Set up Quota Limits per User on CUPS Print Server
Linux and Unix use CUPS as a print server. CUPS cannot set individual quotas directly, but allow/deny rules for users and groups can provide similar behavior.
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Linux and Unix use CUPS as a print server. CUPS cannot set individual quotas directly, but allow/deny rules for users and groups can provide similar behavior.
Daemons normally run as background processes and can be started with service commands or init scripts. Core dumps help debug programs and investigate errors.
Google Chrome OS is Linux-based, with a different interface and faster operation. Its opportunity to compete with Windows may be on netbooks.
There are several ways to install iPod touch and iPhone apps without iTunes. This article explains installation over the Internet on a jailbroken device with Cydia.
On the 25th of last month, KVM released LVM Release 87, focusing on qemu performance, improved live migration, and configurable qcow2 cluster sizes.
Yellow Dog Linux is familiar to many Linux enthusiasts. Like CentOS, it is a Red Hat clone, but is based only on PowerPC and Cell architectures.
HTC recently introduced HTC Hero, an Android platform phone. It supports Flash, which iPhone and iPod touch do not yet support. Another appealing feature is pinch-to-zoom…
Linksys has released a new Linux-based wireless router supporting 802.11n, following the success of the WRT54GL, which can run firmware with additional features…
Firefox 3.5 RC2 is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, following Firefox 3.5 beta 4 in April, with the final release expected this month.