Red Hat, Inc.

Mission Critical Linux, LLC

Brian M Stevens

Havoc Pennington

Owen Taylor

David Hugh Malcolm

Seth Aaron Nickell

Maureen E Strode

Alexander Tobias Larsson

John Ross Dennis

Jonathan Richard Blandford

Mark Brian McLoughlin

Multiple applications may execute on a computing device and the computing system may monitor the multiple applications, identify a set e applications generating sound and determine whether at least one sound related criterion is satisfied. If at least one sound related criterion is satisfied, the computing system displays sound indicators for the set of applications generating sound.

Desktop sound source discovery

A computer system comprises a server. The server, in turn, comprises one or more master instances of an operating system (OS). The OS comprises a set of computer program files to operate a computer. The server also includes a version-managing program maintaining the one or more master operating systems. The computer system also includes a number of client computers each of which is configured to operate using one of the one or more master operating systems as read-only files.

System, method, and medium for configuring client computers to operate disconnected from a server computer while using a master instance of the operating system

The remote servicing of a secure computer system employs an intermediate network entity accessible to both a remote service provider and to an agent running on the secure computer system to be serviced. A service provider's computer runs a manager software module, while the system being serviced, or an agent on its behalf, runs an agent software module. An intermediary software module runs on the intermediate network entity. The mutually accessible intermediate network entity may be located outside firewalls protecting the system to be serviced or inside such firewalls though with the firewalls configured to allow selected access. Access to the intermediate network entity is limited by secure access protocols. After authentication, the manager submits to the intermediary one or more directives to be executed by the agent. The intermediary then sends the directives to the agent over a secure connection to the agent. The agent then executes the directive(s) upon receipt and sends the response to the intermediary via the secure connection. The manager is then capable of accessing the results via the intermediary.

Secure remote servicing of a computer system over a computer network

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