Getting to Work with VirtualBox
Getting to Work with VirtualBox, gives you a practical introduction to VirtualBox, and how you can use this excellent soft ware to run several virtual machines inside a Windows/Linux host.

Learn to personalize your Vim editor with Vim 7.2
Vim users will learn about how basic modifications of font and color scheme can give their editor a personalized look. Readers will be able add their own menu to the menu bar as well as add icons that are full of functionality to the toolbar. They will also learn how to use the spell checker to follow a preferred language.

RTLinux (Real time linux)
RTlinux kernal compilation and installation

MySQL installation
MySQL installation procedure in linux

PHP installation
PHP step by step installation procedure in linux with apache integration

How to set password for GRUB
How to set password for GRUP to improve security of a linux machine Get more from http://www.lynuxstuff.com

Learn new methods by which you can enhance the performance of your web server with Packt's latest book
In this chapter you will be looking at the way a typical web server responds when put under an increasing amount of load from client requests, both when it has ModSecurity disabled and when it is enabled, and will then be able to compare the results takes a look at the performance of ModSecurity and what impact, if any, it has on the speed of your server and web application.

Providing Web mail access
In this Chapter learn how to set up web mail access using Squirrel Mail. This will give users an easy, out-of-office access to their e-mail.

Linux Kernel Virtual Machine improves build performance
KVM acts as the host for the guest operating systems that build the target software for the user. By switching from VMware build guests to Linux KVM guests, build times for each guest are reduced by as much as 50 percent. Learn how to set up the build server and create guests, customize build requests, and organize and access build results.

Avoid common errors in UNIX and Linux
This article explains UNIX and Linux errors and provides workarounds and resolutions to them that may crop up. Discover the most common errors in UNIX and Linux and how to avoid them. This is a very good Troubleshooting clinic tip sheet to keep handy.

First Steps in Scripting the Vim editor
Learn how to create and deploy new user defined functions in the Vimscript language.

Build virtual appliances using the OVF Toolkit
See how the toolkit for Open Virtualization Format standard (OVF), an open, secure, portable, efficient, and extensible format can help you package and distribute the software you want to run on virtual machines.

Linux based Solar-powered networking anywhere
Less than 25 percent of the world's total population has access to the Internet. In many parts of the world, computers are scarce, and connectivity is even rarer. Indeed. SolarNetOne is novel initiative to span the divide. Learn how SolarNetOne can deploy a turnkey Internet hotspot conditioned, renewable power; computers; WiFi; and an uplink anywhere the sun shines with Linux and open source technologies.

The Plasma desktop shell of KDE 4
KDE, the K Desktop Environment, is a free software project based on a desktop environment for UNIX-like systems. Learn how to build small but extremely useful applets for Plasma -- the new shell for the K Desktop Environment -- starting with a handy memory monitor applet.

Time lapsed walk-thru on how to install Ubuntu Desktop v8.10
Video walk-thru on how to install Ubuntu Desktop v8.10. Ubuntu is a community developed, Linux-based operating system that is used for laptops, desktops and servers. The Ubuntu O.S. is completely free to download and comes with many free applications pre-installed. The essential pre-installed applications allow you to surf the web, instant message, read email, create documents, spreadsheets and presentations, edit images and much more. Additionaly, there are thousands of software packages in the Ubuntu catalogue, all available to download and install at the click of a button.