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Why Nokia and Linux Failed, So Far...

Before you judge me by the article title, please read carefully. I have a very important message, and it has everything to do with the commercial and public image success of Nokia, and Linux. We will begin with the former. To wit, here’s a brief introduction.

Why Torvalds loves the Chromebook Pixel: It's all about the display

  • ZDNet | Linux And Open Source Blog RSS (Posted by bob on Apr 1, 2013 7:59 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Linux; Story Type: News Story
The Google Chromebook Pixel's most well-known fan is Linux's Linus Torvalds. In recent Google+ posts, Torvalds explains exactly what he loves the most about the Pixel: Its remarkable display.

Mir, ARM & Valve Excite Linux Users This Month

This month on Phoronix at the time of publishing there were 242 original news articles and 11 multi-page featured articles. The number of news postings and articles is down from February when there was FOSDEM plus advertising campaigns on the site were more lucrative... Phoronix.com is almost entirely ad-driven so please view this site without AdBlock or other cruft. And/or please consider subscribing to Phoronix Premium for ad-free viewing as well as viewing multi-page articles on a single-page.

Pardus 2013 Screenshot Tour

  • Screenshot Directory (Posted by lqsh on Apr 1, 2013 12:33 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Linux
Pardus 2013 Corporate is released and available in four flavors. GNOME (x86, amd64) and KDE (x86, amd64). Currently the distribution is only available in Turkish, but this situation will change in the future. Pardus 2013 has many new features inside out. First and most important, Pardus is now based on Debian 'Wheezy' and built using tools provided by the debian-live project. Other features include but not limited to: installable live images for peaceful exploration; integrated and simplified installer for easy installation; Firefox 17esr and Thunderbird 17esr for stable internet experience; complete multimedia tools for hassle-free multimedia experience.

Red Hat's fourth-quarter sales dropped

Despite the growth of Linux adoption in enterprise and business use, Red Hat, the large company that sells Linux operating-system software fell after reporting fiscal fourth-quarter sales that missed estimates as some customers stopped purchasing, due to the current global economic situation.

YUM vs. APT: Which is Best?

  • Linux Advocates; By Dietrich Schmitz (Posted by Dietrich on Mar 31, 2013 8:39 PM EDT)
  • Groups: Community
It's a hotly contested subject. Which is best? YUM or APT? Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz details the differences and gives his pick. Read on.

New features in Cairo-Dock 3.2

  • The H Open (Posted by bob on Mar 31, 2013 7:41 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
The latest version of Cairo-Dock includes many minor enhancements, as well as new applets and plugins. Cairo-Dock equips desktop environments with an additional panel and can also replace existing desktop panels

Half-Life 4 confirmed to be coming via the SteamDB!

  • GamingOnLinux.com; By Liam Dawe (Posted by liamdawe on Mar 31, 2013 6:41 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Games
That's right, you heard it here first folks, Half-Life 4 has been added to the SteamDB! It includes hints of others things too.

Those Polkit/PolicyKit XML files a pain to view? Polkit Explorer now avaiable...

Polkit/Policykit is what determines what permissions users have to perform certain operations on a Linux system.

Debian: A SpeedBump on the Road to Innovation

  • Linux Advocates; By Dietrich Schmitz (Posted by Dietrich on Mar 31, 2013 3:27 PM EDT)
  • Groups: Debian
Linux Advocate Dietrich Schmitz takes aim at Debian, a large body of pragmatic political pomposity resulting only in a speedbump to innovation.

How to change directory and transfer files to USB with the command line

  • Linux and Life (Posted by annamese on Mar 31, 2013 2:22 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
You will sometimes need to use the command line to access the USB and transfer files from or to it. This usually happens when something wrong happens to X or when you try to install everything from scratches like with Arch Linux.

Securing a Linux Web Server

  • LinuxSecurity.com (Posted by bob on Mar 31, 2013 1:24 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux
With the significant prevalence of Linux web servers globally, security is often touted as a strength of the platform for such a purpose. However, a Linux based web server is only as secure as its configuration and very often many are quite vulnerable to compromise. While specific configurations vary wildly due to environments or specific use, there are various general steps that can be taken to insure basic security considerations are in place.

Bodhi Linux 2.3.0 Released

After almost exactly three months since our Bodhi 2.2.0 release the Bodhi team and I are happy to announce the next update release for our 2.x.y series - Bodhi Linux 2.3.0.

DragonFlyBSD 3.4 Coming Soon, Focuses On DPorts

The DragonFlyBSD 3.4 release is anticipated for release in mid-April and one of the features to this next BSD operating system update is the formation of DPorts, a derivative of the FreeBSD ports collection. DPorts is DragonFly's derivative of FreeBSD Ports and will ultimately replace pkgsrc and the other pkg_* tools on the operating system. These older tools also reached an end-of-life state on FreeBSD.

High reliability embedded database targets Android devices

ITTIA is now supporting Android-based embedded systems and devices with its lightweight embedded database. ITTIA DB SQL for Android is said to provide advanced data management capabilities, including transactions, scalable indexing, shared access, and runtime SQL queries. ITTIA is now supporting Android-based embedded systems and devices with its lightweight embedded database. ITTIA DB SQL for Android is said to provide advanced data management capabilities, including transactions, scalable indexing, shared access, and runtime SQL queries.

Urban activists hack their way toward open government

OAKLAND, CA—Four years ago, Code For America (CFA) was founded with the mission to "help governments work better for everyone with the people and the power of the Web." Within two years, the San Francisco-based nonprofit set up a fellowship program, inviting American cities to receive a team of three young motivated developers, activists, and policy planners. The Washington Post's description captured what everyone was already thinking: CFA is the “technology world’s equivalent of the Peace Corps or Teach for America.”

Kali Linux ISO: Build a custom KDE image

  • LinuxBSDos; By finid (Posted by finid on Mar 31, 2013 3:37 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
However, Kali Linux’s build system makes it relatively easy to roll your own (custom) installation image using other well-known desktop environments, like KDE, MATE, LXDE, and Xfce. This article shows how to build a custom installation image built around KDE.

Nautilus Tips and Tweaks,openSUSE 12.3, GNOME 3.6

Nautilus has undergone massive changes in recent versions and it is going to be a challenge figuring out a few things. The following long winded article would be useful in figuring out various "Hidden" functionalities of Nautilus. But before doing anything, do Configure Community Repositories openSUSE 12.3

LinuxCertified Announces its next Linux Fundamentals Course

This two-day introduction to Linux broadens attendees horizons with a detailed overview of the operating system. Attendees learn how to effectively use a Linux system as a valuable tool. They get familiar with the architecture and various components of the operating system, learn both graphical and command line tools, and learn to do basic networking. This class is scheduled for April 13th - 14th, 2013 .

Why Wayland & Weston Were Forked

Last week, Wayland/Weston was forked by a long-time contributor, Scott Moreau. The fork of the Wayland/Weston display server ended up becoming known as Northfield/Norwood, following disagreements within the Wayland development camp. Scott Moreau was ultimately banned from the Wayland mailing list and IRC channel, so he's written an exclusive, independent article for Phoronix to explain his actions and why he felt a fork of the Wayland display server protocol and the reference Weston compositor were necessary.

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