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Topic: List of Linux computers

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TuxMobil: Linux With Laptops, Notebooks, PDAs and Mobile Cell Phones You may find free helpful tips and tricks at the Linux-Mobile-Guide and the Infrared-HOWTO, a survey of supported PCMCIA/CF cards, other mobile hardware surveys, a survey of laptop manufacturers and their Linux status, software for mobile computers and the `linux-laptop` mailing list. It leads you to a lot of useful hands-on information, HOWTOs, and FAQs about installing and running Linux, BSD, Solaris and other UniXes on laptops, notebooks, PDAs, mobile cellular phones, portable music and video players, wearables and other mobile computer devices. See here for non-English resources about Linux on mobile computers in different languages. tuxmobil.org   (334 words)

TuxMobil: Linux and Mobile (Cell) Phones - Connectivity SHARP's Zaurus models SL-5x00 and C-7x0) provides a fast, convenient way of connecting mobile Linux computers to another personal computer or notebook computer or mobile phone without any cabling. TuxMobil: Linux with Laptops, Notebooks, PDAs, Mobile Phones and Portable Computers Features include: modification of phonebooks stored in the mobile phone or on the SIM card, reading and writing of SMS messages stored in the mobile phone, sending and reception of SMS messages. tuxmobil.org /phones_linux_mobile_con.html   (689 words)

Computer viruses Viruses can be found from in almost any kind of computer, such as HP calculators used by students like HP 48-calculators and old computers like Commodore 64 and Unix computers too. A computer virus is a program, a block of executable code, which attach itself to, overwrite or otherwise replace another program in order to reproduce itself without a knowledge of a PC user. Computer viruses are not uncommon in Finland, especially not in schools and universities. www.tml.tkk.fi /Opinnot/Tik-110.501/1997/viruses.html   (4228 words)

McAfee - Virus Information They may send copies of themselves to other computers, such as through email or Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Get a real-time, bird’s-eye view of where the latest viruses are infecting computers worldwide. Computer Worms are viruses that reside in the active memory of a computer and duplicate themselves. us.mcafee.com /virusInfo?WWW_URL=www.mcafee.com/anti-virus/default.asp   (237 words)

ipedia.com: Mobile phone Article Of course, using eyeglasses displays (from wearable computers) or direct output to the retina (e.g. Mobile phones began to proliferate through the 1980s with the introduction of "cellular" phones based on cellular networks with multiple base stations located relatively close to each other, and protocols for the automated "hand-off" between two cells when a phone moved from one cell to the other. Most current mobile phones use a combination of radio wave transmission and conventional telephone circuit switching, though packet switching is already in use for some parts of the mobile phone network, especially for services such as push to talk. www.ipedia.com /mobile_phone.html   (4286 words)

VirusHumor.com - Funny Computer Virus Names Ponzi Virus - It logs onto your bank's computer and transfers $1 into the accounts of the owners of the last 10 computers it was on. The Bin Laden virus and its spawned viruses are being seen less and less frequently and may be becoming extinct due to the spread of the George W. Bush virus. It doubles the files on your hard drive while it states it is decreasing the number of files, increases the cost of your computer, taxes its CPU to maximum capacity, and then uses Quicken to access your bank accounts and deplete your balances. www.virushumor.com   (4321 words)

Computer virus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Wildlist List of viruses and worms 'in the wild' (i.e. Unlike biological viruses, computer viruses do not simply evolve by themselves, except in the cases where copying errors and recombination have led to actual evolution of computer viruses; however, these cases are very rare compared to the rapid generation of new malware by human programmers. Viruses are one of the several types of malware or malicious software. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Computer_virus   (4260 words)

Viruses By Type: Linux Choose a virus from the list on the left for more information regarding the behavior of the virus, replication and how to protect or clean infected computers. On the left you will find a list of viruses categorized as "Linux" viruses. The following are viruses in the Linux Group: www.viruslibrary.com /virusinfo/Linux.htm   (58 words)

Aardvark Computers - Networking, Repairs, Complete Systems, Linux Solutions Here are a list of the most common email file extensions that have the potential to infect your computer. Of course there are going to be more types that can infect your computer, but these are the most common. The viruses and spyware continue to be a problem. www.aardvark-computers.com   (263 words)

Anti Virus Special Issue: Stop Computer Viruses In Their Tracks With computer viruses, the virus is designed to spread from your computer to other computers. Perhaps the best thing you can do for your computer -- and your peace of mind -- is to resolve to protect yourself from computer viruses. Trojan Horses are closely related to computer viruses, but they differ in that they do not attempt to replicate themselves. www.scambusters.org /Scambusters59.html   (1706 words)

