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Tiny SBC integrates biometrics, Linux

U.K.-based startup TriMetrix has announced a tiny single-board computer (SBC) designed for use in devices requiring biometric scanners, including time/attendence, access control, and POS (point-of-sales) equipment. The TMX1000 has a powerful ARM9 processor, and comes with an open-source software stack based on Linux 2.6.

The Perfect Desktop - Fedora 7

This tutorial shows how you can set up a Fedora 7 desktop that is a full-fledged replacement for a Windows desktop, i.e. that has all the software that people need to do the things they do on their Windows desktops. The advantages are clear: you get a secure system without DRM restrictions that works even on old hardware, and the best thing is: all software comes free of charge.

Data Analysis 2.0

  • Reg Developer; By Donna Burbank (Posted by dcparris on Jun 2, 2007 4:15 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
What happens to traditional data analysis in the world of the web?. The World Wide Web can be thought of as one very large database, with information distributed in loosely-connected nodes across a wide array of systems. Compare this to the historically structured world of the relational database management system (RDBMS), where data is neatly managed in tables and columns in a relatively closed environment.

Mandriva Linux Community Newsletter #126

Hi, guys. Here's the latest Mandriva newsletter.

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 HOW-TOs: 100 Essential Techniques

  • tech-unity.com; By James Pyles (Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Jun 2, 2007 11:10 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews; Groups: PHP

This book gets right to work. Don't expect Karlins' streamlined text to hold your hand if you don't know the ins and outs of Dreamweaver yet. It's not that kind of book. Think of this as Adobe's (Peachpit Press, really) version of an O'Reilly "Hacks" book. You've got 100 hot tips on hand to enable you to improve your Dreamweaver web design skill sets. That said, they aren't presented in a random fashion at all.

Eben Moglen: How to change the world

Professor Eben Moglen is a polished speaker, a true orator. It is a real treat to hear him speak, and if you ever get a chance to do so, I heartily recommend that you do. I learned last week that he communicates just as well in one-on-one sessions.

Linux Gazette #139 is out!

  • LinuxGazette.net; By Ben Okopnik (Posted by dave on Jun 2, 2007 9:15 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux
Linux Gazette...making Linux just a little more fun!

Linux Gazette is a volunteer-run monthly web magazine dedicated to two simple ideas: making Linux a little more fun, and sharing ideas and discoveries.

I got my Ubuntu pre-installed Dell E520N today!!

I voted with my wallet for pre-installed Linux from Dell. I think this is a good start for having alternatives to Windows for some average users.

Semantic Desktop and KDE 4: State and Plans of NEPOMUK-KDE

Liquidat has posted a nice overview of the technology known as NEPOMUK, a part of KDE 4. An excerpt reads: "Nepomuk-KDE is the basis for the semantic technologies we will see in KDE 4. Sebastian Trüg, the main developer behind Nepomuk-KDE, provided me with some up2date information about the current state and future plans".

FSF Releases "Last Call" Draft of GPLv3

This is an FSF press release that summarizes the changes in the final draft of the GPLv3.

Zenwalk 4.6 mini Linux boasts latest Xfce desktop

The Zenwalk project today released Zenwalk Linux 4.6 (code-named Red Pill). The lightweight distribution utilizes a cutting-edge 2.6.21.3 Linux kernel with KVM support, along with the relatively new Xfce 4.4.1 desktop environment.

PCLinuxOS Magazine June 2007 Issue 10 Released

It is my privilege to announce on behalf of the team members of the PCLinuxOS Magazine Project sponsored by MyPCLinuxOS.com, the June 2007 issue (#10)  is available for download!  Our previous issues can also be downloaded.

Some highlights include:

  1. KDE User Guide Part 3 & 4
  2. Linux Mint - A Review
  3. Top 10 Firefox Extensions
  4. Scroogle and Opera Integration
  5. Linux and the Masses
  6. As always, much more

Download June 2007 Issue 10

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Device profile: LearningSoft Indigo assessment system

LearningSoft has used customized Linux-based handheld devices in an "assessment system" aimed at helping classroom school teachers create, administer, and score tests. Aimed primarily at grades three through eight, the "Indigo Learning System" uses Aeronix's $99 Zipit chat device running a custom software stack.

Google: We like the web the way it is

“We feel very strongly about this being an industry effort and being a standard. We want this to be the one way that developers can add offline capabilities to their applications,” says Jeff Huger, Google’s VP of engineering, during the keynote for the company’s global Developer Day.

Linux book chapter: 'Multitasking in Ubuntu'

Another chapter of a new how-to book, Hacking Ubuntu: Serious Hacks, Mods and Customizations, has been published online at ExtremeTech.com. The chapter, entitled "Multitasking in Ubuntu," explains how to switch applications, tweak the workplace switcher, customize applications, use buffers, and track projects.

Signing, Encrypting, and Decrypting Atom

  • IBM/developerWorks; By Nicholas Chase (Posted by IdaAshley on Jun 2, 2007 12:16 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: IBM
Atom is a great format for relaying information, but what about security concerns? XML Digital Signatures and Encryption can ensure trusted, unaltered, secure data transfer. But how can you use them without destroying Atom structures? This article shows you how easily the digital signatures and encryption can mesh with Atom data using the Apache Abdera API.

Consultant uses OSS to build CaringBridge for the sick

Ten years ago, IT consultant Sona Mehring had a friend who was going through a difficult pregnancy. Mehring wanted to help in some way, so she created a Web site where her friend could post updates throughout the pregnancy and the subsequent premature birth of her child, and visitors could post messages of encouragement and love. It was an efficient way of communicating because it eliminated the need for multiple phone calls and email messages. The family was so impacted by the online support it had received through Mehring's Web site that it donated money to the hospital to provide an onsite computer and Internet access to other families experiencing life-threatening illness and disease. That inspired Mehring to found CaringBridge, a nonprofit company that provides free customizable Web sites built on open source software.

ATI Linux x86 Display Driver 8.37.6 Released

ATI has released version 8.37.6 of their Linux display driver. New features are AMD Catalyst Control Center version 1.0. This version of the Catalyst Control Center provides a 3D aspect page which allows for the adjustments to be made in 3D applications such as graphic-design applications, CAD applications, and games. Logging out of a session to the graphical login manager no longer crashes the Xserver.

Novell's So-So Q2 Results

The Microsoft "boost" seems to be wearing down, but the Linux company has become more efficient.

Access Control with ApacheDS and Acegi

Learn how to write an access control policy and store it in ApacheDS, and then configure Acegi to interact with the directory server for authentication and authorization purposes.

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