Filtered Index

Tips on how to create Thumbnails using ImageMagick & OpenOffice.

Since system software often needs to interact closely with the underlying operating system, Linux system software products may contain kernel modules as well as user-space libraries and executables. It is particularly important that these kernel modules be reliable and robust: unlike user-space binaries, kernel modules can compromise operating system stability.

The concerns discussed in this paper apply regardless of the Linux distributions an ISV wishes to support. However, suggested solutions may be distribution-specific. This document endeavors to highlight the basic issues, briefly describe various approaches, and provide direction for ISVs targeting SUSE Linux platforms.

This document is intended for developers of kernel-space software products for SUSE Linux Code 10-based operating systems (SUSE Linux 10.x, SUSE Linux Enterprise).

The article helps developers to determine whether VC++ runtime sp2 distribution version is installed in their system or not. The same can be used to determine any other VC++ runtime distribution version.

This article by Raghuveer Talekar provides an easy way to programmatically determine the architecture type of an application installed using installed binary/library.

Here's a Sentinel query that gets information from WSUS, shared by Osiris Toquero.

This utility helps developers to convert their project specific Windows makefile to DSW Microsoft workspace and DSP file.