ZDNet: Tech News and White Papers for IT Professionals Speaking at a 30th anniversary event of the Homebrew Computer Club, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says that going to club meetings taught him a lot that was useful in creating Apple. Microsoft's chairman details the upcoming "Windows Live" and "Office Live" products, a fusion of software and services that are delivered across the Internet. In an interview, the inventor of Internet technology packet switching says today's tech companies have more competition and less money. www.zdnet.com   (717 words)

handtech.com Hp compaq business desktop dx2000 - micro tower - 1 x celeron d 330 2.66 ghz - ram 128 mb - hd 1 x 40 gb - cd - lan en, fast en - mandrake linux 9.2 - monitor : none (desktops / workstations/ pc / computer) divtech.handteam.com   (47 words)

The COOK Report On Internet We have a private mail list of top flight technologists, network architects and economic analsyts discussing the issues of an industry still insearch of a stable business model. The last 8 months of ENUM wars are analyzed with a summary of mail list discussion. An interview with Francois Menard of Mediatrix which is making an inexpensive device to attach telephones to the internet without computers. cookreport.com /past_issues.shtml   (9212 words)

Linux.com: The Enterprise Linux Resource Of course, just because Linux can participate in a network doesn’t necessarily mean it can be used to manage that network. "The Linux Wireless LAN Howto is an Open Source project sponsored by Hewlett Packard (through my contribution) since 1996, and built with the contribution of many Linux users all over the world... "This is an index of information and documentation of interest to those who now use or are considering using the Linux operating system on a notebook or laptop computer." Read more at linux-on-laptops.com » oreilly.linux.com /mobile   (1513 words)

Debian Users - Re: Wal-Mart PCs revisited I've received a dozen or so off list replies to my original posting of "Linux on WalMart's Systemless Computers" back on May 12 from some daring souls who took a chance on these computers. I've sent inquiries to Microtel about running Linux on these computers but as yet haven't received a what I consider a definitive answer, in fact, lately, no answer at all. Many were concerned that the hard drive wasn't one of the better known brands and it was slow. www.mailarchives.org /list/debian-user/msg/2002/21064   (272 words)

Single list of HOWTOs Lists the procedures and tools needed to boot the Compaq T1500, using a Netboot of both the native file system and a generic Linux installation. Lists most of the hardware supported by Linux and helps you locate any necessary drivers. This document explains installation of Linux on Sony VAIO computers. www.tldp.org /HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/howtos.html   (8261 words)

Open Directory - Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Linux: Kernel Kernel Traffic - A weekly summary of the high volume linux-kernel mailing list. Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Linux: Hardware Support (491) Kernel Newsflash - List of known bugs, organized by version number. dmoz.org /Computers/Software/Operating_Systems/Linux/Kernel   (8261 words)

Operating system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia As well as the kernel, an operating system is often distributed with tools for programs to display and manage a graphical user interface, as well as utility programs for tasks such as managing files and configuring the operating system. Mainframe operating systems, such as IBM's z/OS, and embedded operating systems such as QNX, eCos, and PalmOS, are usually unrelated to Unix and Windows, except Windows CE, Windows NT Embedded 4.0 and Windows XP Embedded which are related to Windows and several *BSDs and Linux distributions tailored for the requirements of an embedded system. The simplest computers, including the smallest embedded systems and many of the first computers did not have operating systems, and relied on the application programmer to manage the minimal hardware themselves, perhaps with the aid of libraries developed for the purpose. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Operating_system   (1637 words)

developerWorks : Wireless : Downloads and products The GPE Palmtop Environment is a GUI environment (using the X Window System and the GTK+-2.2 widget toolkit) for palmtop/handheld computers running the Linux operating system. The distribution includes an application that converts native binary Gentoo packages to IPK packages, so it can be used as a development environment for any kind of Linux-based PDA. This tool suite can be used to develop low-level, hardware-related embedded Linux system software, as well as higher-level Linux application software. www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/views/wireless/downloads.jsp   (3878 words)

Majordomo Lists at VGER.KERNEL.ORG Linux Filesystem Development list A semi-generic list for those who develop filesystems, and don't want full linux-kernel flood... This is the Linux kernel ide/libata development discussion and bug reporting mailing list. Discussions on this list should be relevant to using RAID technologies with Linux. vger.kernel.org /vger-lists.html   (3878 words)

Personal computer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Though many personal computers are IBM PC compatible using either Microsoft Windows or open-source forms of UNIX such as Linux, a number of other personal computer types are still popular. Many mass-market IBM PC compatible and Apple Macintosh personal computers are standardized to the point that purchased software is expected to run with little or no customization for the particular computer. A personal computer or PC is generally a microcomputer intended to be used by one person at a time, and suitable for general purpose tasks such as word processing, programming, multimedia editing or game play, usually used to run purchased or other software not written by the user. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Personal_computer   (1610 words)

