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New Linux virtualization option : KVM KVM stands for 'Kernel-based Virtual Machine' it provides a simple way to have full hardware virtualization available for Linux users on machines that supports either the VT (Intel) or AMD-V/SVM (AMD) extensions for their cpus.
How DRM prepared the way for Xen/Vmware For those that don't know Palladium was a effort on Microsoft to implement 'Trusted Computing' features. It was originally slated to be included in Vista/Longhorn operating systems, but it has been dropped (or at least trimmed down heavily) in later beta releases. http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,103440,00.asp (MS drops code name) http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,108994,00.asp
Free Software multimedia codecs from the Xiph audio project. It's a unfortunate fact that many of today's popular codecs used in multimedia applications have some severe limitations, legal and otherwise. Many are patented, many were developed by companies and organizations that never intended for them to be freely used. Many of them incorporate onerous DRM restrictions.


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Title Date Comments
New Linux virtualization option : KVM   2006 12 

More on Patents   2006 11 

How DRM prepared the way for Xen/Vmware   2006 04 

Drag's Guide to Debian variations   2006 01 

Componentized Linux   2005 07 

The dark side of NTFS and Alternative Data Streams.   2005 03 

Badram, Badmem, and Memtest86.bin   2005 02 

Free Software multimedia codecs from the Xiph audio project.   2005 01 

Linux|Unix clusters   2004 12 

Spouse of EA programmer's blog.   2004 11 

Open Source ERP, CRM Software   2004 11 

Open Source Vulnerability Database (OSVDB)   2004 09 

 
 
 
 
OpenBSD Security Techniques   2004 09 

Get some free stuff from Novell.   2004 07 

Keep tabs on security issues with Linux easily   2004 06 

Understanding Debian packages   2004 06 

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