Linux Hardware & Software Reviews

Most web browsers on the market today for Linux seem to be lacking. There doesn't seem to be any browsers that have good features, support, standards, and stability. When Netscape released it's…

With Socket A motherboards now being almost a dime a dozen, Abit steps in with it's contender, the KT7-RAID. This board packs a killer punch, and there is no question it is one of the top boards…

In today's world of Information Technology it is almost impossible to to work exclusively with only one operating system. That being the case the folks at VMware, Inc. dove in and developed VMware…

When I first started using Linux it had many impressive, if not attractive, features. For the price of a blank CD-R, I could turn my home computer into a production quality, web/SQL/email/news/…

Perl is a well-established programming language that has been developed through the time and effort of countless free software programmers into an immensely powerful tool that can be used on…

Recently, I was given the opportunity to get my hands on a brand new Dell Inspiron 4000. Can you guess what the first thing I did was?

If you guessed, "Format that filthy Windows partition…

Linux Mandrake has been one of our distributions of choice for quite some time now. The RedHat-with-some-stuff-added moniker has been peeled away and Mandrake is now standing tall against the…

Tough. Lightweight. Elegant. Stylish. The Zero computer case is one of a kind in the arena of notebook protection. It's rugged construction from heat-treated aircraft-quality aluminum and shock-…

Anyone who has ever administered a webserver recognizes the importance of having a powerful and robust log analyzer. The purpose of a log analyzer is to breakdown and produce reports of statistics…

It's not too often you hear of a pre-built Linux machine, right? Sure some major vendors (brand-name PC manufactures) are starting to jump on the Linux bandwagon to offer their own "Linux solution…