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OpenSSL fixes six security holes

  • ZDNet; By Ryan Naraine (Posted by kennethh on Jan 7, 2012 9:57 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Security
OpenSSL has released an alert to warn of at least six security vulnerabilities affecting users of the open source implementation of the SSL and TLS protocols.

CouchDB daddy unplugs from Apache hive

'It's not personal, it's business' CouchDB’s founder is “moving on” from the Apache project he founded to build a "better" and commercially successful version of his NoSQL database without Apache's democratic foot-dragging.…

Tomes of Mephistopheles Teaser

  • GamingOnLinux.com; By Liam Dawe (Posted by liamdawe on Jan 7, 2012 8:19 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Announcements
Another game coming out from Kot-In-Action (Other than Steel Storm 2) is Tomes of Mephistopheles (a bit of a mouthful!). Alex has sent us word on a teaser trailer

Introducing Ubuntu Binary Clock Lens for Unity

  • Softpedia; By Marius Nestor (Posted by hanuca on Jan 7, 2012 7:47 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Ubuntu
Ubuntu Binary Clock Lens is a Unity Launcher plugin which displays the current time in a binary format, directly in the Unity Dash. For more details about how a binary clock works, check the Wikipedia article.

Scientists create supersoldier ants using evolutionary throwback

Discovery could revolutionize engineering new species Researchers in Canada have created a new type of supersoldier ant by activating genetic material from long-dead forms of life.…

Emerging markets push growth in handsets, mobile workers

Smartphone manufacturers are increasingly focusing their efforts on emerging markets, says ABI Research, which forecasts the mobile handset market in general growing 8 percent in 2012, representing 1.67 million shipments. Meanwhile, IDC projects that by 2015, the world's mobile worker population will reach 1.3 billion, representing 37.2 percent of the total workforce, with the greatest growth expected in emerging markets....

Symantec downplays source-code trophy theft

Indian hackers posted 5-year-old Norton code Symantec has confirmed earlier versions of its anti-virus source code have leaked, following a security breach of what the company said was the network of a "third party entity" rather than their own.…

Softpipe Gets Close On GL3, Mesa 8.0 For Early February

The Mesa Softpipe driver is now getting close to handling OpenGL 3.0 support for the Mesa 8.0 release, which is expected to be branched next week...

Box PCs take a stroll down Intel's 'Cedar Trail'

Advantech announced two rugged industrial box PCs based on Intel's new dual-core "Cedar Trail" Atom processors. The ARK-2120L and similar ARK-2120F support both the 1.6GHz Atom N2600 or 2.13GHz D2700 processors, as well as up to 4GB of DDR3 memory, and provide CompactFlash, SATA, VGA, HDMI, and gigabit Ethernet connections, as well as varying amounts of USB 2.0 and serial ports....

Windows 8 to get self-healing 'Storage Spaces'

Microsoft's next OS to sport ZFS features Microsoft will introduce in Windows 8 what it calls Storage Spaces – a method of putting drives into a virtual pool from which self-healing virtual disks can be created, with some resemblance to ZFS features.…

opensource Asset Managment software : Uranos

  • http://linux-news.org; By Linux-news (Posted by linuxaria on Jan 7, 2012 3:59 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews
In the 3 former articles of this series we have saw OCSInventory, Fusion Inventory and GLPI 3 software that can create an asset inventory with your computers hardware and software.

Today we’ll take a look at another software: Uranos (Unattended Resolution in A Nutshell – OS).

Unattended Resolution in A Nutshell – OS is an open source software that will let you perform Asset Managment, Monitoring, Software Distribution,Unattended tasks. It’s free for both personal and commercial use and released under GPL license.

Intel SNA Architecture Is Constantly Evolving

Intel's experimental "Sandy Bridge New Acceleration" (SNA) acceleration architecture is a constant work-in-progress that even in the past two weeks over the holidays has received more than 100 changes. How though is this new 2D acceleration architecture fairing these days rather than the stock UXA configuration? In this article are our first Intel SNA benchmarks of 2012 when enabling this architecture.

Linux New Media Awards 2011: Choose Your Favorite Linux Desktop Application!

The Linux New Media Awards are back!

CHEWing on Cyber Threats in 2012

Richard Clarke, author of the newly released book Cyber War and former White House adviser to the Bush and Clinton administrations, says the new cyber threats land the responsibility for successful IT security at the CIO’s feet. He’s come up with an acronym, CHEW, to describe the four preeminent types of attacks: Crime, Hacktivism, Espionage, and potentially, War.

Oxygen Font, The New KDE Desktop Font Family, Available For Testing

  • WebUpd8; By Andrew Dickinson (Posted by hotice on Jan 6, 2012 9:51 PM EDT)
After Ubuntu and GNOME, KDE will get its own font too: Oxygen.

Oxygen font family is already available for testing (currently in alpha!) and comes with regular, bold and monospace variants, however, only the basic character shapes are done for now and the font is currently using the basic 'auto spacing' from FontForge.

Install MPlayer2 And SMPlayer2 In Ubuntu

  • WebUpd8; By Andrew Dickinson (Posted by hotice on Jan 6, 2012 8:54 PM EDT)
MPlayer2 is a fork of MPlayer that "contains significant further development and supports a number of features not available in other Unix players".

Adventures in Self-Publishing, Ch. 5 Understanding POD Business Models (Part II)

  • ConsortiumInfo.org Standards Blog; By Andy Updegrove (Posted by Andy_Updegrove on Jan 6, 2012 7:57 PM EDT)
Last week we looked at how Amazon, Apple and Google make money by working with self-published authors, what they do for them in return, and what that means for you. As promised, this week we'll take the same kind of look at the myriad POD outfits that provide a wider range of services.

Why open source needs Simon Cowell

  • Linux User & Developer magazine; By Simon Brew (Posted by russb78 on Jan 6, 2012 7:00 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial
Is it still too soon? Simon Brew talks about Steve Jobs, Richard Stallman and the need to get a realistic debate going. But first, Simon Cowell...

NASA Discovers Open Source Planet

NASA, like many mega organisations uses Free Software or Open Source due to the uncountable advantes it has over the proprietary technologies. NASA has been a user of open source forever, but we did not see much code coming out. Which is totally fine. You don't have to relase the code of the work that you use. But, if you do it will benefit everyone.

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