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Transforming IT

  • Real User Monitoring; By Ron Miller (Posted by rsmiller on Feb 13, 2012 10:55 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial
IT is transforming from a top-down dictatorship to a service catalogue and it's not an easy transition, but if you saw how some perceive you as obstructionist, you might want to accelerate the change.

Bridge Linux 2012.1 Screenshot Tour

Bridge Linux 2012.1 has been released. Bridge Linux is an Arch Linux derivative that includes a GUI desktop (Xfce) and a few standard applications. Bridge Linux 2012.1 Screenshot Tour

The Kindle Fire After Two Months

  • My Linux Rig; By Steven Ovadia (Posted by steveov on Feb 13, 2012 5:47 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews
This is a review of the Kindle Fire, based upon using it extensively for two months. It's not a perfect device, but it's fantastic for its price. Plus, it's a way for Linux users to stream Netflix.

Codename Archimedes- The First release of Chakra KDE 2012-02-12 is here |With screenshots Tour

The first release of the KDE 4.8 series of Chakra has been released , codename Archimedes, Chakra GNU/Linux featuring Linux 3.2 and KDE 4.8. With this release KDE is updated to 4.8.0, kernel to Linux 3.2.2. A new theme, Ronak is introduced. Updated Qt, boost, subversion, phonon packages, libxcb stack to name a few of the newer base packages included. A switch to GRUB2 has been decided on, to be more compatible with any other Operating System.

Image Quality Comparison: Radeon Gallium3D vs. Catalyst

Coming up in the next few days will be benchmarks of Mesa 8.0 with Morphological Anti-Aliasing (a.k.a. MLAA) plus some other imaging-oriented work/announcements to come in the near future. With that said, this weekend prior to leaving for Munich I ran some tests of the Radeon Gallium3D and Catalyst drivers when comparing the image quality...

A More "Classic GNOME" Session Lands In Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin

The Indicator Applet port to GTK3 has finally landed in Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin. This, along with some changes to the GNOME Panel default settings, finally "fix" the Classic (fallback) GNOME session in Ubuntu 12.04:

Changing Apache Server Name To Whatever You Want With mod_security On Debian 6

  • HowtoForge; By Alireza Razavi Farmad (Posted by falko on Feb 13, 2012 1:58 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Debian
In this tutorial I want to focus on how to change the Apache server name to whatever you want, so you can give your own name or sentence to Apache server headers that are sent to whois programs or websites, for example you can type "YTS", "GWS" or "Microsoft-IIS/7.0" to misguide the hacker to guess which Linux OS or which version of Apache you are using.

LinuxMint Vs Ubuntu: A Growth Analysis

When Linux Mint fans trumpeted that it was the most downloaded Linux distro in recent years, the distro was throwing itself open to debate on the ways and mechanisms by which it became the most downloaded or most viewed distro on opensource platform watchdog-Distrowatch.

Fondle my slab, baby: Inside the tactile world of Apple-fan iDating

'There are more boys than girls, but it's not a problem' Even in the hearts of Apple fanbois, there's room to love another human being as well as machinery. But it's better if the human receiving that love also has an iPad, say those who are presumably experts in the matter.…

A First Look At The Ubuntu 12.04 Performance

While there's still two months left until Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin" will be officially released, here are the first benchmarks of this forthcoming long-term support release. Included are desktop and workstation benchmarks along with a look at the boot performance and power consumption. The Ubuntu 12.04 LTS releases are compared to earlier Ubuntu Linux releases going back to the 10.10 release.

The History of the Sugar User Interface

Much of the early development of Sugar took place in the MIT Media Lab. We began in the spring of 2006, in parallel with the work of the teams responsible for developing other aspects of the XO laptop’s software, including device drivers, power management, and security. One might ask how OLPC was able to create an entirely new learning platform from whole cloth, and do so with almost no investment in software engineering. The short answer is that they didn’t. OLPC solved the problem of how to develop the Sugar software with limited resources by attracting external resources—not creating them from scratch—while articulating clearly defined objectives. OLPC built upon decades of research into how to engineer software to promote learning and amplified OLPC’s staff resources by leveraging key partnerships within the Free Software movement.

Frugalware 1.6 Comes With Cinnamon and Firefox 10

  • Softpedia; By Marius Nestor (Posted by hanuca on Feb 13, 2012 9:22 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
Miklós Vajna proudly announced on February 12th, the immediate availability for download of the Frugalware 1.6 (Fermus) Linux operating system.

AV Linux 5.0.3 Screenshot Tour

  • MSEOC; By MSEOC (Posted by lqsh on Feb 13, 2012 8:25 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Debian, Linux
AV Linux 5.0.3 is released! AV Linux is a versatile, Debian-based distribution featuring a large collection of audio and video production software. Additionally, it also ships with a fine-tuned Liquorix kernel with many performance and tuning enhancements to maximise operating efficiency. AV Linux can be run directly from a live DVD or a live USB storage device, though it can also be installed on a hard disk and used as a general-purpose operating system for everyday tasks. AV Linux 5.0.3 Screenshot Tour

LXer Weekly Roundup for 12-Feb-2012



LXer Feature: 13-Feb-2012

Its been quite the week, Canonical pulls the funding for Kubuntu, Jared Smith steps down as the Fedora project leader and then Robyn Bergeron is named as his successor, unsung heroes of Linux, Is Linux still cool? Is is fractured? and Why The Linux Desktop Matters More Than Ever, This Time? All these questions and more in this week's Roundup. Enjoy!

How to make page numbering start on a certain page in OpenOffice.org or LibreOffice Writer

Say you write a novel. This is a lengthy document which has a title page, table of contents and some chapters. You want to make page numbering start from a certain page and not include first pages like front page and table of contents. How to achieve this?

FreeNAS to Ubuntu: Torrent Server

If you're coming from FreeNAS 7 to Ubuntu, you remember the very handy torrent server that was built in. Well we can exactly replicate that with Transmission's and its WebGUI. A torrent server provides you a great way to download torrents directly to your server. It also allows you to constantly seed torrents, even when your main computers are off. I use this to host copies of OS's (such as Ubuntu!) so other people can download them faster.

Special Q&A with Monty Widenius

As an intern with the Monty Program AB, Vangelis Katsikaros recently had an opportunity to ask the project founder and MariaDB creator, Michael Widenius (aka "Monty"), a variety of interesting questions. Vangelis generously offered to share that conversation exclusively with Linux.com readers. Here is the transcript from that interview.

10 Of The Best Gnome Shell Extensions

gnome-shell-logoEver since Gnome started the extensions site where developers can submit their extensions to the library, there have been a great number of useful extensions that appear in the list. With the new extension site, installation of extensions is simply a mouse click. Gone are the days where we still need to add a custom repository just to install an extension. Below are 10 of the best Gnome Shell extensions that we uncovered from the library.

A New Approach to GNOME Application Design

  • As far as I know Blog; By Allan Day (Posted by mbaehrlxer on Feb 13, 2012 1:04 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial; Groups: GNOME
One of the things that the GNOME design crew have been focusing on recently is creating a new approach to application design for GNOME 3. We want GNOME applications to be thoroughly modern, and we want them to be attractive and a delight to use. That means that we have to do application design differently to how we’ve done it in the past.

Kazam Screencaster 1.2.0 Released

  • Ubuntu Vibes; By Nitesh (Posted by Dart on Feb 13, 2012 12:19 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux
Kazam Screencaster version 1.2.0 has been released. This is the latest stable version and many new changes and fixes have made into this release. Kazam is a full featured screencasting application for Linux and unlike many other similar apps, Kazam uses gstreamer as backend and not ffmpeg.

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