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more »Green IT Intro Examining power consumption in Linux
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more »Kernel Patches Test Suspend States at Runtime
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more »Less Watts: Intel's Power Saving Initiative for Linux
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more »Linuxconf Europe: Kernel Programming and Energy Efficiency
Sep 04, 2007Today, the Linux Conference in Cambridge focused on energy saving and kernel power management.
more »GOOD FOR THE EARTH
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Virtualization Intro Virtualization and Emulation in Linux
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more »Network Block Devices A new mission for the network block device
Aug 31, 2006You don’t need Samba or NFS to support a diskless client. A remote block device can help improve performance and efficiency. We'll show your how.
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