Latest Linux Week 2011 News and Stories

Small Business & Startups

10 years ago

How Can Cloud Environments Interface With Each Other?

Angus Kidman

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Ask Your Interviewer How They Track Project Status

Productivity

10 years ago

Ask Your Interviewer How They Track Project Status

Angus Kidman

4

Lifehacker’s Most Popular Linux Posts Ever

Productivity

10 years ago

Lifehacker’s Most Popular Linux Posts Ever

Angus Kidman

We’ve been covering all manner of open source-related topics this week as part of Linux Week 2011, but Linux is hardly a new topic for Lifehacker. Here’s the 10 most popular posts relating to Linux we’ve ever featured.

Documentation Is Vital When You Want A Project To Succeed

Productivity

10 years ago

Documentation Is Vital When You Want A Project To Succeed

Angus Kidman

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Money

10 years ago

How To Record Conference Video On A Budget

Angus Kidman

2

Videoing presentations at conferences is pretty much the norm these days, but you won’t get great results if you just stick a single camera on a tripod and hope for the best. Here’s the equipment you’ll need to do it effectively without spending a fortune, and some tips on making…

How Writing Firefox Extensions Can Scare You Away From Them

Productivity

10 years ago

How Writing Firefox Extensions Can Scare You Away From Them

Angus Kidman

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Watch Tux Flying Over Adelaide In A Balloon

Productivity

10 years ago

Watch Tux Flying Over Adelaide In A Balloon

Angus Kidman

6

Open Source Isn’t Necessarily Free From Bit Rot

Productivity

10 years ago

Open Source Isn’t Necessarily Free From Bit Rot

Angus Kidman

One of the much-discussed advantages of open source software is that it should make it easier for future generations to access data. But in his keynote address at Linux.conf.au in Brisbane, “father of the Internet” Vint Cerf noted that even open source systems weren’t completely free from the challenge of…