Vendors recommending Red Hat Linux often specify a minimum server hardware requirement. Squid, for example, recommends a ratio for the hardware requirements: 32MB of Ram for each gigabyte of disk ...

The next big thing you’ll have to worry about is what programs to run on the server. There is a huge amount of free and open-source software you can host yourself, but finding it can be tricky.

If all you need is file and printer services, Windows Server 2003 (Small Business Server or Standard Edition) starting at $500 per server, not to mention the fairly hefty hardware requirements, is not ...

We don’t often cover server hacks – the typical servers we see in hacker online spaces are full of Raspberry Pi boards, and it’s refreshing to see actual server hardware get a new lease on life.

What the Destination Linux Network proposes is a web interface where users can sign up as volunteers for testing, and submit the hardware they’re able to test with.

Linux servers offer all the flexibility and power you’ll ever need. In this roundup we’ll look at some of the best general-purpose Linux servers for your small business. All of the Linux small ...

SUSE is betting that the enterprise is ready to run Linux on ARM servers. ... With this service, partners can easily build packages against real 64-bit ARM hardware and the SLES 12 binaries.

That means more and more customers are asking IBM, HP and Dell, the big three server hardware vendors, for Linux on their hardware. Specifically, IDC found that "Linux server demand was positively ...

Building your own Linux print server can be a fun and cheap way to repurpose old hardware into something useful.