Rugged. Reliable. Wireless. With super-long battery life, integrated wireless LAN and optional wireless WAN, GPS capabilities and more, the ruggedized Panasonic Toughbook® allows you to stay connected from anywhere. And Panasonic protects all Toughbook products with not only an unmatched 3-year limited warranty but also a 24-hour technical support hotline.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS CPU Intel x86 compatible Intel, AMD and VIA at 366MHz and up Storage Minimum 512 MB (SATA/IDE/SSD) hard disk space required Optional external storage device to support installation / recovery Memory Minimum 128 MB RAM required

Disasters happen to the best of computers. Luckily, open source apps like SystemRescueCD, dd, Partedmagic, BackTrack, Security Tools Distribution, Helix, and TestDisk can help recover important data and bring dead systems back to life.

TinyMe is an effort to create a very small remaster of PCLinuxOS. We do this for those of you who have old computers, like to mess around with small/fast systems, or want to program for a lightweight environment. TinyMe is comparable to distributions like Puppy1), AntiX, and DSL. If you like small distributions and you like PCLinuxOS, you'll probably like TinyMe.

Linux kernel webcams Driver GSPCA / SPCA5xx

This software application allows you to use your Nintendo Wii remote to create a very low-cost interactive whiteboard system or tablet display. It uses the infrared(IR) camera built into the tip of each Wii remote to track the location IR light pens.

The goal of the WNDW project is to help everyone get the resources they need to build wireless networks that solve real communication problems. Help us meet our goal by spreading the word and sharing your own network stories! Creative Commons License

his nifty boot floppy makes it easy to boot your computer from various devices, and is especially good for booting from a CD in machines with older (or flaky) BIOS.

Oggi nell'era del consumismo siamo abituati a "Consumare" e si è sempre più persa l'abitudine e la capacità di “manutenere”, “Aggiustare” o di “Costruire”. Troppo spesso quando in casa si rompe qualcosa siamo abituati a sentirci dire "Ripararlo costa troppo, conviene buttarlo e comprarlo nuovo", quindi magari quando basterebbe la sostituzione di pochi ricambi e l’utilizzo di pochi attrezzi di uso comune per far funzionare l’elettrodomestico rotto ci troviamo invece costretti a sostituire tutto l’apparecchio. Ma come fare allora? Una alternativa c’è, per chi nel tempo libero ha l’hobby del far da se: “armarsi di un po’ di pazienza e provare a riparare”.

Interview: Michael Meeuwisse January 15, 2008 - 2:02am Submitted by Jeremy on January 15, 2008 - 2:02am. Interviews Michael Meeuwisse started Project VGA in September of 2007. The project aims to develop a simple, low budget, open source, VGA compatible video card available this year. Michael is also a member of the Open Graphic's Project, but started Project VGA in order to get something affordable on the market as soon as possible.