1. Take the Linux certification exam 102 with confidence      
Welcome to the next step in studying for the Linux certification exam 102. In this tutorial (the sixth in a series of nine tutorials on exam 102 topics), Ian Shields introduces you to administrative tasks. By the end of this tutorial, you will know how to manage users and groups, set user profiles and environments, use log files, schedule jobs, back up your data, and maintain the system time.

Published by: Jayne - December 18, 2008 - 1 review
Categories: News , Open Source License

2. Eclipse's Rich Client Platform   
The first in a two-part "Eclipse's Rich Client Platform" series, this tutorial explores the basic design goals of the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) and how it fits within a developer's toolkit. After introducing this platform and exploring why it is a viable framework to deploy distributed client-side applications, this tutorial demonstrates how to construct a basic RCP application.

Published by: Jayne - December 17, 2008
Categories: News

3. Virtual Worlds User Interface for the Blind   
Virtual Worlds User Interface for the Blind is a prototype user interface that enables blind users to participate in virtual world environments. It provides communication, navigation, and perception functions using GUI elements. As a way of enriching the virtual environment with descriptive semantic information, sighted users contribute annotations of virtual objects using a scripted gadget equipp... more

Published by: Jayne - December 17, 2008
Categories: Scripting

4. LPI exam 101 prep, Topic 103: GNU and UNIX commands   
Welcome to the next step in studying for the Linux certification exams. This tutorial series serves as a comprehensive study guide so you can take the exams with confidence. In this tutorial (the third in a series of five tutorials), Ian Shields introduces you to the Linux command line and several GNU and UNIX commands, and in doing so, continues preparing you to take the Linux Professional Inst... more

Published by: Jayne - December 16, 2008
Categories: Open Source License , Unix

5. Full-System Simulator for IBM PowerPC 970   
The IBM Full-System Simulator has been developed in conjunction with many large-system design projects built upon the IBM Power Architecture. As an execution-driven, full-system simulator, it has facilitated the evaluation of a variety of system components for core IBM initiatives, such as the STI Cell and the IBM PERCS projects. IBM Full-System Simulator for PowerPC 970 enables development teams ... more

Published by: Jayne - December 16, 2008
Categories: Product

6. Debug Java applications remotely with Eclipse   
You don't need to debug Java applications on just your local desktop. Learn how to spread around your debugging using different connection types that make up remote debugging. This article explains the features and examples that show how to set up remote application debugging.

Published by: Jayne - December 15, 2008
Categories: News

7. Eclipse Plug-in for Generating Test Cases for Database Objects   
The Eclipse Plug-in for Generating and Executing Test Cases for Database Objects enables users to automatically generate JUnit or SQLUnit test cases for database objects. By using defined code templates and parameter templates, the repetitive effort of handling the objects is significantly reduced. This tool contains a friendly user interface for test case generation, execution, and test result ve... more

Published by: Jayne - December 13, 2008
Categories: News , Product

8. Build an available Linux server environment with IBM blades   
To build an available Linux server environment with IBM blades, first you need to set up a fault-tolerant environment between the blade and any external storage. This enables you to deliver redundancy and enable multipathing. In this article, learn how to integrate an x86-based IBM BladeCenter server and external IBM BladeCenter Boot Disk System SAS storage, as a critical prerequisite for a reliab... more

Published by: Jayne - December 12, 2008
Categories: News

9. What's new in PHP V5.3, Part 2: Closures and lambda functions   
Follow along in this "What's new in PHP V5.3" series of articles that covers the new features found in PHP V5.3. Part 1 looks at the changes made to the object-oriented programming and object handling in PHP V5.3. Here in Part 2, we look at closures and lambda functions. They are designed to make programming easier by allowing you to define throwaway functions that can be used in many contexts.

Published by: Jayne - December 11, 2008
Categories: News

10. Parallel Machine Learning Toolbox for Linux   
Many sophisticated machine learning algorithms cannot process large amounts of data on a single node, but Parallel Machine Learning Toolbox (PML) can do so by distributing the computations. This distribution speeds up computations and expedites training by weeks, days, or even hours in an easy, reliable way. PML can run on a wide array of architectures including single-node, small clusters, grids,... more

Published by: Jayne - December 10, 2008
Categories: Product , Testing