I recently ran across an article in Ars Technica on the impending launch of the .sucks domain. The article linked to another piece on .sucks at the Marketing Land site. When a company called Momentous picked up the rights to the new .sucks top-level domain (TLD) at the generic TLD sale late last year, the concept of site owners registering a domain in .sucks the way they register a domain in .com made the rounds as an office joke. But now, a few months later, it looks like the operation is really ready for business.

openSUSE 13.2 and MakuluLinux

Updates on technologies, trends, and tools

We take a look at some of the options available in the international OpenStack marketplace.

Several companies offer OpenStack solutions for the enterprise. We look at the similarities and differences of offers from Red Hat, SUSE, Ubuntu, Mirantis, and HP.

Two desktop environments and two different distributions as a base – introducing MakuluLinux.

A simple Linux utility program such as ls might look simple, but many steps happen behind the scenes from the time you type "ls" to the time you see the directory listing. In this article, we look at these behind-the-scene details.

Sync your devices and collaborate with other users in your own personal cloud.

Klaus Knopper answers your Linux questions

The simple and practical Tshark packet analyzer gives precise information about the data streams on the network.