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Blogging with Blosxom
Author: Keith R. Fieldhouse
If you're considering adding weblogs to your workgroup's communications arsenal, you're not alone. Many organizations are experimenting with internal, and external,...
Building databases with Kexi and OpenOffice.org 2 Base
If you asked most Linux users which Windows applications they want to be able to use, Microsoft Access would probably come in at the...
Web design and administration with WordPress
Author: Kris Shaffer
Recently, a colleague and I decided to create a Web site that would serve as an online community and resource for young...
Upgrading to Apache 2
Author: Tom Haddon
Apache 2 offers a number of new features and improvements over the Apache 1.3 series, but the upgrade can seem daunting to...
Running a web-/mail server with Fedora Core 3
Falko Timme writes "This tutorial gives detailed instructions about how to install and configure a web- and mail server with Fedora Core 3. Every...
Best practices for the Linux home office, part 3
Author: Corinne McKay and Daniel J. Urist
In the parts one and two of this series on using Linux in a small office, we covered...
Best practices for the Linux home office, part 3
Author: Corinne McKay and Daniel J. Urist
In the parts one and two of this series on using Linux in a small office, we covered...
Get up and running quickly with EasyPHP
Author: Chris Lynch
LAMP installations (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) are a staple of many intranet and Internet open source applications. The "L" component in...
Best practices for the Linux home office, part 2
Author: Corinne McKay and Daniel J. Urist
Last time we began talking about using Linux in a small office by discussing what to look for...
Best practices for the Linux home office, part 2
Author: Corinne McKay and Daniel J. Urist
Last time we began talking about using Linux in a small office by discussing what to look for...