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Cumulus Linux: Devops and Python Scripting
As I mentioned in a prior blog, Cumulus Linux on Dell Networking Switches, one benefit of running Cumulus Linux on network switches is that you can run your typical Linux commands that you’re used to running for also configuring and … Continue reading →
Posted in Cumulus Linux, Dell, Dell Force10, Labs, Network Architecture, Networking, Programming Languages, Python, Technology
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MariaDB and the Future of MySQL
As you may know by now, since the acquisition of Sun Microsystems by Oracle in 2009 for $7.4 billion, there has been some uncertainty in the industry on the future of MySQL which Sun Microsystems itself acquired for $1 billion … Continue reading →
Posted in Business, Databases, Fedora, Linux, MariaDB, openSUSE, Red Hat Linux Enterprise, Slackware, SUSE Linux Enterprise, Technology, Technology
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OUYA: The ‘Open’ Video Game Console for Users and Developers
Amazingly, OUYA, the open video game console platform raised $8,596,474 in funds on KickStarter. OUYA is based on the Android 4.0 operating system. The idea is to create a low cost console (currently $99) available for consumers that also allows … Continue reading →
Posted in Android, APIs/SDKs, Business, Games, NVIDIA, Operating Systems, OUYA, OUYA, Processors/CPUs, Technology, Technology
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Tagged console, game console, kickstarter, Muffi Ghadiali, NVIDIA, NVIDIA Tegra 3, NVIDIA Tegra3, open game console, open source, OUYA, ouya sdk, Tegra 3, Tegra3, Tegra3 quad-core processor, video game, Video Game Console
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Run Windows & Linux on the same PC at the same time!
I’m currently writing this blog from a 1 GB Lenovo NetBook running Ubuntu Linux 8.10 inside virtualization software installed on Windows XP Home Edition. I have been experimenting with different hosted virtualization software to compare and contrast – I have … Continue reading →
Posted in Applications, Linux, Operating Systems, Technology, Tips & Tricks
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Tagged freebsd, linux, open source, operating system, parallels, suse, ubuntu, virtualization, virtualization software, vmware, windows
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