desktops

In the never ending war for plug in dominance two years after the announcement we are finally starting to see some movement of the Moonlight project to bring Silverlight to Linux desktops.

Love em or hate em MS is embracing the entire spectrum of devices.

A. Lizard's in-depth howto on setting up secure remote graphical desktops wraps up today with the final server and client setup, and how to get through firewalls.

Support is one of the most important factors to be taken into consideration while performing a pre-migration analysis for shifting your desktops or servers to Ubuntu Linux.

LinuxPlanet: "A. Lizard's in-depth howto on setting up secure remote graphical desktops continues with configuring secure Internet access: managing dynamic IP addresses, creating and managing SSH keys, configuring routers, and using Wake-on-LAN for added convenience."

A. Lizard's in-depth howto on setting up secure remote graphical desktops continues with configuring secure Internet access: managing dynamic IP addresses, creating and managing SSH keys, configuring routers, and using Wake-on-LAN for added convenience.

Arch-Mini is a livecd with xfce, lxde, and e17 for desktops. It has a installer too. Based on archlinux from archlinux.org.

Cyber Cynic: "In 2009, more Linux-powered desktops will sell then will Windows-powered ones. Sounds crazy doesn't it? Think again."

Jim Zemlin's Blog: "For those that decry the constant prediction of the “year of the Linux desktop” I am happy to say that next year Linux may actually ship on more desktops than Windows or the Mac.

That is right, I said next year. What is driving this? Two words: fast boot."

For those that decry the constant prediction of the “year of the Linux desktop” I am happy to say that next year Linux may actually ship on more desktops than Windows or the Mac.

That is right, I said next year. What is driving this? Two words: fast boot.

Jim Zemlin of the Linux Foundation: "For those that decry the constant prediction of the 'year of the Linux desktop' I am happy to say that next year Linux may actually ship on more desktops than Windows or the Mac.

That is right, I said next year. What is driving this? Two words..."