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Firefox 13 Tweaks Tabs, Home Pages, Speed and Security
Mozilla released Firefox 13 Wednesday, which it says is a speedier, safer version of the open source web browser. The newly launched Firefox also boasts a new home page and tab page layout similar to those of competing browsers such as Google's Chrome. Before the upgrade, when Firefox users clicked to open a new tab, they saw simply a blank page.
Google Warns Users They May Become Collateral Damage in Cyber War
Google announced on Tuesday it will begin displaying a warning to users who the internet giant believe are under state-sponsored malware attack. Google has not revealed what criteria or technology will be used to detect the attacks.
Carmageddon: Reincarnation coming to Linux
Today is the last day of the crowdfunding campaign Carmageddon: Reincarnation on KickStarter. Although there are still a few hours until completion of the project financing and the goal of $600k set for the Linux and Mac versions of the game has not been reached yet, the indi games studio Stainless Games has confirmed the release of the Linux version today.
PCLinuxOS (Kinda) Saved My Laptop
PCLinuxOS was there for me when I needed it most.
Thunderbird 13 has been released! | PPA
Mozilla Thunderbird is the brother of Firefox that aims to deliver a fast, easy and secure email and news client. The application is free and open source and is developed by the Mozilla Foundation.
Version 13 of Thunderbird got released yesterday and the bug fixes are more than many.
University of Technology, Sydney Selects NoMachine for Remote Desktop Access
High-performance computing users get one-click access with NoMachine
The Most Popular Linux News Of Eight Years
With the 8th birthday of Phoronix yesterday, here's a collection of the most popular Phoronix stories about Linux and open-source that were written since its creation in 2004.
7 More Heroes of Linux
The Linux world is vast, and extends far beyond Linus. Here is a second batch of talented, creative people doing wonderful things with Linux and FOSS; a followup to Unsung Heroes of Linux, Part One. There are literally thousands of contributors doing excellent work that benefits all of us, and it's high time to start saying, "Thank you."
Mint 13 Is Sweet, Refreshing and Cool
Linux Mint 13, the Maya release, is an impressive upgrade that builds on the progress found in version 12. It contains few additional innovations to the operating system. But it updates numerous core elements and provides more solid performance from the two new desktop interfaces introduced in Mint 12.
UEFI Secure Boot
Red Hat clarifies the rational behind its decision to adopt Microsoft's UEFI boot lock certificate.
Dashboard Plugin: A better way to search, find and open files in Gedit (Part Two)
In Part One about Gedit I covered three neat plugins to make it more productive and user friendly. More recently, I discovered another plugin that I simply couldn't ignore. The good news is that it really is cool; the not so good news is that the plugin is not available from the repositories, there is no PPA and no third-party stand-alone binary (yet). Bummer--but it can be installed from a source tarball. Easily. So, what is Dashboard and how do you install it?
Read the howto at Free Software Magazine
Read the howto at Free Software Magazine
DotNetNuke 6.2 Gets More Social
The newest version of DotNetNuke, the open source web content management tool, got more social, enabling users to build internal and external social networks directly in the tool.
Ubuntu Community Manager Jono Bacon Talks About Ubuntu for Android, Humble Bundles, Steam, Gaming and More
Jono Bacon, Ubuntu Community Manager at Canonical recently replied to user questions while doing 'Ask Me Anything' session. Check out some of the excerpts.
Red Hat Clarifies Doubts Over UEFI Secure Boot Solution
In order for other OSes to run on this hardware, the community and the company needed to find a solution, a practical solution. Red Hat/Fedora found a workable solution, which will make it easy for users to run the Linux of their choice.
Distribution Release: Snowlinux 2 "Cinnamon" LTS has been released
Snowlinux Lars Torben Kremer has announced the release of Snowlinux 2 "Cinnamon" edition, an Ubuntu-based desktop Linux distribution: "The team is proud to announce the release of Snowlinux 2 'Cream' 'Cinnamon'. Snowlinux 2 'Cream' is based upon the LTS edition Ubuntu 12.04 and is supported for 5 years until April 2017.
Stabilising update for BIND DNS server
Zero length records can cause the DNS Server BIND to become unstable or disclose the contents of memory to clients. Updates are now available
Users voted for the best XFCE-based distribution... again!
Xubuntu dominates the market of XFCE distributions.
How to Install Diablo 3 on Linux
The following tutorial will teach Linux users how to install the Diablo 3 game on their open source operating system.
How To Upgrade From Fedora 16 To Fedora 17 (Desktop & Server)
This article describes how you can upgrade your Fedora 16 system to Fedora 17. The upgrade procedure works for both desktop and server installations.
Trading Ubuntu for Chromebox Running Google Chrome OS
I'm trading in my Ubuntu PC for a new Samsung Chromebox running Google Chrome OS. What motivated the move to a cloud-centric thin client? Here’s the explanation.
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