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Adaptive Planning Evault View All Topics View All Members View All Companies Toolbox for IT Topics UNIX Applications  Database (8) Groups UNIX Security A forum where peers share technical expertise, solve problems, and discuss issues related to the security of UNIX operating systems, including intrusion detection, authentication, and UNIX virus protection. UNIX Vendor Selection This group is for discussing topics related to the UNIX evaluation process, including identifying and negotiating with vendors, comparing products, and performing ROI calculations. UNIX - General Discussions The UNIX Admin group is a forum where peers share technical expertise, solve problems, and discuss issues related to UNIX operating systems, software and system administration. More Groups Industry Articles WINE: The Open Source Way to Run Windows Applications How can you have the best of both Linux and Microsoft worlds? Dual booting is an option, but having to boot from Linux to Windows and back simply to run a single program seems counterintuitive at best. Luckily, there are other options. The Open Road: Your Very Own Weblog Sometimes it seems like everyone in the world has a Weblog -- except for you. If you thought it was too hard to set up your own Weblog, you may be pleasantly surprised at how easy it can be. In this article, the author looks at phpWebLog, one of many pre-made Weblogs that you could choose to set up Energizing Grid Computing Distributed-style computing is a hot topic in the industry right now. David HM Spector introduces the Powerllel system for porting applications to grid computing on Linux. The Five Deadly Sins of Unused Software Companies spend too much money on software to see it turn into "shelfware." Here are five ways to make sure that you use all the software you buy - and that you don't buy what you can't use. Solid Mac OS X Apps Highlight a New Year and a New Approach Now that Mac OS X presents us with a new OS from the kernel to the graphics stack, an app can differentiate itself by taking advantage of these features. In this article, you'll see some of the applications that distinguish themselves in some way that shows they "get it." Review: sqlDESKTOP This article reviews sqlDESKTOP, a program that is to your computer desktop what a good filing system is to your physical office. CRiSP Review If you haven't found the right editor to fit your needs, then maybe CRiSP is the right tool for you. Interview: Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen Muses on competing with and beating Microsoft, open-source, and Apple. Office 2003 vs. OpenOffice.Org In recent years, open-source alternatives to Office have matured to the point where IT managers are beginning to investigate the viability of moving from the Microsoft Corp. suite to a license-free alternative. In this article, see a user-based comparison between the OpenOffice.org project's OpenOff Tool of the Month: gLabels This article introduces gLabels, a program that allows you to create your own business cards, mailing labels, CD/DVD labels, and so forth in Linux and *BSD. More Industry Articles Get Cutting-Edge Research Receive the latest UNIX white papers in your inbox Related Content Additional Content Thoughts on Mobile Applications Understanding the BI Applications landscape Share your Knowledge Why should anyone have to reinvent the wheel? Help solve common workplace challenges by sharing your expertise and knowledge across the community. 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