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Serveurs Web Linux : Debian et Ubuntu loin derrière Red Hat, Centos et Fedora ! Contrairement à W3Techs, les tendances en termes d'usage des distributions Linux sur les serveurs Web continuent d'affirmer la suprématie des distributions Red Hat, face à Debian et Ubuntu.  Dsfc

Ailurus is cross-Linux-distribution GPL software. It is a simple application installer and GNOME tweaker, which aims at making GNOME easier to use. Ailurus can ... * display Linux skills * install popular software * change GNOME settings * display hardware information * enable some third party repositories# * clean apt/yum cache# * backup and recover apt/yum status# the features marked with "#" support Ubuntu/Fedora only

Interesting point of view of a lead developer of Fedora. "There's no reason in the world we can't spread free software via web applications / cloud computing. Even though someone chooses to run windows or OSX, there's no reason they can't do their primary computing on free software. Perhaps provided by their ISP, their business, other ISPs."

PortableLinuxapps, un portal web no que atoparás versións portables dalgunhas das aplicacións máis usadas en distribucións GNU/Linux, tan só tes que descargar os executables e darlles permiso de execución, aplicacións como un navegador, un cliente FTP, putty e algunha aplicación de mensaxería instantánea sempre está ben levalas encima. Agora mesmo hai 66 aplicacións que poderás descargar cun simple clic e que foron probadas en Ubuntu 10.04, OpenSUSE 11.2 e Fedora 12

Instalando o Fedora em um pendrive ter, 05/04/2010 - 14:54 — igor O lançamento do Fedora 13 está se aproximando e muitos usuários já estão preparando seus backups para a nova versão, assim como as mídias necessárias para gravar as imagens baixadas da Internet. Entretanto, pessoas mais preocupadas com o custo ambiental da produção e descarte de CDs e DVDs ou que simplesmente não queiram gastar com mídias óticas, optam por outras alternativas. Uma delas é a instalação a partir de pendrives, o que é bastante simples e pode ser feito tanto a partir de máquinas com Linux ou Windows. Vamos aos passos: 1º - Baixe o arquivo da imagem ISO de um LiveCD. Particularmente recomendo o Spin BrOffice.org que já vem em Português por padrão. Ele está disponível em: * http://www.projetofedora.org/download 2º - Baixe o LiveUSB Creator, o programa que faz a mágica acontecer: * Se infelizmente você usa Windows, baixe-o aqui: https://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator/ * Se você já usa o Fedora, basta instalar o pacote liveusb-creator no Adicionar/Remover Programas. 3º - Insira o pendrive numa porta USB e abra o LiveUSB Creator * Clique em "Browse" e selecione o arquivo .ISO que você baixou. * Pronto, agora é só clicar em "Create Live USB". No LiveUSB Creator há outras opções como baixar o Fedora diretamente por ele ou criar um espaço de armazenamento persistente. Essa última opção é interessante para quem quer utilizar o Fedora a partir do pendrive no dia-a-dia, mas se tudo o que você quer é instalar o sistema no seu disco rígido, isso não é necessário. * Por favor, se logue ou se registre para poder enviar comentários

L’objectif du projet jKiwi est de proposer à tous une application libre sous licence GNU GPL qui n’existait jusqu’alors ni en version gratuite ni en « open-source ». Cette application est actuellement disponible pour Linux s(il existe même un paquet .deb pour Debian et Ubuntu et bientôt un .rpm pour Fedora et pour OpenSuse) et pour Windows. Même Mac aura prochainement sa version. Elle fonctionne sous environnement Java. Pour l’installer, il suffit d’aller sur la page « Download » du site jKiwi. afin de télécharger la version

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Actually usually any web server can handle a normal day of work, but what happens when the server under your administration gets, stumbled, or appears in Slashdot, or digg front pages, now a days even twitter may drive a lot of traffic to a webpage.

