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Hackers mostly try obvious passwords, exploiting poor security, rather than performing difficult exploits, according to a study which left computers online with weak passwords...
CNET News: EMC to Push VMware Public, But Still Keep Control
EMC said Wednesday it plans to sell 10 percent of VMware stock this summer in an initial public offering, but added it has no plans to spin off the virtualization company...
internetnews.com: Red Hat Rolls New Security Certificate System
Red Hat is rolling out a new version of its Red Hat Certificate System (RHCS) that improves smart card usability, management and integration on Linux, Mac and Windows platforms...
PR: Linspire to Become Ubuntu-Based
Canonical and Linspire have announced a technology partnership that will move Linspire and Freespire to Ubuntu-based, not purely Debian-based, code. And Ubuntu will be the first new distro to get Linspire's CNR. Press release within.
dot.KDE: The Road to KDE 4: Phonon Makes Multimedia Easier
Like the previously featured articles on new KDE 4 technologies for Job Processes or SVG Widgets, today we feature the shiny new multimedia technology Phonon...
| news susefaq howtos guides project about | unofficial suse faqmost of the howtos available on the internet assume that we are using another distro. hence although the information is there, in order to apply it, one has to understand the details that are needed to make things work as they should do. one of the goals of this website is to explain things in terms that the layperson can understand, using suse tools and the suse directory structure, along with the suse boot concept. much of this information can already be found under /usr/share/doc/packages. however, it takes a long time before the user finally discovers what is available and where it is located. as you will discover while surfing this site, you will encounter some articles are contributed by other people. you too can contribute to the creation of an information rich website. one easy way is to use suse faq patch tracker hold at sourceforge.net project page. this way, it wont get lost or forgoten to be applied. |

