http://ubuntuforums.org – right now world+dog in the linux planet use the usual LAMP package for their web appliance, no problem. what is not so clear is what is going to happen with MySQL, this kind of is anti oracle so what are they going to do that open source will not like? I know I can use another database so its not the end of the world but what is the prospects for the old LAMP setup :guitar: (Hardware)

http://serverfault.com – I have a linux server (Debian squeeze) set up. It's primary focus is to run LAMP. I also use it for stuff like mumble (voice chat) and minecraft servers. In the beginning everything was running fine. Then things started to happen. Stuff like java failing to run without headerless mode, and completely losing the ability to resolve hostnames. (HowTos)

http://serverfault.com – We're on a university campus, and each building has it's own local network connecting directly to the main server room. In our building, we're currently working on a large multimedia project. Some people are working in Photoshop, others in Final Cut Pro / Adobe After Effects. (HowTos)

http://serverfault.com – I'm not entirely sure whether or not this is actually possible, but essentially I'm looking for advice on how to go about doing the following: I run a server monitoring service and at the minute this operates on a push mechanism - each server runs a cronjob every minute or so that posts relevant data to our API server which then processes the data. What I'm looking at moving towards is a small s (HowTos)

http://www.itwire.com – Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: EntertainmentOne of the biggest gripes you hear from video projector owners is the cost and frequency of lamp replacement. BenQ's answer is to do away with the lamp completely. (IT news)