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1 Xvidcap FAQ * 1.1 General Questions o 1.1.1 What is xvidcap? o 1.1.2 Can I capture the mouse pointer? o 1.1.3 Can I record audio along with the video? o 1.1.4 You're saying FFMPEG needs OSS for audio capture. Will ALSA work, too? o 1.1.5 Recording sound does not work (or it only works for the microphone, not application output) o 1.1.6 Are there plans to port xvidcap to Windows? o 1.1.7 Will xvidcap work on a Mac, or are there plans to port it? o 1.1.8 Why does Windows Media Player play my captured videos upside down? o 1.1.9 Can xvidcap capture OpenGL accelerated graphics? o 1.1.10 Does xvidcap work with fullscreen applications, such as games like Cube? o 1.1.11 Is xvidcap able of capturing a running video? o 1.1.12 Does xvidcap get the array of pixels from the xserver or off the video card's buffer? * 1.2 Building o 1.2.1 After building xvidcap says "FFMPEG encoding not supported" o 1.2.2 The build complains about being unable to findcommon.h o 1.2.3 Why am I getting error about an "undefined reference to `pow'"? * 1.3 Installation o 1.3.1 Why do you not provide packages for distribution XYZ? o 1.3.2 On Solaris pkgadd complains about "no packages found" o 1.3.3 How do I install the Fedora RPMS and how do they differ? * 1.4 Usage o 1.4.1 Why does the button to capture a single image not work for me? o 1.4.2 Capture fails with "Could not find audio grab device ..." o 1.4.3 Why are the videos or single frames I capture always white or black? o 1.4.4 Running xvidcap I get an error message saying "xvidcap: error while loading shared libraries: libpng.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" o 1.4.5 xvidcap hangs on starting a capture session. What can I do about it? * 1.5 Encoding o 1.5.1 Why do my videos recorded with xvidcap play back too fast? o 1.5.2 How can I record videos for Windows Media Player compatibility? o 1.5.3 How do I improve recorded audio quality?

Cher journal, Je viens de faire une découverte qui me fera gagner un temps considérable. Peut ête cher journal, cette découverte t'enchantera tout autant. C'est pourquoi je la partage avec toi. Le projet virtualboximage propose le téléchargement (gratuit) d'OS libres sous forme d'images vdi. Pour ne rien gâcher, les versions des distros sont récentes... Fedora 11, PCLOS 2009.2, CentOS 5.3 (bon ok la 5.4 vient de sortir)... Alors cher journal, maintenant tu peux virtualiser comme un goret.

Cher journal, Je viens de faire une découverte qui me fera gagner un temps considérable. Peut ête cher journal, cette découverte t'enchantera tout autant. C'est pourquoi je la partage avec toi. Le projet virtualboximage propose le téléchargement (gratuit) d'OS libres sous forme d'images vdi. Pour ne rien gâcher, les versions des distros sont récentes... Fedora 11, PCLOS 2009.2, CentOS 5.3 (bon ok la 5.4 vient de sortir)... Alors cher journal, maintenant tu peux virtualiser comme un goret. Voir aussi ce bilet sur LINUXFR : http://linuxfr.org/~LeJulien/28970.html

* Installation * FromUSBStick Conteúdos 1. Install Ubuntu from a USB stick 2. Tools for creating bootable USB stick from CD images 1. usb-creator (Windows or Linux) 2. UNetbootin (Windows or Linux) 3. Portable Linux 4. Live USB creator (GUI-based, runs from Live CD) 5. isotostick.sh (Command-line shell script, runs from Linux) 6. ubuntu-server-flashdrive-installer.sh (Command-line shell script, runs from Linux) 7. liveusb-creator (from Fedora) 3. Creating bootable USB manually 1. Alternate Install (Ubuntu 9.10) 2. After Installing 3. See also 4. Comments and Troubleshooting Install Ubuntu from a USB stick This pages describes how to install Ubuntu by copying the contents of the installation CD to a USB drive (such as a self-contained flash drive or a Memory Stick or SD card reader) and making the USB drive bootable. This is handy for machines like ultra-portable notebooks that do not have a CD drive but can boot from USB media. The main steps are: * Prepare the USB drive * Boot the computer from your USB drive. * Install Ubuntu as you would from a normal boot CD Note: It is highly recommended to use the latest version of Ubuntu to prepare your USB drive. See also the instructions for USB drives from the official Install Guide. If you have downloaded a .img file, please refer to the .img writing documentation Tools for creating bootable USB stick from CD images