What on earth is Dracut? By Marco Fioretti published 5 May 12 TechRadar Pro Explained Dracut is a new system to generate, in the same way for all Gnu/Linux distributions, the special programs and files that make Linux boot.
BrowserID: what it is and why you should care By Marco Fioretti published 11 February 12 Explained BrowserID is a method, presented in July 2011, to use email addresses to prove an identity and sign in to a website quickly and safely.
OAuth: what you need to know By Marco Fioretti published 5 November 11 TechRadar Pro Explained OAuth is an authentication and authorisation protocol, originally developed for web applications, born inside Twitter in 2006. Here's what you need to know about it.
Best lightweight window managers for Linux By Marco Fioretti published 3 July 11 TechRadar Pro In Depth Lightweight alternatives to the command line
Best Linux file manager: 6 reviewed and rated By Marco Fioretti last updated 3 August 21 TechRadar Pro In Depth As hard drive sizes grow, our file collections are ever expanding. If yours is overwhelming, join Marco Fioretti as he looks at six programs that can help
The case for and against Creative Commons By Marco Fioretti published 1 March 09 The Creative Commons is full of potential for artists everywhere – so why is most of it untapped?
The future of data is geographically aware By Marco Fioretti published 16 November 08 How you can get involved with the geotagging revolution
What on Earth are FPGAs? By Marco Fioretti published 24 August 08 TechRadar Pro Updated Fiddling with apps, operating systems and even assembly language are old news...
