Links for 14 April 2007 - 23 April 2007

Links of interest for 14 April 2007 - 23 April 2007:

• 35 Designers x 5 Questions - A great (but long) article that provides 175 professional suggestions, tips and ideas from some of the best web-developers all around the world. I’ll definitely be implementing a lot more of these.
• Linux: The Completely Fair Scheduler - What? Another scheduler for Linux? Why does Linux need so many different schedulers? Why can’t someone just write one and then enhance it?
• Sun injects NetBeans into Ubuntu - Java and NetBeans will certainly start to gain traction in the open source world now. Lets hope some of this rubs off onto OpenSolaris.
• Limiting Users to One Login Session on Solaris (no coding required) - This is a very common question, and one that’s always answered with “can’t be done by default, so make a PAM module”. Well not anymore, Darren details how to do this using project(4).
• The Greenest Computer Company Under the Sun - So that explains why I no longer have my own rubbish bin. We’re going super green.
• Free and Open Storage Software - Sun opened sourced quite a few impressive storage features. Now anyone can create a new, open and free storage solution on commodity hardware, based on OpenSolaris, without being locked into proprietarycode. Nice one.