A LCD Control Panel for Your Linux Server
[ Source: LinuxFocus.org ]
January 2008-
In this paper the company designs a LCD control panel based on a Hitachi HD44780 LCD display and the AT90S4433 AVR 8?Bit RISC Microcontroller from Atmel. The new design goes much further than that. It adds buttons for user interaction and includes a hardware watchdog to supervise the server. In addition to that the hardware provides for one analog input line. The author doesn’t use it here but one could connect a temperature sensor to ....
PSC White Paper: Linux Advantages Publicly Available Information on Linux Software
[ Source: PSC Group ]
January 2008-
IBM is out in front waving the Linux banner. Internally, they are running Linux on over 1,200 servers, including those that are running ibm.com. Companies like PeopleSoft and PSC Group are following suit. It now offers a Linux version of the enTouch.crm and enTouch.cms frameworks. This paper presents the summary of advantages of Linux gathered from information readily available on the Internet.
Network Exchanges Reporter - Network Nodes Traceability Product
[ Source: ShowTrail ]
April 2008-
For many years, in most industries, traceability is essential, and very often is mandated by the State. And since Sarbanes Oxley, traceability is mandatory for the information systems bound to financial transactions of a company quoted on the stock market. In most of our systems, traceability is done with logs which provide the history of all transactions. But for networking, it seems that traceability is unknown. Currently, we don't get an accurate ....
How to Avoid the Top 10 Sockets Programming Errors
[ Source: Riverace Corporation ]
December 2007-
This white paper will show you the 10 most common errors developers make when programming Sockets – especially Winsock run time errors! -- and how you can avoid them.
The ACCESS Linux Platform and the Hiker Application Framework: Accelerating Mobile Linux Market Growth and Fostering the Mobile Linux Ecosystem
[ Source: ACCESS ]
January 2008-
For mobile Linux developers, the presentation and handling of applications presents a significant challenge compared to the PC desktop. User expectations are vastly different, in part because screen size, and keyboard are all more constricted. These factors, in turn, affect how applications are installed, displayed, launched and exited, as well as how the applications themselves share data and are notified of events. For all of this, Linux alone is not enough, which is why ACCESS ....