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  Reiser asks for a new trial Egan Orion the Inquirer , Thursday 20 November 2008. 16:25:00 Fat chance SAN QUENTIN State Prison inmate, convicted wife-murderer and former Linux file-system programming entrepreneur Hans Reiser has petitioned the Alameda County Superior Court for another... Posted Nov 20 2008, 08:34 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: linux, egan orion, inquirer, entrepreneur, 20 november, system programming, legal representation, county superior court, state prison inmate, alameda county superior court, hans reiser, san quentin state prison inmate, murderer, san quentin state prison, linux file system

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  Chrome 530 GT series launched by S3 Sylvie Barak the Inquirer , Thursday 20 November 2008. 12:04:00 Chrome sweet Chrome THE NEXT GENERATION Chrome 500 GPU from S3 Graphics has tipped up, touting all kinds of graphical goodness. S3 reckons its new Chrome 500 Series comes with Hi-Def Blu... Posted Nov 20 2008, 06:39 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: next generation, gpu, linux, hd, apps, goodness, sylvie, barak, s3 graphics, playback, inquirer, 20 november, linux platforms

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  Asus To Phase Out Sub-10" Eee PCs jeevesbond writes "The Register reports that Asus president Jerry Shen has revealed his company will be phasing out all sub-10" Eee PCs. According to Shen, the 'standard' netbook next year will be a 10" model with a hard drive running... Posted Nov 02 2008, 11:16 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: rest of the world, linux, hard drive, eee, stock, gnu linux, netbooks

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  Are Linux failures down to the OEMs? Compare these three data points: - Apricot drops Linux netbook because testers found it "too complicated" - MSI sees 4x returns Linux returns compared to XP - Linux and XP Eee PCs see similar return rates Read More... Posted Oct 23 2008, 12:12 PM by Hardware 2.0 Feeds Filed under: linux, msi, netbook, apricot

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  Linux source code passes 10 million lines Egan Orion the Inquirer , Wednesday 22 October 2008. 17:55:00 Kernel worth hundreds of millions THE NUMBER of lines of source code comprising Linux kernel files recently surpassed the ten million mark after the latest release of Linux version 2.6.27,... Posted Oct 22 2008, 10:27 AM by The Inquirer Feeds Filed under: linux, source code, egan orion, inquirer, 22 october, worth hundreds, kernel source, checkout, blank lines

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  IBM Launches Next-Generation Mainframe for Midsize Customers * New entry-level IBM z10 Business Class mainframe has the capacity of up to 232 x86 servers with 83% smaller footprint, up to 93% lower energy costs(1) * Up to 50 percent more performance at half the price for incremental Linux workloads(2) than its... Posted Oct 20 2008, 10:02 PM by IBM Press Releases - Microelectronics, Servers, Storage - United States Feeds Filed under: Servers, mainframe, linux, predecessor, x86, energy costs, footprint, z10, e mail, business class, maximum memory

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  Ext4 Advances As Interim Step To Btrfs Heise.de's Kernel Log has a look at the ext4 filesystem as Linus Torvalds has integrated a large collection of patches for it into the kernel main branch. "This signals that with the next kernel version 2.6.28, the successor to ext3 will finally... Posted Oct 19 2008, 08:57 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: next generation, linux, patches, article notes, filesystem, signals, linus torvalds, bridge, kernel version, theodore ts, kernel mailing, preferred choice, linux kernel mailing list, ext4, heise de, development phase

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  Asus Launches Touchscreen Eee Desktop Barence writes "Asus has launched an Eee-branded 15.6" touchscreen desktop PC as a budget rival to HP's TouchSmart. Available for pre-order now on Play.com for £399.99 ($749), it shares much of the same specification as the Eee PC... Posted Oct 14 2008, 01:08 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, hp, linux, hard disk, desktop pc, budget, eee pc, bet, touchscreen interface, using some sort

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  Linux laptops see 4x returns compared to Windows Do people who pay $299 to $399 for a Linux notebook suffer greater levels of buyer's remorse compared to those buying Windows machines? Read More... Posted Oct 06 2008, 06:43 AM by Hardware 2.0 Feeds Filed under: linux, linux notebook, remorse, windows machines

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  Venezuela Purchases a Million Intel Classmates An anonymous reader submits news of the million-laptop order from Venezuela of Intel's version of the kid-friendly laptop. The computers are produced in Portugal. "The machines, rebranded 'Magellan,' will also come with Linux pre-installed... Posted Sep 28 2008, 04:11 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: intel, linux, laptop, windows xp, olpc, anonymous reader, magellan, venezuela, portugal

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  T-Mobile May Offer Free Gmail Data Access On G1 Phone An anonymous reader writes "AndroidAuthority.com is reporting that T-Mobile is considering putting free ad-supported Gmail access on its T-Mobile G1 smartphone — no data plan required. The G1 launches in New York tomorrow and is the first device... Posted Sep 22 2008, 03:57 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: amp, google, linux, t mobile, anonymous reader, android, smartphone, york tomorrow, g1

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  Neopwn, the World's First Pentesting Mobile Phone thefanboy writes "What do you get when you cross BackTrack Linux apps with a mobile phone? This is the first ever publicly available mobile phone running a full custom Linux network auditing distribution, and it runs it surprisingly well. One can... Posted Sep 21 2008, 11:05 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: cards, mobile phone, linux, array, auditing, automation scripts, metasploit, linux apps, dialogs, backtrack, qwerty keyboard, custom linux

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  Mandriva Joins Ubuntu With a Linux For Netbooks Slatterz writes "Linux publisher Mandriva has unveiled a version of its platform designed specifically for the new breed of mini laptops. Mandriva Mini features a fast boot-up, comprehensive connectivity support and multimedia codecs, and is adapted... Posted Sep 21 2008, 04:31 AM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: platforms, intel, laptops, linux, mandriva, atom, asus eee pc, new breed, connectivity support, customised version, spring release, mini features, pc initiative, classmate pc, multimedia codecs

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  A Windows CE Shell For Netbooks nerdyH writes "Netbooks such as the Acer Aspire One and Lenovo Ideapad S9 usually ship with SSD storage and the Linux operating system in low-end configurations, or else with hard drives and Windows XP Home at the higher end of the market. Therefore... Posted Sep 18 2008, 03:40 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: microsoft, lenovo, linux, acer, windows xp, hard drives, disk storage, windows experience, open source, linux operating system, battery life, ssd, solid state disks, windows xp home

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  OEMs Looking to Ubuntu for Netbook Market Anon writes "Mark Shuttleworth provides much more detail today about development of the Ubuntu netbook platform, and says OEMs are calling Canonical when they want to start building netbooks. Channelweb notes: 'It's actually a big deal. For... Posted Jun 09 2008, 03:11 PM by Slashdot: Hardware Feeds Filed under: microsoft, iphone, asus, hp, linux, niche, sled, ubuntu, microsoft software, internet users, eee pc, gnu linux, mini notebook, ceo michael dell, mark shuttleworth, rock star, pc hp, paying attention