As published here :
Greg Kroah-Hartman, the Novell developer who maintains the staging, USB and driver core for Linux, has announced that the driver code for Google’s Android operating system has been removed from the 2.6.33 Linux code base. Kroah-Hartman says that “I love the Android phone platform” but that the code for supporting Android [...]

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skinnymg1, resident slacker and contributing author over at Linux Misfits, has written a review of Hand Brake. Have a quick look here and, then check out the full review!
HandBrake is a very useful, and powerful application for ripping DVDs to you hard drive. It has a very easy to use interface that virtually anyone can [...]

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According to this announcement made by the FreeBSD Security Officer on the freebsd-security mailing list, FreeBSD 6.3 will reach its End Of Life and, will no longer be supported by the FreeBSD Security Team. Users are strongly advised to upgrade to a newer release. There are extended support branches (6.4 and 7.1), the existing 7.2 [...]

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So. In the last post I covered using IPCop as your router/firewall/IDS and web proxy. This time I’m going to touch on some of the available addons to the IPCop web GUI and also, some of the binary tools for the CLI.
Lets start out with the addons. Addons to IPCop are those which add functionality [...]

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My home network has always been important to me. It serves not only as a major artery of my home business but, also as a ‘lab’ environment for learning and testing purposes. This post was inspired by and is an accompanying post to Mr-Snicks post at isnick.net. My self being a little more geeky than [...]

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