#2747
04.04.2024 22:02
AP
LibreOffice: German state moving 30,000 PCs to LibreOffice
Following a successful pilot project, the northern German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein has decided to move from Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office to Linux and LibreOffice (and other free and open source software) on the 30,000 PCs used in the local government.
#2582
21.01.2024 19:46
AP
Slashdot: Hans Reiser Speaks Freely About Free Software Development
#2521
27.12.2023 22:50
AP
Phoronix: KDE's Nate Graham On X11 Being A Bad Platform & The Wayland Future
#2467
10.12.2023 20:37
AP
ZDNET: Linus Torvalds on the state of Linux today and how AI figures in its future
#2422
26.11.2023 20:14
AP
Chris Siebenmann: Unix shells and the current directory
#2390
15.11.2023 22:03
AP
The HFT Guy: The Linux kernel scheduler has been accidentally hardcoded to a maximum of 8 cores for the past 15 years and nobody noticed
#2381
12.11.2023 18:26
AP
Skip R.: An overview of Nix in practice (20.04.2023)
I still believe this. NixOS, and Nix in general, is really weird. I’ve described it as what ends up writhing out of a malfunctioning industrial mixer that someone accidentally dropped Haskell and Bash into. When I, like many other computer programmers, tell my friends who don’t write code that “it’s a miracle that modern technology even works”, Nix is one of those things that I’m referring to.
#2363
06.11.2023 02:24
AP
Wired: The Greatest OS That (N)ever Was (1997)
Linux was started six years ago as a typical programming lark: written to run on a PC with 4 Mbytes of RAM as a free version of the costly commercial Unix operating system. Today, Linux has an installed base conservatively estimated at around 3 million users. And they're not just spotty adolescents playing in their bedrooms: Linux vendors say that most of the top companies in the US have bought the OS - but that few will readily admit to running their multimillion-dollar corporations on code put together by a band of software idealists.
#2361
05.11.2023 19:53
AP
Slashdot: When Linux Spooked Microsoft: Remembering 1998's Leaked 'Halloween Documents'
#2232
17.09.2023 00:14
AP
20 years of grml.org
#2068
11.07.2023 22:44
AP
Linuxiac: After 30 Years, Linux Finally Hits 3% Market Share (on the desktop)
#1854
15.04.2023 18:51
AP
LWN: The early days of Linux
#1833
06.04.2023 22:04
AP
Heise Online: Linux: Gelöschte Dateien mit Ext4-Journal wiederherstellen
#1764
19.03.2023 16:35
AP
Slashdot: Unix Pioneer Ken Thompson Announces He's Switching From Mac To Linux
I have, for most of my life — because I was sort of born into it — run Apple.
Now recently, meaning within the last five years, I've become more and more depressed, and what Apple is doing to something that should allow you to work is just atrocious. But they are taking a lot of space and time to do it, so it's okay.
And I have come, within the last month or two, to say, even though I've invested, you know, a zillion years in Apple — I'm throwing it away. And I'm going to Linux. To Raspbian in particular.
#1754
17.03.2023 17:39
AP
FOSS Post: Kernel Maintainer Rejects Russian Patch
#1735
12.03.2023 00:06
AP
OldLinux
SITE TARGET
- Collect all the materials related to the ancient Linux for historic testimony;
- Rebuild the oldest Linux system that couldn't found anywhere nowaday;
- Provide an easiest way to learn the basics of Linux for newbies;
- For fun :-)