Debian 6 Expected by February 6 - Ostatic Blog
After nearly two years the light at the end of the Debian 6.0 tunnel may finally be in sight. Delay after delay has pushed the release of Debian 6 nearly a year passed its original estimated release date. Many observers had put the elusive release in the same category as Duke Nukem Forever. But those Doubting Thomases are eating their words now as Neil McGovern posted that 6.0 is definitely on its
Why Isn't Linux the Standard Secondary OS?
Recently, I've been using a MacBook Pro that has VMware Fusion installed so that it runs both the Mac OS and Microsoft Windows XP. A friend set it up for me this way, and it's really quite useful to take advantage of virtualization to have access to two robust operating systems and applications available for both of them. I can work with Photoshop and Illustrator, and on video tasks, on the Mac OS
Guest Post: Why Perl isn't Going Away Soon (Or Ever) - Ostatic Blog
Lately, the Perl language has had less buzz surrounding it than many other languages and development environments, but Perl is still a key component on the Internet. For this guest post, we asked Jeff Hobbs, Director of Engineering at ActiveState, to weigh in on the topic. Why Perl isn't Going Away Soon (or Ever) By Jeff Hobbs, Director of Engineering, ActiveState Out of sight, and out of mind. P
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