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OSScamp is the one of the biggest community-driven unconference in our country. The camps are organized on the lines of bar camps and serves as a dais for Tech professionals, geeks and geeks-to-be to discuss, ...

Here i am starting a series of articles on the latest buzz in field of linux devices.Linux has been considered as an Operating system especially for geeks/hackers.

But now it has found place in range of small & handheld devices. Use of linux as an embedded operating system has grown much .

Summer is long over and lots hackers and geeks have spent a lot of time again behind their computers.

Builder AU: "The Australian subsidiary of the non-profit One Laptop per Child (OLPC) organisation today said it would commence a local "Give 1, Get 1" program on November 30 that would deliver the machines to both geeks and disadvantaged children."

The Linux blogosphere was buzzing last week with chatter about an article that asked who the top 10 geeks of all time are.

They're staffed by sales people, not geeks. I've never been in there and had anyone understand overclocking and mods.

Round Up: Five Powerful, Light Ultraportables Executives, road warriors, and gadget geeks all lust after ultraportable notebooks.

Red Hat has found away to link open source and Linux to the Star Wars Universe. Geeks across the galaxy must be celebrating.

Here's the scoop from The VAR Guy.

IT News: "You won't find any smooth-talking chief executives or business masterminds who built computing empires on this list (that comes next week).

These people are the geek's geeks. They are the truly magnificent eggheads that worked their magic on the most basic levels, from invention and development to silicon and command lines."

Service providers are all excited about "the cloud" and want us to buy into this vague, mysterious "new" service.

But real geeks want details, not hand-waving. In this installment of the excellent classic Networking 101 series, Charlie Schluting tells us how competing service providers all have to cooperate for the Internet to work at all.