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OpenLDAP, Part 1: Setting Up the Directory Server
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...
Sound Sleep With Open Source
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...
Roll Out a Fedora Remix
Learn how to remix Fedora with your choice of apps, and roll out an ISO for others to enjoy!
The Ultimate Distro Showdown: Ubuntu 9.10 vs openSUSE 11.2 vs Mandriva 2010
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.
Experiencing Sabayon 5, oh
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.
Ubuntu 9.10 Unleashed, Amid Windows 7 & Snow Leopard
The latest Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala gets reviewed, along with the GNOME 2.28 desktop environment.
Software Freedom Day ’09 Celebrations @ Jaya Engineering College, Chennai
Software Freedom Day (SFD) is an annual worldwide celebration of free and open source software held during third Saturday of September every year. SFD 2009 was celebrated around the world with great zeal and vigour on the 19th September this year.
Hackfest @ Shaastra ’09, IIT Madras
I was never into coding/development for FOSS. Though I had decent coding skills in some languages, I had never gotten the opportunity to develop mainstream FOSS. When I was told about HackFest at Shaastra '09, I decided to give the event a try.
What’s Coming in Karmic Koala?
Ubuntu 9.10 is scheduled for release on October 29, 2009. Here’s an introduction to the primary features being planned for the release.
Slackware 13: Is it Really Worthy of the 21st Century?
The latest version of the oldest surviving GNU/Linux distro comes with updates galore, including a KDE4 desktop and ext4 filesystem. It perhaps even has everything for a geek. However, whether it makes the cut for a typical desktop user is the real question.
