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Industrial PC has expansion slot, DIO, six serial ports

Lanner announced a fanless industrial PC that includes dual Ethernet ports, digital I/O, six serial ports, and dual video outputs. The LEC-2110 is powered by a dual-core Intel Atom D525 processor, accepts up to 4GB of RAM, has a CompactFlash slot, and is available with either a PCI or PCI Express expansion slot....

ITC initial ruling: Motorola Atrix, Droid, Xoom infringe on Microsoft patent

The International Trade Commission has given Microsoft a partial victory with its initial ruling on the patent infringement claims the software giant lodged against Motorola in October 2010. The ITC judge has determined that Motorola infringes four separate claims in one of the seven (originally nine) patents that Microsoft named in its complaint. The judge has not found evidence of infringement of the other six patents.

GBGames announces the alpha release of strategy game "Stop That Hero!"

It’s been a long time coming, but I’m proud to announce the playable alpha release of the first major game for GBGames: “Stop That Hero!”, a deceptively simple strategy game that puts you in the role of the evil villain. Available for GNU/Linux.

How to customize Pear OS Linux Panther 3

  • LinuxBSDos (Posted by finid on Dec 22, 2011 5:45 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
Pear OS Linux Panther 3 is the latest edition of the desktop Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, but with a desktop appearance that is fashioned after the Mac OS X UI. It is the only distribution released this year that actually makes GNOME 3 look really good. It is not perfect, but it is a lot better than other distributions that use the GNOME 3 desktop environment. As good as I think it is, there are aspects of it that could have been better configured out of the box. This short tutorial provides some tips on how to tweak those areas to make the UI a bit more user-friendly than it already is.

Firefox Add-On Bypasses SOPA DNS Blocking

The pending Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) continues to inspire opponents to come up with creative solutions to circumvent it. A new anti-SOPA add-on for Firefox, titled “DeSopa,” is such a counter measure. When installed, users can click a single button to resolve a blocked domain via foreign DNS servers, bypassing all domestic DNS blockades and allowing the user to browse the site though the bare IP-address (if supported). “I feel that the general public is not aware of the gravity of SOPA and Congress seems like they are about to cater to the special interests involved, to the detriment of Internet, for which I and many others live and breathe,” DeSopa developer T Rizk told TorrentFreak.

Ensign final Kickstarter push

One last push/reminder: we've got a Kickstarter campaign going on right now at Kickstarter.com , and without your support, we might not be able to make this game! So please tell your friends!

Apple's first major legal win against Android is no slam dunk

The International Trade Commission handed down a ruling on Monday saying that several of HTC's smartphones infringed on an Apple patent and would be subject to an import ban beginning in April 2012. The case is important for Apple, as it is the first substantive ruling that Android devices definitively infringe on an Apple patent. Despite this, however, the end result of this particular ruling may have little material effect on HTC, Google, or other handset makers—HTC says it plans to remove the offending feature, and there's plenty of time to do so before the ban kicks in.

Linux Desktop Environment Round Up

A year and a half ago I did an entry entitled "Overview and Explanation of Linux Desktop Environments". Anyone that is in the technology field (or knows even a little bit about it) knows that 18 months is a like a life time in the world of tech. Today I would like to re-cap my previous post with a few additions that have been added in recent months and mention a few desktops I missed last time.

Linux Professional Institute Hosts Exam Labs at SCALE 10X

  • Linux Professional Institute; By Scott Lamberton (Posted by scottl on Dec 22, 2011 12:50 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Press Release; Groups: LPI
(Sacramento, CA, USA: December 21, 2011) The Linux Professional Institute (LPI), the world's premier Linux certification organization (http://www.lpi.org), announced promotional exam labs for their Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 10X -- Hilton Airport Hotel, Los Angeles, California: January 20-22, 2012: https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale10x/events/lpi-exam-cert...)

Pipes in Unix Based Operating Systems

  • Linux-news.org (Posted by linuxaria on Dec 21, 2011 11:53 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
Unix based operating systems like Linux offer a unique approach to join two discrete commands, and generate a new command using the concept of pipe(lines). For example, consider command1|command2. Here, whatever output is generated by the first command becomes the standard input for the second command. We can develop more and more complex Unix command sequences by joining many commands while maintaining input output relationships.

Arduino-Open Hardware and IDE Combo

This article is a bit different from my usual column in two ways. First, it's starting with a hardware and software combo—something I've not done before. Second, the projects are linked to each other and come recommended to me by Perth LUG member, Simon Newton.

Keeping Pace in a Shifting IT Ops Landscape

Change is the one constant in the IT business these days. Everywhere you look the world is shifting, and in August alone this year we saw a bevy of surprising announcements from some of the most trusted technology brands.

SQUID Proxy On RHEL5/CentOS - Everything That You Should Know About Part 1

  • HowtoForge; By Hamed Okhovvat (Posted by falko on Dec 21, 2011 7:57 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Red Hat
The main feature or duty of a proxy server could be a gateway that receives HTTP requests from clients and forwards the request to the destination and relays the answer back to the requestor. Squid is most popular open-source software that brings this to us. It also has some excellent features for doing something else such as web access controlling, bandwidth controlling, restriction policies, and content caching and filtering. Actually people install SQUID to pursuit 2 goals: first reduce the bandwidth charges by content caching and second for restricting access to particular contents. The following guide explains advantages of using Squid and will show you how to install, configure, control, and maintain the Squid Proxy Server on RHEL5 and CentOS Linux.

Best GNOME Shell extensions

  • my-guides.net; By axel (Posted by axel on Dec 21, 2011 7:00 PM EDT)
  • Groups: GNOME
Best GNOME Shell extensions that can be easily installed through gnome extensions site.

Cinnamon: GNOME Shell Fork With A GNOME2-Like Layout

Clement Lefebvre, the Linux Mint founder, has started working on a GNOME Shell fork called Cinnamon, which tries to offer a layout similar to GNOME 2, with emphasis on "making users feel at home and providing them with an easy to use and comfortable desktop experience":

Download and Test LibreOffice 3.5.0 Beta 1

  • Softpedia; By Marius Nestor (Posted by hanuca on Dec 21, 2011 5:06 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Announcements
The Document Foundation proudly announced a few minutes the immediate availability for download and testing of the first Beta release of the upcoming LibreOffice 3.5 open source office suite.

TLWIR 28: WebOS, The FCC, and Red Hat’s Record Quarter

  • BeginLinux.com; By Rex Djere (Posted by aweber on Dec 21, 2011 4:09 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
The universe that contains GNU/Linux and Free Software rarely slows down for simple things such as holidays. This week proved to be no exception. Rex talks about WebOS being open-sourced, The FCC, and Red Hat's record breaking quarter.

Why Linux Desktop Makes Total Sense



LXer Feature: 21-Dec-2011

Unity is more natural and user friendly to me than anything else..finally. I have not booted windows for 4 months. This is not one of those hate article or Windows vs Linux article, so if you have such intentions please feel free to escape this article presently.

Brazilan State Mandates Preference To ODF

The government of the State of Rio de Janeiro, the second largest state in Brazil, passed a new law which mandates public entities and companies in Rio de Janeiro to give preference to open document formats, in particular ODF. The publication of Law #5978/2011 was celebrated in an official event with representatives from the government, several state companies, and the FLOSS community.

Adobe’s Cloudware Announcement Stirs Pricing and Privacy Concerns

Adobe Corporation, these are two words that every contemporary photographer, architect, artist and designer knows well.  And it would not be an understatement to describe Adobe’s suite of software applications as ubiquitous to everyday 21st century life. 

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