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OSScamp Delhi, September ’09 — An Event Report
The two-day OSScamp Delhi September 2009 came to a successful closure on September 6th.Scheduled at NSIT (Dwarka Campus), Delhi for September 5th-6th, The two day event saw 225 open source enthusiasts come together and discuss open source technologies over 20 sessions and many social sandboxes.
RAGE: A FPS Game by id Software
Rage is an upcoming first-person shooter and racing video game in development by id Software. It will use the company's new id Tech 5 engine. The game was announced on August 2, 2007 at QuakeCon.
HTC Hero, Ubuntu Eee and Intel P55 – Today Marks a Slew of New...
Today seemed to be the "shubh muhurat" for quite a handful of product launches. HTC launches their latest Android phone, Hero, in India. Along with that, there are Easy Peasy Linux and Intel P55 chipset that got released for the public.
CodeSport
Welcome to another instalment of CodeSport. In this month’s column, we continue our discussion on the false sharing issue in multi-threaded applications. We’ll also discuss priority inversion and possible techniques to deal with it.
Save Bandwidth by Setting Up a Fedora Mirror
Presenting a step-by-step guide on how to set up a Fedora mirror.
Play With Your Hard Disk Partitions
This article explains some free and open source tools like GParted, g4u and partimage, which are used for partitioning, disk cloning, partition backup/restore, etc.
Sneak Into Your Thumb Drive from the Cloud
Let us explore cloud computing and learn how to set up the cloud that can virtualise your USB device.
The Indian Govt is Just Not That Into Freedom
The ministries and babus of the Indian government departments are all heading towards the road to slavery.
The Perfect Desktop!
A modern desktop with an office suite, multimedia codecs, wireless support and more. You can have all that in around 10-15 minutes.
A (SUSE) Studio to Edit and Roll Out Your Appliance
The Web-based SUSE Studio service makes the job of rolling out your own GNU/Linux-based distro or appliance child’s play.































































