While the principles and concepts of the UEFI Secure boot process are good ones,… it does, after all, help prevent rootkits and “bootkits” from compromising a system… allowing Microsoft to control many of the operational aspects concerning how device/PC vendors … Continue reading →
Yesterday seemed to have been the day of new releases. Perhaps everyone was finishing up projects before the Thanksgiving break. Anyway… the Linux Mint folks unveiled their newest release to the world. Based on Ubuntu 12.10, this new version boasts … Continue reading →
As cloud computing has gained traction in the computing industry, there have been quite a number of “myths” or “urban legends” that have developed concerning its reliability, security, major players and etc. The link below examines 7 of these alleged … Continue reading →
Phoronix is reporting that Ubuntu will break yet another long-standing “tradition” while developing their upcoming 13.04 version… they will stick with the current stable version of Gnome, rather than focusing on the “so to be stable” or development version of … Continue reading →