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Power Operating Systems: Ibm Aix, Linux on Power, Project Monterey, Ibm I, Black Lab Linux, Workload Partitions

Linux 7.0 Mandrake Operating System User Guide and reference Manual (User Guide and Reference mnaual Linux 7.0) by MandrakSoft, 2000

X86-64 Operating Systems: X86-64 Linux Distributions, Debian, Slackware, Mandriva Linux, Sorcerer, Gentoo Linux, Menuetos, Ubuntu, Fedora

TRANSIDIOM, WINJA AND J WALK SERVER SOFTWARE TO RUN ON LINUX STRATEGIC OPEN SOURCE OPERATING SYSTEM.: An article from: EDP Weekly's IT Monitor

TRANSIDIOM, WINJA AND J WALK SERVER SOFTWARE TO RUN ON LINUX STRATEGIC OPEN SOURCE OPERATING SYSTEM.(SEAGULL software): An article from: Federal Computer Market Report

Operating System Security: Chmod, Security-Enhanced Linux, Openbsd, Freebsd, Pax, Nx Bit, Mandatory Access Control, Unix Security

Linux distribution: Package management system, Linux package formats, Linux adoption, Live CD, Live USB, Operating system advocacy, List of proprietary ... GNU/Linux naming controversy, Mini Linux

Architecture of Windows NT: Windows NT, MinWin, Linux architecture, Unix architecture, Comparison of operating system kernels, User-Mode Driver Framework, ... Framework, Operating system, Microsoft

Ubuntu (Operating System) Derivatives: Linspire, Xbmc, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Kubuntu, Opengeu, Xubuntu, Ebox, Gobuntu, Wubi, Backtrack

Operating Systems: AND Kernel Projects for LINUX by Gary Nutt, 2004-08-31

Operating System Concepts and Implementation:a Linux Perspective: A Linux Perspective: a Linux Perspective by Rushikesh Joshi, 2007-04-03

Operating Systems: AND Kernel Projects for LINUX by Harvey M. Deitel, Paul J. Deitel, et all 2004-07-08

Operating Systems: AND Kernel Projects for Linux by Gary Nutt, Harvey M. Deitel, et all 2006-11-23

Guide to Parallel Operating Systems with Microsoft Windows XP and Linux by HeidiWebb,TerrillFreese RonCarswell, 2006-01-01

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Force Computers Introduces Linux Operating System Support For Compact CHAMP-AV Q
Force Computers Introduces linux operating system Support for CompactCHAMPAV Quad G4 CompactPCI Server Blades. Release Date Tuesday
http://www.realtime-info.be/vpr/layout/display/pr.asp?PRID=3908
Linux For Broadcasters
Using the linux operating system in the broadcast industry.
http://www.linuxforbroadcasters.com/

Extractions: Comment to Webmaster 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
Force Computers Introduces Linux Operating System Support For Compact CHAMP-AV Q
Force Computers introduces linux operating system support for CompactCHAMPAV quad G4 CompactPCI server blades. Release Date Friday
http://www.realtime-info.be/vpr/layout/display/pr.asp?PRID=4018
Probatus Released Probatus Spectra™ Linux Operating System
NEWS 17.04.2002 Probatus released Probatus Spectra linux operating system ProbatusOy, a provider of systems integration solutions, has today released the
http://www.probatus.com/probatus/bulletin.nsf/9415ffb7d47ec16bc2256643005ce6d2/b

Extractions: Probatus Oy, a provider of systems integration solutions, has today released the Probatus Spectra Linux operating system, suitable for both workstation and server use. Probatus Spectra Linux is the most productized Linux distribution version made in Finland. It is also the first Linux distribution version to be provided with the Probatus Spectra SDK application development environment, which supports all most common operating systems. "Spectra Linux provides a quick and easy way to transfer to using Linux. It offers an easy-to-use environment providing compatibility with other major Linux distributions and supporting a wide range of peripheral devices. Installation does not require special skills from Linux beginners, and the possibility to individually select the program modules to be installed serves the needs of experienced users," says Esa Tervo, Executive Vice President and director of technology development at Probatus. The Probatus Spectra SDK (Software Development Kit) development environment provided with Probatus Spectra Linux enables systems developers to produce localized applications for robust data processing - simultaneously for several target environments and language areas, and without major porting costs. Besides Linux, the developed applications function in most common UNIX platforms and Microsoft Windows environments.
Hyper-Threading Technology - Operating Systems That Include Optimizations For Hy
Note that while linux operating system desktop based PCs may have HT Technologyenabled, only PCs based on Microsoft* Windows* XP Professional Edition or
http://www.intel.com/support/platform/ht/os.htm

