Wednesday, February 08, 2006

Albert Einstein

Un giorno le macchine riusciranno a risolvere tutti i problemi, ma mai nessuna di esse potrĂ  porne uno.

Albert Einstein

Friday, February 03, 2006

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Wednesday, February 01, 2006

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Tuesday, December 20, 2005

AsianLinux 1.0 Released !

AsianLinux is an Indian Linux distribution which aims at promoting Linux and open source. This is our first release we hope this release would develop the foundation for the Desktop as well as Enterprise Linux which will have more support for Indian languages multimedia as well as developments.

AsianLinux is one of the complete Linux Distributions completely developed in India. It has a lot of additional Entertainment & Development tools as compared with other Linux Distributions. It consist's Mozilla Firefox Browser with macromedia-flash, java runtime, kaffeine & realplayer plugins which make's it fully compatible for Internet Applications. Gimp, Sodipodi, inkscape and blender made graphics designing as easy as it has never been in past. Qcad is included for 2D CAD designing.

AsianLinux 1.0 has enhanced removable support. CD & Floppy drive can now be accessed without having to mount or unmount.

Security became major concern today. AsianLinux has included snort intrusion detection system to keep an eye who is doing what with your system and shorewall firewall to protect against any attack.

In addition AsianLinux 1.0 consist's a lot of other Development, Entertainment & Internet tools. All of these make's AsianLinux 1.0 a complete and fully entertaining Operating System. Working on Computer has never been so easy and entertaining.

Ndiyo





Ndiyo is a not-for-profit, Cambridge-based project which was set up to foster an approach to networked computing that is:
simple
affordable
open
less environmentally-hostile
less dependent on intensive technical support
...than conventional PC-based networking technology.



As outlined in the project introduction, Ndiyo's mission is to promote the concept of ultra-thin-client computing and open source software as a more affordable and sustainable way of providing computer workstations. Part of our work involves developing real systems which fulfil these goals - Ndiyo systems. When all the components of our systems are available commercially, we may sell and support Ndiyo systems directly, but we will also tell people where they can obtain the components and how to set one up. Ultimately we are trying to demonstrate that there is a different way of doing computing to the current "one user, one PC" paradigm. We are not trying to control this technology: the more people around the world who are making a living developing, selling and supporting systems such as these, the happier we will be!

The specific system we have developed consists of two or more "nivo" ultra-thin clients connected to a server PC running Open Source software. Together, these provide an extremely low cost, but highly capable, system.

In the remainder of this document, we explain the basic idea of thin-client networking, then look at our novel contributions in the form of ultra-thin-clients and the server software.