LEAP: GNU/Linux-Equipped Astronauts Project LEAP is a project to port to GNU/Linux those applications that the astronauts use on their laptops, so that each astronaut has a choice of operating systems. This project is meant to extend its benefits to the astronauts themselves, garner favorable publicity for freed software from high- (very high-!) profile users, liberate those NASA programs, and have some fun. While the on-board computers on the Mir spacestation were not infected, the laptop used by the American astronaut was. www.cantrip.org /leap.html   (607 words)

Loads of Linux Links: Must See! Links Linux and Wireless LANs - Site includes "The Linux Wireless LAN Howto" and extensive list of LAN resources - LAN drivers, wireless Linux software, security software, other wireless howtos and help sites, public wireless Linux networks, hardware, and general Linux links. TuxMobil: Linux with Mobile Computers - One of the best Linux sites for information on mobile computers; includes FAQs, HOWTOs, hardware and software information for laptops, notebooks, PDAs, mobile cellular phones, portable music and video players, wearables and other mobile computer devices. Linux Brochure Project (LBP): Home - LBP is GPLed data and software which is used to document key Linux information in a standard-size brochure; an excellent advocacy and publicity tool for LUGs and other Linux organizations. www.vlug.org /linux/links/see.html   (607 words)

Installing Linux on Power Mac 6100 This document will guide you through the steps of installing Yellow Dog Linux 3.0 on a Macintosh 6100 using the MkLinux booter and a kernel specially developed for NuBus PPC Macintosh computers. It is intended for those with a little experience in Linux and a lot of experience in computers. Linux on PPC-Nubux Mailing List Please direct questions to the list, not to me. I haven’t been playing with this project in a while. www.sonic.net /~mroeder/beowoof/installingLinux.html   (1604 words)

E-029 2003 And Beyond Microsoft has released benchmark showing Windows 2003 to be 69% to 89% faster than Linux for file and print services, but this "independent study" is highly suspect, comparing a highly tuned Windows system against an old version of Linux with known performance problems and an old version of Samba (T13). Currently over 60% of Microsoft's business customers are still running Windows 95/98, and would have to purchase all new computers for an XP upgrade - new computers soon to be obsoleted by Longhorn and Palladium. Microsoft sees the danger very clearly, and is already spending millions of dollars to fight open source, but their most effective weapons are ineffective against such low cost products that are available from many sources, none of which are dependent on Microsoft for their success. www.aaxnet.com /editor/edit029.html   (19089 words)

List of web browsers: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic Voyager is a web browser for the amiga range of computers.... Aweb is a web browser for the amiga range of computers.... Ibrowse is a web browser for the amiga range of computers.... www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/l/li/list_of_web_browsers.htm   (1737 words)

[Plug-list] IBM offers Linux software products IBM's DB2 for Linux can be used with a range of products from hand-held devices to the most powerful computers used by big businesses, she said. Armonk, N.Y.-based IBM said its DB2 Universal Database software for the free, open-source operating system will be available on two types of computers, so-called clusters of computers using Intel Corp.'s microprocessors and IBM's mainframe computer, the S/390. WebSphere is a type of software -- known as an application server -- that ties together disparate computer systems and software to produce, essentially, one unified program. lists.isb.sdnpk.org /pipermail/plug-list/2000-December/000043.html   (269 words)

LWN Distributions List Once upon a time a distribution called Embedded Freedom Linux was in the embedded section of this list; version 1 released December 15, 2002. Currently, most development time is geared towards producing a stable, and full featured Linux distribution for the Compaq iPAQ h3600-series of handheld computers, as well as apps to run on top of the distribution. Designed to be a universal distribution, suitable for server organization, for user workstations and for software development, ALT Linux has diverged from its roots and split into several projects, all with the same code base. old.lwn.net /Distributions   (13015 words)

The Faces in Front of the Monitors - www.WBGLinks.net Author of Computer Lib / Dream Machines, a hand-written 1970's self-published classic, that self-taught thousands of people about the promise of small computers, in an era when most computers lived in big glassed-in air-conditioned rooms. Co-founder of Red Hat linux, which was named after his grandfather's favorite old red Cornell lacrosse team cap. 'aleph1' -Elias is the moderator of Bugtraq, one of the most widely read security mailing lists on the Internet. www.wbglinks.net /pages/watchmen   (13015 words)

Open Directory - Computers: Emulators TinyELF - A freeware emulator of CDP1802 based microcomputers for Mac OS X. Virtual Alpha Micro - An open source AM-100 micro computer emulator for Cygwin, Linux, and Mac OSX. FunnyMu - A freeware Creativision, Funvision, and Whizzard emulator for Linux/SDL. Japanese Computer Emulation Centre - A site dedicated to the emulation of Japanese Machines including X68000, PC6001, PC88, PC98, MSX 1/2/R, Sharp MZ, Sharp X1, Fujitsu FM7, and Fujitsu FM Towns. dmoz.org /Computers/Emulators   (487 words)

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