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Review: Free software runs Android apps from within Windows
BlueStacks announced that a free alpha version of its software allowing Windows 7 users to run Android apps is now downloadable -- so naturally, we had to give it a try. The initial BlueStacks App Player comes with ten apps and allows an additional 26 to be installed, while a related Cloud Connect service allows pushing apps from a user's phone to his or her desktop PC, the company says....
Users decide Fedora 17 will be 'Beefy Miracle'
Beta of Fedora 16 gives faster booting and better GNOME
The users of the Linux distribution Fedora have voted on the name for the 17th build of the code base. The top choice? Beefy Miracle.…
Sneak peek: Revamped Opera gets turboboost
So much is new, but it's mostly under the hood
Pictures Oslo: Opera has lifted the lid on a range of new technology today – and is making fresh versions of the Mobile and Mini browsers available to world+Android-using dog this afternoon. The first alpha version of version 12 for the desktop follows on Thursday. We had a sneak peek at them all in Oslo this morning.…
Java Reloaded
After several embarrassing bumbles, Oracle is finally getting Java on track.
Review: Status2k a tool to show your server status
I’m usually for the old school methods: go down to the terminal and get all the information you need from there, terminal don’t tells lies. But i also understand that with the cheap price that i see around for the VPS more people are starting to use Linux VPS for their service, and a graphical dashboard can be really useful for many VPS owner.
4PSA Enhances VoIP Suite with Cloud Telephony Service
4PSA has announced today the public availability of Cloud Telephony, the flexible, next-generation SIP trunking service that can be provisioned within minutes.
Infos: Wine 1.3.30 released
The Wine development release 1.3.30 is now available.
How To Find Out If Your Computer Can Run Unity 3D (w/ Compiz)
If Unity 3D isn't working on your computer and you want to find out if this is because of a bug, because you're using the wrong drivers or because of your computer's hardware, you can use a command which lets you know if your computer can run Unity 3D:
Superb Mini Server 1.6.2 Has Linux Kernel 2.6.39.3
The developers behind the Superb Mini Server (SMS) server operating system proudly announced last evening, October 10th, the immediate availability for download of the Superb Mini Server 1.6.2 release.
Jobs' Death Taxes Internet Services
When Steve Jobs died last week, it sent a traffic surge across the Internet, the likes of which we've never seen, and it affected even sites like Amazon and eBay where you might least expect it.
Getting Help From Linux - Part 2 Info
Well here we are again, at part two of the 'Getting Help from Linux' series. In this blog post I'll be talking about using Info to get help from Linux. In my previous post I spoke about how Info came about, but just in case you missed it I'll give you another quick lesson. Gnu more>>
Sabayon 7 Brings The Experimental Fusion Kernel
Sabayon Linux, the easy-to-use distribution derived from Gentoo, reached version 7.0 yesterday. Among other improvements, Sabayon 7 features an "ultra-optimized" Linux 3.0 kernel as well as the project's experimental Fusion Kernel...
Linux Professional Institute Announces Academic Training Partners in Malaysia
(Sacramento, CA, USA: October 11, 2011) The Linux Professional Institute (LPI), the world's premier Linux certification organization
(http://www.lpi.org), and its affiliate, LPI-Asia Pacific
(http://www.lpi-apac.org/) announced new LPI-Approved Academic Partners
in Malaysia: Faculty of Information Technology, Multimedia University
(MMU) and the Advanced Medical and Dental Institute, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM).
Boost Internet Speed with Faster DNS
One of the most common employee complaints is "The Internet is too slow, how can I do my work with such a slow Internet?" There are a multitude of reasons why your Internet might be too slow: network congestion, misconfigured switches and routers, inadequate bandwidth, slow servers...your service is as fast as the slowest link in the chain between you and the sites you're visiting.
Wine 1.3.30 Released
The Wine development release 1.3.30 is now available. The source is available now, Binary packages are in the process of being built, and will appear soon at their respective download locations.
Review: DNS & BIND on IPv6
Don't expect a lot of background from this IPv6 book. It assumes that you are well versed in DNS and BIND and don't need a lot of hand holding. In fact, you are expected to know a fair amount about how IPv6 works before beginning to read as well. The "background to IPv6" part of the book is barely a page long, then you launch right into IPv6 forward and reverse mapping.
The VirtualBox Kernel Driver Is Tainted Crap
Linux kernel developers have marked Oracle's VirtualBox Linux kernel driver as "tainted crap" due to the overwhelming number of problems this module has caused. When the "vboxdrv" driver for the Linux kernel is loaded, after a patch by Red Hat's Dave Jones, it will mark the kernel as tainted crap. Even though this VirtualBox driver is open-source (it's under the GPL), the quality of the driver is quite poor and continues to cause issues for many users. In particular, kernel developers have become frustrated that this virtualization driver is causing random memory corruption. Specifically cited is "corrupt linked lists, corrupt page tables, and just plain 'weird' crashes."
Fedora 17 Will Be Named Beefy Miracle
Jared Smith proudly announced earlier today the codename for the upcoming Fedora 17 operating system, due for release next year.
4 Reasons to Have Live Linux at Home
Linux became real part of our lives. You can meet anywhere... in your appliances, mobile phones, internet servers, desktops and laptops. In most cases this is either "embedded" or "installed" version of Linux. But there is another type of Linux operating systems which you should also consider. And I recommend you to have at least one at home... Why?
Editing Images With Pinta
This article is about how to use the Pinta graphical editor to edit pictures and covers some of its most important features. Pinta is a lightweight image editor for Linux and is far more easier to handle than Gimp but still has a large variety of tools and features to use. It can be used for quick editing like resizing images or adjusting the colours of photographs, but also for more professional tasks which depend on layered images and more. It is a good mixture between MS Paint and professional image editing tools and is recommendable for most purposes of image-editing-everyday-use.
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