http://unix.stackexchange.com – I installed the webdings font in my computer, and it works well with LibreOffice. But when I use the webdings font in a local html page : it doesn't work, the following unicode character is diplayed instead of the wanted character . But if I export my local web page to PDF (with the wkhtmltopdf tool) I get the wanted character in the PDF. So I don't understand why it doesn't work on my local web (HowTos)

http://forums.cpanel.net – Hello everyone. I'm new here so I'd like to introduce myself :) I am not a professional webmaster, but I like to create my own websites so I can have control over my system (please don't laugh). As I don't have much income, the only way to have websites is being a DIY. I have about 10 websites, most of them free hostings built with WYSIWYG and html. (HowTos)

http://serverfault.com – Here is my setting in tommcat conf/server.xml The result is it can compress text/html but not for javascript and css. My rent this is amazon cloud server. I log onto this server and make the change restart the server no luck. Any idea? (HowTos)

http://news.softpedia.com – Calibre is one of the best eBook management software available right now, but its strength lies in the abundance of plugins available for it. This week we’ll take a look at an interesting plugin called “Ex Libris.” According to the developer, this plugin allows uses to insert an ex libris into your eBooks in EPUB format. Ex Libris plugin can handle single or Multiple EPUB selec (General)

http://www.thevarguy.com – Canonical has suffered more than a little flack over the years for what some critics call a lack of openness in Ubuntu development. But if one agrees with Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth, the truly closed platforms are Ubuntu’s competitors, especially Red Hat. At least, that’s what Shuttleworth had to say recently on his blog. (IT news)