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Virtualisation continues to be a buzzword. The idea isn’t new in itself; IBM mainframes have always had to have a hypervisor. It’s in the news now because even simple desktops can now act as virtual machine hosts. A lot of possibilities have opened up as a result. Let’s take a brief tour of what virtualisation means, in its classic sense, and look at why open source virtualisation is going to win.

In the second part of the series on OpenLDAP, we'll cover rootdn password encryption with slappasswd, understand slapd.conf file structure, disable anonymous directory reads,...

For more on Google's association with open source, here's the story.

Take a look at five specific open source tools that are used frequently in many AAA titles.

Shrinking budgets and performance-hungry business applications are making organisations sway the open source way when choosing database management systems. EnterpriseDB, the enterprise Postgres company, is scoring consecutive goals on reliability, performance, scalability and cost comparisons against both its open source and proprietary opponents.

Let us begin this series on LDAP by setting up OpenLDAP on our machines and unravelling its mysteries as the series progresses. OpenLDAP is the...

Sheela Foam, a Ghaziabad-based home and industrial foam products manufacturer, placed its bets on open source and has never looked back, since. Sheela Foam, a...

Learn how to remix Fedora with your choice of apps, and roll out an ISO for others to enjoy!

After pitting the three against each other what followed was the battle of the century, as each distro pulled off one unique trick after another to stay on top of the game.

The current releases have done away with the idea of showcasing the games factor and concentrate on giving an out-of-the box desktop experience.