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 [LinuxSpace Your linux and unix community] LONG [News Digest] Mark Kent Linux News Digest for the ...: etc… within their MediaWiki-based wiki sites. Â* `---- http://www.thestandard.com/news/2008...s-social-tools Related: Wikia's Search Philosophy: It Takes a Village to Challenge a Giant ,---- ...

[BabloTech] Over 80 portable apps for your USB in one archive with PStart: CurrPorts displays the list of all currently opened TCP/IP and UDP ports on your local computer. For each port in the list, information about the process that opened the port is also displayed, including the process name, full path of the process, version information of the process (product name, file description, and so on), the time that the process was created, and the user that created it.

 [Freelance Home Jobs] The development of a custom wiki website by inetforce | FreeLance ...: Hello.I need to have Media Wiki integrated with PHPbb2.The integration will allow users to signup on either the wiki or the forums, and share user tables and sessions. When logged into the forums, the user can visit the wiki and edit without logging in, and vise versa.It needs to be setup so that each can go in thier own sub folders, eg www.mysite.com/wiki/ and www.mysite/forum/If you know of an existing solution that has forums and wiki, I'll pay you a finders fee for providing the information.Thank you!

 [Outpilot] delicious bookmarks: Cisco - IOS NAT Load-Balancing with Zone-Based Policy Firewall for Two ISP Connections; VLANs on Linux;

 [wikiHow - Recent Changes [en]] How to Make Your Own Movies on Your Computer - wikiHow: Burn your movies to a CD using third-party software or a pre-installed CD burner in your XP. You can also e-mail your movies to your friends!

 [thefreecountry.com] Free and Open Source PHP Wiki Scripts (thefreecountry.com): MediaWiki is the software used to power the famous Wikipedia. As such, it is a proven piece of software that runs on many platforms, including Linux, Mac OS X, Windows, Solaris, Netware, FreeBSD, etc.

 [Manish's Tech Blog] FAQ for Beginners (Volume-II) « Manish’s Tech Blog: rpm packages on debain distros or vice versa. There is a software named alien which can be used to convert one package to other but its better to use Package Manager as any fault in manual process can make the application behave unpredictably or application may even crash.

 [Adventures of an Eternal Optimist] So let me get this straight. « Adventures of an Eternal Optimist: I don’t know how it works in Canada but if You have bought Vista as a pre-installed OS You can buy a DVD media from your hardware vendor for much less then OEM version. In Poland it costs about ~30 USD.

 [Jonathan Schwartz's Blog] Jonathan Schwartz's Blog: Courage is Relative: What I want Sun to make a $400 machine that I can run as a Solaris server with postgresql, mysql, python, mod_python, php, mod_php, apache, and a few more utilities (LaTeX, DocBook, svn, trac, mediawiki, bugzilla, ftp, (see Debian apt-cache for a full list) and make it support a few users (less than 50 for sure). It has to be a server.

[System Advancements at the Monastery] System Advancements at the Monastery » Blog Archive » Apache and ...: Doing so could break applications that rely on the pre-installed version of OpenSSL. Work with what you have. After all, there is more to life than just installation. There is configuration and certification. ...

 [Colin Charles Agenda] Colin Charles Agenda » Blog Archive » Linux IS NOT ready for the ...: And neither is it Dell’s fault for selling me this laptop (because it came with Windows XP pre-installed). However, their new “certified”

 [warpedvisions.org] warpedvisions.org » Blog Archive » Ten things Linux distros get ...: Also there exist windows versions of Vim as there are versions of all popular FOSS apps on windows: firefox, apache, openoffice, gimp, bash (and other traditional unix shells), blender3d. There is with no doubt a wealth of FOSS apps for every task you can imagine under windows.

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