Extractions: Intel is working with the Linux community to get necessary optimizations for HT Technology included in distributions. Note that while Linux operating system desktop based PCs may have HT Technology enabled, only PCs based on Microsoft* Windows* XP Professional Edition or Microsoft* Windows* Home Edition are currently eligible to carry the new Intel Pentium 4 Processor with HT Technology logo. If purchasing a Linux operating system desktop-based PC, check with your PC vendor to determine if the PC includes the necessary system ingredients for HT Technology and has HT Technology enabled.
Linux Support - Web Hosting - Network Solutions - Internet Services - Wizard IT
Support for all products on the linux operating systems, including Oracle, Apache Web Servers, Qmail Mail systems and all interoffice firewalls, security, and connectivity. Surrey, British Columbia.
http://www.wizard.ca

Extractions: Linux is the powerful operating system that has taken the world by storm, enabling the Internet to flourish, and providing a cost effective platform to run mail servers, web servers and databases. With millions of users worldwide, it is the preferred choice for stability, security and performance. Wizard IT Services, with many years of experience in this arena, is one of the top Commercial Support Providers for Linux. We offer complete Network Services. From network security, system administration, firewalls, corporate mail servers and more. Whether you have a company with 5 employees, or 5000, we can help streamline your workplace to handle the Internet and Intranet technologies of the 21st century. Ask us for a consultation before your next upgrade. Be part of tomorrow's technology, today. Complete administration and support for all your Mission Critical needs. For Stability, Cost effectiveness and Performance, as well as flexibility and ease of use. Let us handle all of your Linux, Windows 2000, or Unix systems. We provide service and support for local and remote administration, security analysis, and installations.
Chapter 1: The Linux Operating System
Chapter 1. The linux operating system. The linux operating system runs all applicationsin fully protected mode (no process can circumvent the operating system).
http://www.syngress.com/book_catalog/73_odba/chap01.htm

Extractions: Return to Table of Contents Chapter 1 The Linux Operating System Introduction A Brief History of Linux The Linux Kernel Is Free The Engine ... FAQs Introduction A Brief History of Linux The Main Differences between Linux and Other Operating Systems Why Use Linux? Distributions of Linux Considerations Before Upgrading or Migrating How to Begin the Process Summary Introduction Linux as an operating system has been in continuous development since about 1991, when Linus Torvalds began to write a UNIX-based operating system for the Intel PC environment. The original Linux kernel was very compact and had only the most basic functionality. Taking advantage of the Open Source community, which was still in its infancy, Linus released Linux to the world. A Brief History of Linux Linux was initiated as a pet project by a student named Linus Torvalds while working at a school in Helsinki. He started this pet project after working with Minix, another UNIX-like operating system that ran on an Intel-based PC. Why would anyone take on such a daunting task as rewriting an operating system? As a graduate student, the high cost of dumb terminals compared to the advantages of a basic PC as a desktop system was becoming clear. But the cost of the desktop software and the required desktop operating system kept the average student and user from being able to afford a PC with all the necessary software products. In an effort to alleviate this problem, and extend the resources of the school at which he was working, Linus decided that this redevelopment of Minix would be a worthwhile project even if it just meant the school could use some old PCs as dumb terminals to connect to the main servers.
Chinese Government Backs Development Of Linux Operating System
The Chinese government's development of the linux operating system threatensUS penetration of the world's largest potential computer market.
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2000/jul2000/lin-j15.shtml

Extractions: 15 July 2000 Use this version to print An article in the New York Times July 7 reports that the Chinese government is developing a version of the open source computer operating system Linux, as a counterweight to the country's growing dependence on Microsoft Windows. Similar reports have emerged several times this year. In January, Jon Hall, Linux International executive director, said that it was government policy in China to use the operating system across all ministries. Speaking at the Linux World Asia conference, Hall said Wu Jichuan, China's Minister of Information Industries, had told him this during a visit to Beijing in July 1999. The issue has been revived by the Times Security concerns no doubt play a big part in the considerations of the Beijing regime. Last year a cryptographer for a Canadian software firm working in the US said he found a feature in Windows called an NSAKey. This heightened speculation over whether Microsoft software contains a back-door key that could be operated by the National Security Agency, which gathers intelligence for the US government from around the world. Though Microsoft said the key was innocuous and no evidence has been found of its use, the discovery has left many in China and elsewhere suspicious.
Do Iomega Drives Work With The Linux Operating System?
Iomega® now offers command line support for Linux®. The latest version ofIomegaWare will support Iomega drives in the linux operating system.
http://www.iomega.com/support/documents/10408.html

