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This article shows you how to create Linux Resource Containers to run a full service or set of services, isolated from the host operating system.

This article makes the case for using Linux Resource Containers (LXC), which provide the ability to create containers to virtualise processes or systems isolated from the host operating system.

KDE 4.3.5 is out. Does it finally bring KDE back to its golden days it enjoyed with 3.5? The author gives you his impressions of the latest release and what this means to the Linux desktop.

The open source community has a lot to offer, and not just to Linux users. These 10 outstanding Windows tools can make your life easier (for free).

This article walks you through the easy steps for changing the application defaults associated with certain file types in the GNOME desktop.

IBM introduced a new class of industry standard servers that it hopes will widen its market share lead and put rivals like HP and Dell on defence.

This article explains how a new interface eases the task of managing disk and share resources for Windows Server 2008.

Learn how to install the Windows Server Backup role on the core installation of Windows Server 2008 R2.

Data driven decision making isn't just for budgets anymore. With the right information at the Exchange administrator's fingertips, organisations can enjoy a smoother running email operation.

Windows mount points are a common practice in the Exchange world, yet are sometimes misunderstood elsewhere. Here are a few more use cases for mount points.

On Saturday, the Game Developers Conference wraps up at San Francisco?s Moscone Center. By all accounts, it?s been a very exciting week for Mac gaming.

LucasArts unveiled its plans for The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition.

Developed by Gameloft, Pocket Chef is a cooking simulation game for the iPhone designed for the cooking-impaired.

A judge has given approval for Apple's CEO to tear down a mansion on his Woodside, Calif., property, signalling a possible end to the long-running real estate saga.

InfoWorld's Galen Gruman wonders why anyone would spend $500 or more on a product that hasn't even shipped yet.