donderdag 23 april 2009

Linux Anti Theft

Hardware is replaceable, but your personal files are invaluable; both for self-employed persons, employees and home users. Today we increasingly hear about the theft of computer systems. Then the victim reports this to the police. Unfortunately, the chances are small that the stolen system will be found and being delivered to their rightful owner. To increase the chances that your system will return back into your possession after a theft, you can monitor your system. Your laptop or computer will automatically send the intern and extern IP address of the current connected network at every startup. The sent data will be stored in our database. You can access it via your personal control panel. This makes it easier for local autorities to localise the possible thief. Therefor, secure your laptop, netbook, desktop PC or server via linux-anti-theft.net It's also possible to dwnload the software and install it to your own server. Screenshot van Linux Anti Theft Thanks to Kris Lowet.

zondag 5 april 2009

Italian company builds desktop PC for 99 euros

An Italian system builder has built a desktop PC with a price of 99 euro has been paste. The PC company Abaco is equipped with an Atom processor and running on Xubuntu Linux. To cover the cost of Abaco Primo as low as possible, the company has a minimum configuration built around a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom 230 CPU. DDR2 RAM is only 512MB in size, but with a different module to be extended up to 2GB. The video is powered by an Intel GMA 950 IGP, while the Realtek ALC662 sound concerned. The motherboard has a free PCI slot available, while the table a total of six USB 2.0 connections count. For storage Abaco provides a 4GB compact flash card from Kingston. A hard disk or DVD drive are not present, but can later be added to the system. The body of the Primo measuring 37x13, 5x35cm and the system weighs less than 5kg. For OS is the Italian system builder chose Xubuntu Linux with versieummer 8.04.1. For 99 euros, the buyer can assemble Abaco Primo himself, assembly costs 12.50 euros. Source: http://tweakers.net/nieuws/59422/italiaans-bedrijf-bouwt-99-euro-kostende-desktop-pc.html

vrijdag 13 maart 2009

First post in English

Hello, This is my first blog-post in English, in addition to the Dutch Open Bron Blog. Items posted on my dutch blog, will be posted here, but then in a English translation. If you want earlier messages in Dutch translated, let me know (via mail or comment), and I will translate them, and put them online Kind Regards, Lennert Holvoet