Sun Microsystems a officiellement lancé Solaris 2008.05 lors de CommunityOne, sa conférence développeurs libres en marge de JavaOne. avec cette nouvelle mouture, désormais officiellement supportée, Sun entend fournir une alternative à Linux et Windows, tant sur le serveur que sur les postes de travail.
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Soon after the employees of Sweden-based MySQL learned that the company was being acquired by Sun Microsystems, they were asked which elements of...
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Debian founder wants to 'reshape' OpenSolaris
Exclusive interview with Debian GNU/Linux founder Ian Murdock, now the vice president of developer and community marketing with Sun Microsystems.
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The latest Intel processor, a bigger hard drive, plenty of memory, and even more new features all fit inside just one liberating inch. The MacBook...
Teach Yourself VISUALLY Mac OS X Leopard (Teach Yourself...
Do you prefer instructions that show you how instead of telling you why? This book is packed with easy, visual directions and full-color screen shots...
Kensington Bluetooth USB Micro Adapter
Now there's a Bluetooth adapter so small it can stay in your USB port for instant connectivity anytime, anywhere. Use it to transfer files,...
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