[CLUE-Cert] [Fwd: Linux Journal Weekly News Notes -- May 9th]

[Kevin Cullis]

Thought the link below about SAIR cert would interest you guys.

Kevin

Linux Journal Weekly News Notes wrote:
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>                   Linux Journal Weekly News Notes -- May 9th
> 
>          This Week's List Sponsor: Sair Linux and GNU Certification
>      _________________________________________________________________
> 
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> 
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> 
> Feature Links of the Week
> 
>    Linux Servers Get Smaller, Cooler at N+I:
>    http://www.linuxjournal.com/articles/tradeshow/0034.html -- Our tech
>    editor is at the Networld+Interop show this week and sent in this
>    report about RLX Technologies' new System 324 box, the one with all
>    those Transmeta-based servers inside.
> 
>    Perfect Pair: PowerPC and Linux:
>    http://www.linuxjournal.com/articles/conversations/0027.html -- Back
>    in the December Linux Journal, Linley Gwennap wrote about the
>    potential for a One World, One Processor situation with Intel in
>    charge. Henry Keultjes hopes a soon-to-arrive PowerPC-based LinuxPC
>    can change all of that, and he makes his case in this article.
> 
>    Tux Knows It's Nice to Share, Part 8:
>    http://www.linuxjournal.com/articles/sysadmin/0058.html-- Marcel knows
>    a good topic when he sees one, and this looks to be the longest series
>    he's done. He's back this week with Part 8 in his series about sharing
>    options in Linux--this time he revisits printing.
> 
> Geek Link of the Week
> 
>    OSSIM: an Open-Source Remote Sensing Library:
>    http://www.linuxjournal.com/articles/briefs/0084.html -- The Open
>    Source Software Image Map is hosted by Remote Sensing, founded by Mark
>    Lucas. In this article, he describes some of the work they're doing to
>    turn satellite and aerial images into maps associated with 3-D
>    positions on the Earth.
> 
> Events, Shows and Conferences
> 
>    Visit Embedded Linux Journal at the Applied Computing Conference in
>    Santa Clara, California, May 14-17, 2001. The ACC has been kind enough
>    to offer us booth space to distribute our magazine. Stop by, say "hi"
>    and pick up a recent copy of ELJ.
> 
>    The Applied Computing Conference 2001 continues its focus on the
>    convergence between mainstream technologies and the dedicated
>    computing space. The conference features technologies such as
>    CompactPCI, high availability systems, StarFabric, embedded Linux,
>    Windows CE and NT embedded, PCI, USB 2.0, and server architectures
>    such as PCI-X and InfiniBand. ACC's goal for 2001 is to put the pieces
>    together and show how each can be an integral part of applied
>    computing solutions.
> 
>    Visit the AC Conference web site:
>    http://www.ac-conference.com for a free exhibits-only badge and for
>    further information.
> 
> Tech Tip of the Week
> 
>    Before upgrading or recompiling the kernel, print a copy of
>    /var/log/dmesg. If your new kernel has trouble detecting your
>    hardware, it will help you troubleshoot.
> 
> By the Way . . .
> 
>    LINUX LUNACY: A Geek Cruise in the Caribbean, coproduced by Linux
>    Journal, October 21-28, 2001. Oodles of Very Famous Linux Geeks. See
>    the Geek Cruises web site:
>    http://www.geekcruises.com for details.
> 
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