Readers' Choice Awards 2011 | Linux Journal
The votes are in, the tallies are counted, the hanging chads have been evaluated, and we have our winners. This year holds a few surprises, a couple dominant players and as much open source as you can handle. We don't encourage gambling here at Linux Journal, but if you had an office pool going for pizza money, it's officially too late to make your wager.
Linux Journal Goes 100% Digital | Linux Journal
Introducing Linux Journal 2.0 We're going all-digital. That's the news. Starting with our next issue, #209, we're going off-rack and off-mailbox, but staying on-email and on-Web, where we can grow and improve. It's the only path open to us, but it's also a good one. Hang with me as I explain why. (See also Experience the New Linux Journal for details about the new format.) Linux Journal was the br
The Rise of Functional Languages | Linux Journal
Functional Languages seem to be pushing for the title of the next cool thing. Talks and tutorials about them are starting to show up in conferences and conventions, books about them are hitting the shelves, people are even asking about talking about them in blogs and mailing lists devoted to some of the current hot languages. Does this mean you’ll be using one next year? Maybe, but probably not. D
Making apt Work for You: A Book Excerpt | Linux Journal
The following excerpt was taken from the book titled Linux Patch Management: Keeping Linux Systems Up to Date, authored by Michael Jang, copyright 2006, Pearson Education, Inc. ISBN 0-13-236675-4. Reproduced by permission of Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. To learn more about the book and for the complete table of contents, please visit the book's Web site. One of the popular Linux pa
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Google: the Godfather of Open Source? | Linux Journal
