Step-By-Step Configuration of NAT with iptables
November13
This tutorial shows how to set up network-address-translation (NAT) with iptables rules.
Hilarious code inside Linux Kernel 2.6.17!!
November13
Kernel hackers like their fun and sometimes its hilarious too. Check these hilarious excerpts from kernel 2.6.17 and see why. No need to be a programmer, just read and enjoy!!! So whoever thought kernel hackers do not have a social life was wrong! The proof is here!!! Probably, I will call it “inline humour”.
Linux on Laptops
November13
Anyone who’s ever had the notion to put Linux on their laptop would do well to check out the aptly titled site Linux on Laptops, a good resource for (you guessed it) laptops and Linux. (via Lifehacker)
Seven steps to increase Linux security
October19
“Ask a network administrator in any large organisation to compare Linux with network operating systems like Windows NT or Novell, and chances are he’ll admit that Linux is an inherently more stable and scalable solution. Chances are he’ll also admit that when it comes to securing the system from outside attack…”
Mini Linux PC breaks $100 barrier
September28
A Taiwanese company is selling a tiny Linux-powered mini PC that has a consumer electronics look-and-feel for $99, quantity one. Seems like a neat platform for a wide range of specialized applications and projects. Perhaps now I can throw away all those old PCs I save for netappliances and just start replacing them with this. Much better form factor. =)
Red Hat a no-show at LinuxWorld
August17
By Paula Rooney, CRN
17 August 2006 10:17 AEST
Red Hat’s no-show at LinuxWorld generated a lot of buzz on the show floor and had attendees scratching their heads about why the biggest Linux distributor didn’t exhibit at the biggest Linux show. More (offsite link)…