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Canonical demos LibreOffice on Ubuntu for Android
Richard Collins from Canonical Ltd demonstrated a few days ago how easy is to open, edit and resume a LibreOffice document using Ubuntu for Android on an Android smartphone.
Fedora 18 To Get User Mode Migration, Xfce 4.10
While Ubuntu developers were listening to Mark Shuttleworth talk about Ubuntu 12.10, also happening at the same time was a Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee meeting within the Fedora / Red Hat world. A new set of features were approved today for the Spherical Cow.
Download Linux Kernel 3.4 Release Candidate 6
Linus Torvalds announced yesterday afternoon, May 6th, that the sixth Release Candidate of the upcoming Linux 3.4 kernel is available for download and testing.
How To Set Up Apache2 With mod_fcgid And PHP5 On Ubuntu 11.10
This tutorial describes how you can install Apache2 with mod_fcgid and PHP5 on Ubuntu 11.10. mod_fcgid is a compatible alternative to the older mod_fastcgi. It lets you execute PHP scripts with the permissions of their owners instead of the Apache user.
UFO: Alien Invasion 2.4 Released For Linux
UFO: Alien Invasion is a free and open source strategy game featuring turn-based tactical combat against hostile alien forces (human or computer controlled) which are infiltrating earth at this very moment. The game is heavily influenced by the X-COM series (mostly by UFO: Enemy Unknown).
Who's Afraid of a Big, Bad Hacking Story?
It's been a cheerily good spring for FOSS fans here in the Linux blogosphere, so we may perhaps be forgiven for our utter shock and disbelief at the affront recently committed against us by a certain brick-and-mortar purveyor of books and magazines. Barnes & Noble yanked the very excellent Linux Format magazine from its U.S. shelves -- apparently because of a cover story on the topic of "hacking."
Build Your Business Around LibreOffice, LibreOffice Certification Program Announced
TDF Certification is an opportunity for sponsors, TDF members and third parties, to build a business around LibreOffice, to help companies of any kind and size to get the most out of LibreOffice.
Ubuntu Developer Summit is streaming now
The Ubuntu Developer Summit - UDS-Q - comes to Oakland, Ca, this week.
Resolving grsec + grub update problems – How to for Debian Squeeze
This is just a short post on how to prevent update-grub2 from being killed when using a grsec kernel.
Ubuntu 12.04 LTS ARMv7 Linux Performance Gains
Earlier in the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin" development cycle I noted some performance improvements happening on the ARM side, particularly for Texas Instruments OMAP4. Namely, Ubuntu 12.04 was ARMing up for better performance with ARM hard-float support and the performance becoming more compelling for the PandaBoard ES hardware with proper cpufreq support. In this article is a comparison of the Ubuntu 11.10 and Ubuntu 12.04 ARM performance.
Friday Fun and Failures: This Week's Experiments
A Slackware user's week of experimentation with Xfce 4.10 and Gimp 2.8, upgrading the kernel, and fixes regarding gtkmm compatibility.
Geary | A Lightweight Email Client For Gnome Desktop
Yorba software group announced the new lightweight email client for Gnome desktop called “Geary”. It comes with a simple and organized user interface to ease the way you browse/read your emails. Also it’s written in Vala programing language.
Puppy Linux 5.3.3 Slacko Uses Linux Kernel 3.1.10
Barry Kauler announced a couple of days ago, May 5th, the immediate availability for download of the Puppy "Slacko" 5.3.3 Linux distribution, based on the Slackware Linux 13.37 operating system.
Interview with Salih Emin of Utappia
Linux ecosystem consists of so many people doing a great job, and it is only natural for someone not to know everyone out there. Many worthy developers are unknown to the majority of users and sometimes their magnificent projects are unused, or underused due to low publicity. Salih Emin is one of those, and his projects are simply very useful especially for the millions of Ubuntu users, so we decided to do this interview and have him explain everything. Enjoy!
Linux 3.4-rc6: The Final Linux 3.4 Kernel Is In Sight
Linus Torvalds released the Linux 3.4-rc6 kernel on Sunday and signalled that the final release of the Linux 3.4 kernel is in sight...
Catalyst scales Lamp and Drupal to meet enterprise demands
Originally we would use Squid for this caching tier, however for recent deployments we have used Varnish instead, as we find it is far more flexible.
LLVM's Clang 3.1 Compiler Betters C11, C++11
There's only about one week left until LLVM 3.1 will be released and with that will come the 3.1 release of the Clang C/C++ compiler. While we have previously looked at some of the LLVM 3.1 changes, here's a quick look at some of the Clang-specific compiler C11/C++11 improvements...
Akademy Community Keynote: AgustÃn Benito Bethencourt (toscalix)
Agustín Benito Bethencourt (aka "toscalix") recently joined the KDE e.V. Board of Directors. He will be presenting the KDE Community Keynote at Akademy 2012 in Tallinn.
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XCP in Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS:
Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS now includes support for the Xen Hypervisor (version 4.1.2), Xen Cloud Platform (XCP) packages and XCP OpenStack plug-ins
Electronic Arts talks at Ubuntu Developer Summit
In this phenomenal times for Linux Gaming there are even more great things to come for Linux soon. As some of you know, Ubuntu Developer Summit is going to take place in California on 7–11 May this year.
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