The Hindu has a nice feature on the Indian open standards policy. The
examples cited in this article are very relevant.
Venky
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A radical shift in e-governance
On November 12, in a very progressive and sound move, the Union Ministry of
Communication and Information Technology notified the
Dear Friends,
This is Arulalan.T from Tamil Nadu who is the founder of Kanchi Linux User
Group [1] and sending ODOC via sms through out the Nation.
And mentoring for ODOA mail and [Tip] mails from kanchilug to all lugs in
India.
Greetings.!.
Now I came to IIT Delhi today to attend an interview
On a slightly unrelated note, you may want to work on data in legacy
encodings.
Like the voter's database, which is bilingual (en local language),
with most probably, the local language in the dated ISCII
encoding. (At least, that is the case in Kerala).
It ought to be a slightly non-trivial
On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 4:48 PM, Arulalan T arulal...@gmail.com wrote:
Can anybody give me suggestion to approach this problem. Also I am finding
friends who is staying in delhi to solve this.
You can try getting a room in Jia Sarai just outside the IIT campus. Many
students taking coachings
On 11/29/2010 11:13 AM, Sirtaj Singh Kang wrote:
I am configuring a Xen host with 4-5 guest VMs and have a question about
allocation of memory for buffer and cache. As I understand it, all guest
disk IO is routed through dom0 first. Does this mean that dom0
buffer/cache is used for guest I/O as
On Wednesday, December 01, 2010, Karanbir Singh wrote:
[snip]
However, if its blockdev - domU (eg. a logical vol, or a physical disk
) you wont get any filesystem level caching on the host, but there might
still be an opportunity to run with seriously high device buffers ( if
you so desire and
