Yes. TonidoPlug can help you to save hundreds of dollars in electricity costs. In fact, it pays for itself in approximately 9 months.
TonidoPlug is based on Marvell’s 1.2 Ghz Sheeva processor (ARM Architecture) which consumes typically 1/20 of your average desktop power consumption. TonidoPlug consumes power anywhere between 3.1 watts (Min) to 7 watts [...]
By tuxan | September 2, 2009
TonidoPlug can act as NAS device.
When an external USB harddisk is connected to TonidoPlug, it automatically mounts the USB HDD and makes it available for other computers on the network. So for example, to connect to this share from windows, open an explorer window and type \\<TonidoPlug IP>\MediaDisk and you get full access to [...]
Another first for Tonido!
Tonido is featured in August issue of Linux Magazine. Check out http://www.linux-magazine.com/issues/2009/105/cloud_9.
Thanks Dmitri Popov for your balanced and thorough review.
Posted in Marketing, Tonido | Also tagged Tonido |
Sometimes when you check out shell and perl scripts from subversion to run automated tests it will be handy if you can set the executable permission permanently in the subversion repository. The following code snippet will do that for you. Just change the filename to your script name.
svn propset svn:executable ON filename
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Linux/Mac |
By tuxan | March 31, 2009
Introduction
I have multiple Linux machines at my home. Previously, when I needed SSH access to these machines I used to setup port forwarding on my router to each of these machines. It was a tedious process of enabling port forwarding and then disabling it after use. It was also difficult to remember port number forwarded [...]
By tuxan | February 16, 2009
DNS
DNS or Domain Name lookup Service provides the mapping between internet addresses such as 22.43.68.133 to a human readable (and memorable) address (known as URL) such as www.apple.com. Without a DNS service it will be difficult for us to remember all the internet server addresses that we use daily. These address mappings will be hosted [...]
By Madhan | September 11, 2008
Our small team has a wide ranging set of skill levels in Linux. Sometimes, it is particularly illuminating to see how something is setup. Particularly, we want the equivalent of a bunch of people huddled in front of a monitor while one person types.
Surprisingly, this can be accomplished quite easily in Linux.
Actually, this is one [...]
Posted in Linux/Mac | Also tagged keyboard |
