Puppy: an easy, fast and triumphed breed of Linux stack

Sounding a bit sneer but more a lovable, highly watchful though reckless and that unshackle from the proprietary cage to freedom, the puppy linux an extremely friendly companion of the newbies to the world of open source. Noted for its small size of 100 MB, the little puppy is live and fast even in old PC’s and demands only a minimum system requirements. 

Very vibrant in booting with a time of few seconds puppy is well known for 'Live' booting from CDs, DVDs, USB flash drives, and other portable Medias. Puppy linux includes a wide range of applications: word processors, spreadsheets, internet browsers, games, image editors, many other utilities and extra software in the form of dotpets. These features have indeed propelled puppy to the heart of many linux loving novice group.

Here is Rohan Sunil RHCE, for ipsr linux chitchat with a video tuto on how to install and run puppy linux from a usb in windows.

Open source a viable alternative to traditional proprietary software

The dream of a fully open-source enterprise world is not as crazy as it sounds remarked Jim Whitehurst, CEO of Red Hat. It's already happening for Web startups. Plus, "the Amazons and Googles and Facebooks and Twitters are all running open source" he adds and by open source, he doesn't mean Red Hat. This is "broader than Red Hat," he says

When the global trend in the IT scenario emerges with Cloud computing, Service-centric architecture, Data privacy, IT security, Social platforms as a stack of business intelligence and prioritized user experience, the open-source is not viewed as a trend rather a potential enabler to all of these trends.

Jim Whitehurst, CEO of Red Hat to the press states “Now that Red Hat has become the first and only pure open-source company with a billion dollars in annual revenues, his goal is  the death (more or less) of proprietary software.”

He continues "We got to a billion dollars by convincing the world that open source is a viable alternative to traditional proprietary software," Whitehurst told Business Insider. "The next step is to make open source the default choice in this next generation of computing. That's what takes us from $1 billion to $5 billion and beyond."

When the global happening has set such a landmark, the hesitation in the choice of the technology that ought to rule the world and industry is baseless. So be prepared for the reality

Chiseled a saga of success in virtualization

He came in search of RHCVA. He took home a lot more. Mr. Adnen Hammadi from Tunisia had set foot in the capital city of Kerala with a dream of exploring the treasure trunk of virtualization .He, now certified as RHCVA has gained much more than quality knowledge. It is with legitimate pride we say that Mr. Aden holds a live set of memories about God's own country close to his heart..Known for its unique educational tourism, IPSR helped Adnen discover the beauty of Kerala, the hand loom, the Beaches and above all the zenith of virtualization in the well equipped labs of ipsr. It was indeed an enriching experience for the friendly five- Mr. Niceoh Pulikkan, Ms. Jojy Saramma John, Ms.Vishnu S and Ms. Sruthi Chandran - all RHCEs-to know what the 'virtual' world of RedHat has to offer. As the treasure is unearthed, more are welcome to know its elegance..!!!!!!

Here is what Adnen speaks of his experience at ipsr:

" It was a nice experience for me to attend the RHCVA course at IPSR.
I'm thankful our instructor Mr Mojan for giving us great guidance and support throughout the course. also, a special thank  goes to Mr Maurice and Mr Aneesh for their support during my staying in India.
Looking forward to complete my RHCA courses at IPSR
All the best IPSR's team !! "

The entire team of ipsr wish him a brilliant career ahead