Feisty for the Family PART ONE.
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| If you where to sum up every article about the "ltimate"
| setup of a Linux server, one would be here for years to come.
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http://www.knightwise.com/content/view/300/9/
Related:
Multipurpose home server gains power, features
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| Quad Micro Works is prepping a second release of its Linux-based
| multipurpose home network, gateway, and server appliance. The new
| "Square One Personal Server" will integrate an 802.11g access point,
| along with a 4-port router and file, print, and Web servers.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2053358509.html
Compelling Linux server slithers into the open
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| Given the compact size of the Slug (it's smaller than most of
| the hard disk enclosures that plug into it), the low power
| consumption and the range of software available, it makes for
| a pretty compelling little Linux server, particularly for
| developers.
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http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2007/05/24/slug_linux_server/
Hardware Review: Bubba - The Linux-Based Mini Server
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| Microsoft would like you to think that their new Home Server products
| are something new; affordable devices that sit quietly in the corner
| of your home, providing network backup for your most important files,
| and streaming your media around your home. While Home Server is
| definitely a new approach for Microsoft, it's a niche that their
| nemesis Linux has been filling for some time. If Microsoft wanted
| a masterclass on how to craft their latest assault of consumers'
| homes, they should look to Excito and their Bubba Mini Server.
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http://blogcritics.org/archives/2007/05/21/213437.php
Server device deemed "best Linux-based product"
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| Bubba is a compact, fanless server appliance with an internal hard
| drive up to 500GB, a 200MHz ARM processor, and a fully customizable
| Debian Linux operating system.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6475002954.html
Compact, fanless home server runs Debian Linux
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| A small company in Sweden is shipping a low-power, ultra-quiet
| Linux file and print server based on Debian Linux. Excito's
| "Bubba" is based on a 200MHz ARM processor, and comes equipped
| with 80GB to 500GB drives plus a customizable OS featuring a
| handy torrent/http/ftp download manager.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS4105652894.html
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