Why build your own Linux server? It's a good question. The answer is simple: to save money. Instead of forking out for appliances such as the D-Link DFL-700, ...

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You don't need a high-power PC or specialized equipment to build a server; you can make one out of that old PC in your closet. Any computer with a Pentium 4 or later processor will do.

Repurpose an old PC with Linux as a print server for a platform-agnostic, cost-effective setup. CUPS allows your old PC hardware to act as a Linux print server to various platforms. Configure CUPS ...

Setting up a Linux server in the cloud generally involves selecting the OS and size of system you want and launching it. That plus a little time configuring how you’ll connect. It’s that quick.

We list the best Linux server distros, ... It acquired CoreOS in 2018 and soon Fedora CoreOS emerged as the purpose-build distro for container deployments.

Microsoft's second Windows Server 2016 test build, No. 16257, supports the Windows Subsystem for Linux plus several Linux distributions.

Back in 2016, when Microsoft announced that SQL Server would soon run on Linux, the news came as a major surprise to users and pundits alike. ... Build smarter. Scale faster.

My solution was to build a Skype server that provides 24/7 phone service with the minimum of hassle and fuss. By dumping your regular phone company and taking back control of your home phone wiring ...