Problems downloading VMWare Server?
February 7, 2006 19:46 | 3 CommentsVMWare Server is now available for download on the VMWare site but a lot of peope are having problems downloading it. Chris Hammond, VMWare Developer, has posted a workaround if you have problems with the actual download page. In his post he also explains what VMWare Server is, and …
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February 3, 2006 09:25 | 1 CommentMicrosoft recently announced Virtual Server R2, with a license fee of $99. Now VMWare is set to do even better. Next week VMWare is set to announce the beta of VMWare Server, a free product in the VMWare GSX server range….
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January 10, 2006 23:30 | 12 CommentsPodz, a Wordpress Support Maven and frequent flyer in #wordpress has posted his reasoning behind going back to Windows XP after a short affair with Ubuntu. I have to say that I agree wholeheartedly with his experience. Linux simpy isn’t ready for desktop usage, at least for people …
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Brokenkode.com is now powered by Habari. About freaking time, Khaled! Seriously, Khaled has a nice writeup outlining his views on the current state of Habari market penetration….
read moreMicrosoft did something good today. Today’s press release announcing the new and updated licensing schemes for server products running in virtualized environments brings them right back into touch with their customers and with their own Hyper-V virtualization technology they frankly had no choice….
read moreI’ve been running Windows Server 2008 as my main OS for my laptop or a while now and I’m still very happy with it….
read moreA long time ago I submitted my photoblog site to Coolphotoblogs and subsequently forgot about it. Today I got an email telling me that the site had been approved for listing. Very cool, and I’m anxious to see what kind of rating the site gets. Please check out Opticalpork and …
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The Habari team has just released version 0.4, which incorporates over 230 code changes and quite a few very nice improvements since the last release. For more details, check out the release notes and commit log.
Hopefully this is the last Developer Review release, before Habari enters official beta status.