

73. German City Drops Windows For Linux A community of 36,000 in southern Germany, plans to build its entire IT infrastructure on the open source linux operating system, replacing Windows. http://infoworld.com/articles/hn/xml/02/12/17/021217hngermany.xml?s=IDGNS

74. Review: Novell Launches New Linux Operating System Review Novell takes aim at the corporate desktop with their release of NovellDesktop Linux 9. Jim Lynch takes a look at the new release from the lone http://www.thechannelinsider.com/article2/0,1895,1731268,00.asp

All Ziff Davis Sites The Channel Insider My Account var jBreadcrumbTitle; jBreadcrumbTitle = "Novell Launches New Linux Operating System"; Home Reviews document.write(jBreadcrumbTitle); Novell Launches New Linux Operating System By Jim Lynch November 22, 2004 In the '80s and most of the '90s, Novell ruled the roost for PC network operating systems. In fact, a term was coined, NOS (network operating system) to describe Novell's flagship product. But the Redmond juggernaut eventually overcame Novell's efforts. Novell shops still exist, but they're getting to be few and far between. As Microsoft consolidated its gain in servers, Novell's Linux began to make inroads on what had seemed to be secure territory. Even larger companies like IBM and HP offer Linux-based servers today. Meanwhile, Novell's purchase of Suse and Ximian , both leading Linux vendors, has opened up new doors for the company. With the release of Novell Linux Desktop (NLD), Novell's acquisitions have already begun bearing fruit. We take a closer look at NLD in this review and we consider whether or not it has a place on the desktops of non-corporate users. Installing NLD If you've ever installed Suse Linux, you should have no problem with NLD since it uses the Yast installer. We had almost no problems with our install. It was pretty much a breeze considering how many times we've installed Suse in the past. We installed onto a system that already had Windows installed, opting to test a dual-boot configuration.

75. Linux Throws Down Gauntlet To Windows - Smh.com.au The linux operating system has made impressive gains on corporate servers, but so far has failed to crack the desktop market. http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/12/16/1039656329969.html

Home Technology IT News national ... place an ad extra personal finance travel education subscribe home delivery eNewsletter archives today's edition: am past 10 days site guide Linux throws down gauntlet to Windows San Jose, California December 16 2002 Could a wily little penguin disrupt Microsoft's desktop empire? The Linux operating system has made impressive gains on corporate servers, but so far has failed to crack the desktop market. More than 90 per cent of the world's personal computers run on Windows. And Linux is still considered too technically complex for the average computer user. But that is changing, especially outside the United States. Government agencies in Europe, China, India and South America have started to encourage Linux over proprietary software because it provides cost savings, freedom from reliance on a single software vendor, and flexibility. Linux is Open Source software, which offers the global community of programmers the ability to access and modify source code. ");document.write(" advertisement "Outside North America is where you have both Microsoft environments being threatened. Governments are evaluating alternatives for both the operating system and applications," said Stacey Quandt, an analyst who tracks open source and Linux for

76. Digibel Open Source Support Supports and implements the linux operating system. Benelux and Europe http://www.digibel.be

77. Site Temporarily Unavailable Developing a version of the linux operating system to support performancecritical applications workloads. http://www.unlimitedscale.com/

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78. Virtual PC For Mac A PC emulator for Mac from Microsoft. Allows DOS, Windows, and linux operating systems to be installed within the emulator environment. http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/virtualpc/virtualpc.aspx?pid=virtualpc

79. Comp.os.linux.security FAQ Specifically, security as it pertains to the linux operating system. Generalinstallation of Linux is not covered, nor are products by other vendors, http://www.linuxsecurity.com/docs/colsfaq.html

comp.os.linux.security FAQ Version 2.0, Released Canada Day, 2002. Last updated June 29, 2002. Creator and maintainer: Daniel Swan swan_daniel@hotmail.com Table of Contents FAQ Administrativia 1.1) Introduction to comp.os.linux.security 1.2) Does comp.os.linux.security have a charter? 1.3) What is covered in this FAQ? 1.4) Who is responsible for this faq, and how can I contribute? ... 1.6) Feedback General Linux Security 2.1) How can I protect myself from hackers, quickly and easily? 2.2) What is security? 2.3) How secure should my Linux box be? 2.4) Which is the most secure Linux distribution? ... 2.5) Once secured, how can I *keep* my box secure? Firewalling and Masquerading 3.1) How do I set up a firewall under Linux? 3.2) Where can I get sample IPTables rules? 3.3) What is the best way to start-up my firewall at boot time? 3.4) How do I automatically start my firewall after leasing an IP via DHCP? ... 3.a) How is IPTables different than IPChains? Services 4.1) What services should I run? 4.2) What services should I not be running? 4.3) How do I know what services I am running? 4.4) How do I disable unnecessary services? ... 4.b) What is xinetd, and how do I configure it? Intrusion Detection 5.1) What is Intrusion Detection?

80. Linux For Broadcasters Using the linux operating system in the broadcast industry. http://www.linuxforbroadcasters.com/

Home ABC Starguide III Security Information FM TPO Chart Creator 32 Button Matrix, SGIII Control Where to use Linux Getting Started with Linux Linux Use in the Broadcast Industry Comment to Webmaster 7/02/2003 LFB web host makes changes Some pages may be temporarily unavailable as the web hosting service makes some changes. 1/16/2003 ABC Starguide III Codes Updated The ABC Starguide II Provider IDs and Service IDs are all up to date. Check them out here 1/06/2003 Building Linux thin clients for the Broadcast Environment If this site seems rather unkept there's a reason. I've spent several months working on big projects. One of which is a Linux terminal-server project. An entire radio station staff has now moved over to this new system. Check back here to see how the project went. 11/22/01 Happy Thanksgiving Broadcasters! LFB would like to thank all of you who've stopped by to browse these pages and for all the emailed comments of support. LFB will soon add a "case-studies" page. If you have a Linux box running in your studio, send in the details: what distro you're running, what it's doing, etc. Enjoy the turkey!! 10/11/01 Broadcasters Clinic in Madison The annual Broadcasters Clinic in Madison, WI has come to a close. This year featured presentations geared toward IBOC, DTV, wide area UPS, and cabling. The organizers have, as can be expected, put on a great clinic. Click

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