Extractions: For third party Linux information on Zip, please go to http://www.linux.com/howto/mini/ZIP-Drive.html For third party Linux information on Jaz, please go to http://www.linux.com/howto/Jaz-Drive-HOWTO.html Iomega is not responsible for the contents of any linked sites or any site linked to a linked site and does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any software, advice, opinion, statement, resources or other information displayed or distributed by these third party developers or through any of their Web sites and disclaims all liability with respect to use of the content at such sites. Iomega provides links as a convenience and inclusion or exclusion of any link does not imply endorsement or lack of endorsement by Iomega of the site or products or services available there in. Link to any off-site pages is at your own risk.
Products For The GNU/Linux Operating System
Home, Products for the GNU/linux operating system,
http://ringlord.com/products/linux.html

Extractions: Note: Most, but not all of the products listed above are available for download at this time. Missing ones are expected to be online in the near future. Please pay close attention to the license for each software package. Some packages are made available to you under the GNU General Public License (GPL) which may be incompatible with proprietary closed-source projects. Inappropriate use of our software (e.g. violation of the GPL) may have serious consequences.
LinuxLinks.com - The Linux Portal
Comprehensive links to information and resources about the linux operating system.
http://www.linuxlinks.com/
IBM Mulls Linux For Its PCs
IBM may soon start packing its PCs with the opensource linux operating system. IBM's Linux initiative has so far been limited to its servers and workstations.
http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=24621
LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM SOLUTIONS
Please wait, loading MARKO BEVC, student of computer science inMaribor, SLOVENIA, CENTRAL EUROPE, BACK TO FIRST PAGE! AFFORDABLE
http://www.bevc.net/en/linux.php
Dwarf's Guide To Debian GNU/Linux
Dale Scheetz (aka Dwarf)'s guide to the Debian GNU/linux operating system. It is freely available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.
http://people.debian.org/~psg/ddg/

Extractions: Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.1 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with the Invariant Sections being Chapter 1 Introduction, with no Front-Cover Texts, and with the Back-Cover Texts being ``The early development of the material in this work was produced with the financial support of Planet Linux . This support was intrumental in bringing this project to completion.'' A copy of the license is included in the section entitled ``Appendix 9: GNU Free Documentation License'' which can be found on page Trademark Acknowledgements All terms mentioned in this book that are known to be trademarks or service marks have been appropriately capitalized. The publisher cannot attest to the accuracy of this information. Use of a term in this book should not be regarded as affecting the validity of any trademark or service mark. Apple and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
Syslinux - Boot Loader For The Linux Operating System - Syslinux Msdos Boot Load
, SYSLINUX is a boot loader for the linux operating systemwhich operates off MSDOS floppies. It is intended to simplify
http://www.icewalkers.com/softlib/app/app_00170.html

Extractions: SYSLINUX is a boot loader for the Linux operating system which operates off MS-DOS floppies. It is intended to simplify first-time installation of Linux, rescue disks, and other uses for boot floppies. A SYSLINUX floppy can be manipulated using standard MS-DOS (or any other OS that can access an MS-DOS filesystem) tools once it has been created; and requires only a ~ 9K DOS program or ~ 19K Linux program to create in the first place. Starting with version 1.46 it also includes PXELINUX, a program to boot off a network server using a boot PROM compatible with the Intel PXE (Pre-Execution Environment) specification. Starting with version 1.60 it also includes ISOLINUX, a program to boot off an ISO 9660 in native no-emulation mode. Starting with version 1.65, it additionally includes MEMDISK, a tool to boot legacy operating systems from nontraditional media like PXE or CD-ROM. Licence : GPL
Linux Operating System
linux operating systemr A series of articles on the linux operating systemfor Web server and workstations. The linux operating system for Webmasters.
http://www.webservertimes.com/linux-operating-system.html

