Noticed a flurry of activity over here at Red Hat Magazine? If you’re subscribed to our RSS feed, you’ve noticed something this past month–new articles almost every week. And now we’re ready to go one step further–new articles just about every day.
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The question came in via IRC.
It’s been a little over a month since the first installment of Fedora Corner, in which I talked about the Fedora Summit, the Fedora Ambassador Day in Europe, and offered some information about the usage statistics of Fedora Core 6.
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These days, data is mobile. Every day, sensitive corporate data leaves a company’s headquarters on a flash drive or an employee’s laptop. Regardless of where it is going, mobile data can be an I.T. department’s worst nightmare.
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Normally, a computer has an operating system installed on the hard drive. When the computer powers up, the hard drive reads the operating system, loads it into memory, and the system is ready to go.
With a live CD, the operating system is on the CD-ROM, and the system boots from that, completely bypassing the hard drive.
Wondering who won the loot in the Geek gift giveaway? Here’s a sneak peak at some things you’ll be seeing in Red Hat Magazine in the upcoming months.
