10 OSes on the Move

Tuesday December 15, 2009

10 OSes on the Move [December 15, 2009] OS Roundup: SCO and NetWare face extinction; Ubuntu may or may not hit the big leagues. Who else will win or lose big in the coming decade? Virtualization Adoption on the Decline [December 15, 2009] Recent research reports show the rate of enterprises adopting virtualization is on the decline. Has the silver bullet misfired, or is something else happening here? Perl and the Flip-Flop Operator [December 14, 2009] Tip of the Trade: The flip-flop operator in Perl is quite useful for comparing arguments, but it does have some surprising quirks. Opalis Finds New Home [December 14, 2009] Microsoft makes a move to expand its datacenter management capabilities with the acquisition of the IT process automation firm. Hyper-V Security and Authorization Manager, Keys to a Successful Config [December 11, 2009] Are your Hyper-V virtual machines secure? Learn how to secure them using Authorization Manager. Dell, the Other White Box Vendor [December 11, 2009] No-name PC vendors fill the landscape from coast to coast serving many verticals, but Dell is ready to challenge them. Even the Shoddiest Server Deployments Work -- On Paper [December 10, 2009] Cover Your Assets: Plan carefully when making changes to your data center. What you detail on paper may not translate successfully to the actual rack. Why Open-Source Software Vendors Should Charge More [December 8, 2009] OS Roundup: As Unix's market share declines, Windows is gaining seats faster than Linux. One theory is that many enterprise decision makers perceive a higher price tag as an indicator of higher quality. IBM Rolls Out New System z Linux Servers [December 8, 2009] Big Blue's latest offerings are designed for enterprise customers looking to consolidate and virtualize on Linux. More Special Variables in Perl: Outputs [December 7, 2009] Last week we looked at special Perl variables for reading things in; this week we look at the other side -- variables that are useful when you want to write things out. Get Ready for Windows 7! Pros and Cons? Learn What Our Experts Think Download Free eBook Now. Click Here. Interested in placing your TEXT AD HERE? Click Here

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