Extractions: for Webmasters Are you thinking of trying the Linux operating system? Or, to ask a better question, should you try the Linux operating system? We'll look at this question from several viewpoints, including stability, availability of software, development environment, security, support, and, oh, yes - cost. These are all factors you should consider before purchasing any software. If you're new to Linux and are looking for support groups and forums, here are some good places to start: "Where the Linux Community Meets" http://www.justlinux.com Even if you're not the techie type, you should at least have an idea as to what everyone has been talking about the past few years. Many businesses, large and small, are switching to Linux these days, or at least installing it on some of their servers, web servers or workstations as a "second" operating system. Monster corporations like IBM and Dell are adding it gratis to their PCs, and many small businesses are thinking about Linux as well. It's the purpose of this section to explore problems of administration, and configuring of Linux, and, as always, we welcome your feedback.
Unlimited Scale, Inc. Home Page
Developing a version of the linux operating system to support performancecritical applications workloads.
http://www.unlimitedscale.com/

Extractions: Welcome to Unlimited Scale, Inc. Clustering is revolutionizing high performance technical computing (HPTC) by providing unprecedented price-performance as industry-standard processor technologies drive system scalability to unprecedented levels. At the same time, the Linux system is gaining momentum as a mainstream operating system. To allow the production-critical computing community to reap the maximum benefits from these industry trends, Unlimited Scale, Inc. is developing, selling, and supporting its scalable, production-featured Unlimited Linux system. In partnership with major companies such as Hewlett-Packard, the primary goal of Unlimited Scale, Inc. is to provide a Linux-based system that transforms clusters of hundreds to thousands of industry-standard servers into a single unified production system without sacrificing performance or Linux compatibility. The result is a highly-scalable data center-quality system that is both easy to use and provides efficient management of large, complex and dynamic workloads, a single system view for all users, and the full performance potential of the underlying computer hardware.
Guardian Unlimited | Netnews | Dell Ditches Linux Operating System
Dell ditches linux operating system Sarah Left Friday August 3, 2001 One of the world'slargest computer manufacturers, Dell, has stopped producing desktop PCs
http://www.guardian.co.uk/internetnews/story/0,7369,531908,00.html

Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz One of the world's largest computer manufacturers, Dell, has stopped producing desktop PCs and laptops pre-installed with alternative operating system Linux, leaving fans of the open source system wondering if anyone can challenge the supremacy of Windows. Dell embraced Linux last year, agreeing to sell a range of products for the consumer market featuring open source software in place of the usual Microsoft fare. However stagnant sales have forced Dell to abandon the project.
Linux Operating System Presentation
linux operating system Presentation March 21/98. By Lane, VE7IHL. Linux is aUnixlike operating system that runs on most 386, 486 and Pentium based PCs.
http://www.rainbowcountry.bc.ca/vapo/seminar/Linux_OS.htm

Extractions: By Lane, VE7IHL What is Linux? Linux is a Unix-like operating system that runs on most 386, 486 and Pentium based PCs. It is a complete operating system. It can boot up by itself with no help from DOS or Ms-Windows. Linux itself is the OS kernel, or "core" of the operating system. Most people use the term "Linux" to mean all the software that goes along with the kernel to make a usable OS. Many companies, organizations, and individuals have packaged Linux with other software to create "distributions" of Linux. Linux is both Multi-User and Multi-Tasking . This means it can support more than one user at a time, AND run more than one program at a time. Why is Linux Important to Ham Packet Operators? Linux is the only operating system in the world that has Native support for Packet Radio. (AX.25 Protocols) supports normal ax.25 (i.e. normal packet radio) supports Internal DRSI type PC cards (85C30 type radio interface cards) supports a NetRom (clone) node (also supports BPQ over Ethernet) supports Rose protocol can run multiple packet radio programs sharing the same radio ports can link multiple ax.25 packet radio programs together via software (no serial ports needed)
Yet Another Linux FAQ Hosted By CafeComputer.
Yet another Linux FAQ is a FAQ about the linux operating system. This FAQ tries to help those new to Linux help themselves. It covers topics such as kernel recompilation and X Window System configuration.
http://www.cafecomputer.com/faqindex.htm

Extractions: Last updated 3/01/03 1 About this document 1.1 This is long! Why should I care to read it anyway? 1.2 May I make suggestions/corrections/amendments/whatever to this document? 1.3 I did something exactly as you told me, and it screwed up my system/burned my monitor/killed my cat/etc. May I sue you? ...

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