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Virtualisation (on Fedora)

A few volunteers from India associated with the Fedora Project wrote articles for Linux For You’s March 2010 Virtualisation Special.... →

Re-comparing file systems

The previous attempt at comparing file systems based on the ability to allocate large files and zero them met with... →

Comparison of File Systems And Speeding Up Applications

Update: I’ve done a newer article on this subject at http://log.amitshah.net/2009/04/re-comparing-file-systems.html that removes some of the deficiencies in the tests... →

Virtualisation: The KVM Way

I was invited at the Convergence 2008 conference on Virtualization at the IIT Bombay. I thought it would be fun... →

Foss.in

Foss.in/2007 is over and I’m back home. The slide deck on my kvm talk is now available. This was the... →

Making Wireless Work from the Command Line

There’s an amazingly horrible piece of software that manages network connections on KDE: knetworkmanager. And with my recent upgrade to... →

Make Your Computer / Laptop Use Less Power

Making your computer use less power is a necessary but difficult to implement issue… unless you know where to look... →

Quote by Nat Friedman

I recently got to meet Nat Friedman of Gnome fame. Thanks Moshe for the opportunity. While Moshe and Nat did... →

Kernel hang on install; LEDs blink

I was recently installing Kubuntu Feisty Fawn (7.04) on a new Intel Core 2 Duo System. The kernel kept panic’ing... →

Quote: Greg Kroah-Hartman on Linux development model

“It is a web of trust. Linus trusts 10 to 15 people, I trust 10 to 15 people,” Kroah-Hartman said.... →