Well, Debian turned 14 on the 16th of August.
That takes some thinking about. Although the number of Linux users has increased greatly in the past few years, it’s easy to forget how old the technology actually is (in relative terms). The Linux kernel we so love was Linus Torvald’s brainchild and has it’s own birthday [...]
Ruby on Rails is becoming more and more popular and whilst it remain a very powerful tool in any web developer’s arsenal it is still a young framework.
Rails v 2.0 will be a milestone release not only due to a great many enhancements but due to a change in the default behaviour of the [...]
The VPS Revolution: Getting The Most Host for Your Money
Aug 13
Posted by Tres Wong-Godfrey as Virtual Private Servers
I’m Tres Wong-Godfrey, one of the SysOps guys here at Spry. Over the next few weeks I’ll be writing about VPS hosting and why — no matter how big your business gets — it is an excellent choice for business hosting. In this first look at VPS hosting I’ll take a look at how [...]
A quick update for everyone. Fedora 7 (apparently they have removed core from the name) and Ubuntu 7 (Feisty Fawn) are now available for installation on VPSLink. We will be adding a page to the Wiki in the next few days with more details on what is changing in our OS templates.
VPSLink updates OS templates
May 31
Posted by Cameron Jones as CentOS, Debian, Fedora, LAMP, VPSLink
It’s been a long time in the coming but VPSLink has released new OS templates! Below you will find a list of the new available templates:
● centos-5-i386-LAMP
● centos-5-i386-default
● debian-3.1-i386-LAMP
● debian-4.0-i386-LAMP
● debian-4.0-i386-default
● fedora-core-6-i386-LAMP
● fedora-core-6-i386-default
We’re still working on Ubuntu and will update the community as soon we have a hard ETA.
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