Newcomers to Linux often worry about system stability. Cinnamon has the advantage of being backed by the Linux Mint team, ...

Linux is a tried-and-true, open-source operating system released in 1991 for computers, but its use has expanded to underpin systems for cars, phones, web servers and, more recently, networking ...

On many Linux systems the boot process sees the usual BIOS screen, followed by Grub. The Grand Unified Bootloader (Grub) takes over from our BIOS and offers the user a choice of OS options and ...

Is Linux kernel design outdated? Linux has made great strides over the years, advancing far beyond where it was when it started.

Execute-in-Place (XIP) Linux with AXFS enables embedded systems to run Linux within a memory-constrained system by executing most of the code in-place from flash memory like an ...

Calculate Linux is an impressively different Linux operating system. This is a distribution designed with home and SMB users in mind. It has expanded its user interface into an appealing selection of ...

Calculate Linux 14 is a distribution designed with home and SMB users in mind. It is optimized for rapid deployment in corporate environments as well. Calculate gives users something no other Linux ...

Building a secure networked Linux box? Then you better know your firewalls. While they’re only one aspect of security, firewalls are often the first line of defense. Linux applications like ...

But, with price pressures increasing in the sector, systems based on proprietary OSes are at a disadvantage, requiring designers to closely re-evaluate their position with regards to using Linux in a ...

FPGA design is custom silicon design with less effort than full-custom VLSI design. Besides processor cores, FPGAs today not only have logic gates and flip-flops, they also have large Block RAMs, ...

Press Release ATK Launch Systems Selects Linux Networx Supercomputers to Power Launch Systems Design by SpaceRef May 23, 2006 ...

Today's developers are not asking, “Should I use Linux for my embedded system?”, but instead are asking questions like, “How can I get more performance out of my embedded Linux design?” Reducing boot ...