Fedora 15 changes network device naming; Product Test: RHEL 6.0

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	Breaking a few eggs: Fedora 15 changes network device naming Joe Brockmeier: The Fedora Project is getting ready to break a lot of networking scripts that depend on the ethX naming convention — by being the first major distro to ship Consistent Network Device Naming. Read More WEBCAST: IBM How much network downtime can your business tolerate? Join this IBM broadcast to learn how to manage and improve network configuration activity to keep your networks running, in compliance and generating revenue. View Now In this Issue Review: RHEL 6.0, a gutsy, green virtualization machine Saying no to smartphones: most mobile users will buy new 'dumb' phones The Oracle scorecard: One year after Sun Brian Gentile, CEO of Jaspersoft On The Open Network Federal Government Open Source Report Card Steve Jobs Dilemma App developers double down on Android tablets, says survey NetBeans 7.0 IDE due this spring Visit Open Source Subnet for more news and blogs WEBCAST: Aruba Networks Connecting the Next Generation of Learners In this short webinar, Fairfax County Public Schools discuss how eTextbooks, tablets & smartphones are creating a new age of e-learning, where digital content is core to curriculum & the wireless network is critical. Learn how they face challenges and provide uninterrupted Multimedia-Grade Wi-Fi. Learn more! Review: RHEL 6.0, a gutsy, green virtualization machine Three years in the making, Red Hat Enterprise Linux ( RHEL) 6 is a gutsy, green upgrade that features native support for KVM, the Linux kernel-based virtual machine.  Read More Saying no to smartphones: most mobile users will buy new 'dumb' phones Julie Bort: When upgrading from dumb phones, Android is more popular than iPhone but most users still say their next phone won't be a smartphone. Read More The Oracle scorecard: One year after Sun Joe Brockmeier: It's been one year since Oracle finalized its acquisition of Sun. How have Sun's open source projects fared with Larry Ellison calling the shots? Not so good. Read More WEBCAST: Aruba Networks Get Your Wi-Fi Ready for the iPad: Aruba Webcast w/ Gartner Ken Dulaney, VP Distinguished Analyst at Gartner, will be joining host Keerti Melkote, Aruba's founder & CTO for a live webcast on Feb 2nd at 10am PST / 1pm EST. Ken & Keerti will be outlining steps to scale your Wi-Fi network & IT helpdesk processes to support the onslaught of consumer devices. Learn more! Brian Gentile, CEO of Jaspersoft On The Open Network Open Source BI has found a ready home in the clouds says my latest guest Podcast guest, Brian Gentile, CEO of opensource powerhouse Jaspersoft. Read More Federal Government Open Source Report Card Alan Shimel: Which Federal Agencies passed and which failed? Open Source for America has released their report card and it will surprise you. Read More Steve Jobs Dilemma Stephen Spector: Is Linus as Critical to Linux as Steve Jobs is to Apple? Read More WEBCAST: Adobe Turn Unrealistic Deadlines into Realistic Deadlines Adobe Acrobat X can help give your team the power to turn unrealistic deadlines into realistic deadlines.Join the Adobe Acrobat X software webinar and go from under pressure to overachieving. Learn More App developers double down on Android tablets, says survey A poll of some 2,200 developers found rapidly growing interest in developing applications for Android-based tablets. Read More NetBeans 7.0 IDE due this spring Set for April release, open source IDE includes capabilities for Java SE 7 and Oracle WebLogic Server Read More Visit Open Source Subnet for more news and blogs Visit the Open Source Subnet home page for daily news items, blogs, discussions and podcasts of interest to enterprise open source users. Follow Open Source Subnet on Twitter @OSSubnet. Read More
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