What a week. I’ve run into some interesting challenges setting up a new combination weblog/magazine site called VarLinux.org, a nonprofit portal dedicated to serving the VAR and channel communities.

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September 25, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Pogoplugs are great little storage devices, but they can do more than they let on. Let's take a look at how ...

When I write my column, I try to stick to specific hacks or tips you can use to make life with Linux a little easier. Usually, I describe with pretty specific detail how to accomplish a particular ...

When it comes to running a home server, there’s no shortage of excellent options to choose from. Over the years, I’ve tried both Proxmox and Ubuntu Linux in various configurations. While Proxmox has a ...

Here I am, still setting up the VarLinux.org Weblog and Webzine. As I mentioned last week, I need a new server to double as the VarLinux.org server and act as my secondary name server. The computer ...