Kyle’s newest TechTarget article is up: Data center consolidation, virtualization: Ultra-dense server deployments.

I have no idea what that means. Still, proud!

ETA: Also, this one: Lights out management: How to administer servers from the Bahamas. As far as I know, Kyle has never been to the Bahamas.

Check it out! The Polish Translation of Kyle’s book Linux Multimedia Hacks.

In Poland, Linux makes women swoon in ecstasy.

By the way, lately I have had articles in Hispanic, North Bay Biz, Pacific Sun, and the North Bay Bohemian. And today, I sold my piano, a huge weight off my back. Lots of good news!

ETA: Hey look! Peter Orner, my thesis adviser from SFSU, has been nominated for the Los Angeles Book Prize for his novel The Second Coming of Mavala Shikongo. Neato.

Check out Kyle’s new column at TechTarget! If you are a computer geek or simply tech-inclined, you will enjoy this column.

My husband Kyle Rankin’s fourth book Ubuntu Hacks is out. He co-wrote it with several other people, including his boss Bill Childers.

Ubuntu is a distribution of Linux. According to Wikipedia, a rough translation of the African word Ubuntu means “humanity towards others,” or “I am because we are.” The Ubuntu distribtution wants to bring “the spirit of Ubuntu to the software world.” I’m just glad it’s not Windows XP.

Coming soon to a bookstore near you.

Update: Ubuntu Hacks got 9 out of 10 points on Slashdot!

Update: Ubuntu Hacks is now the number 1 top seller for Computer and Internet books on Amazon!