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Mageia Linux: A Delightful OS for Work or Play
If you fancy game playing, the latest release of the Mageia Linux OS will be a fun experience. Even if you never open a game, Mageia 2 is a solid distribution well suited to newcomers and seasoned Linux users alike. Mageia is a fork of the now defunct Mandriva distro. It was developed by a team of former employees of the France-based company that folded Mandriva.
Non-Linux FOSS: AutoCAD Alternatives
Although AutoCAD is the champion of the computer-aided design world,
some alternatives are worth looking into. In fact,
even a few open-source options manage to pack some decent
features into an infinitely affordable solution.
'Beneath a Steel Sky' Sequel is Coming to Linux
Revolution Software is making a sequel of their popular science fiction adventure game 'Beneath a Steel Sky'.
DRM2 Proposed At XDC2012
Improvements to the Direct Rendering Manager were proposed on Friday during XDC2012...
Installation Of Redmine With SVN On A cPanel/CentOS 5.6 Server
This tutorial explains how to install Redmine with SVN on a cPanel/CentOS 5.6 server. Redmine is a flexible project management web application. Written using the Ruby on Rails framework, it is cross-platform and cross-database.
Create Live USB with Linux like you have never done before!
The person mentioned a new method, which I’ve never heard of before. It is his own tool, which creates a Live USB from ISO images with a method different from Unetbootin’s. Of course, I wanted to try it.
From The Desk of
...now we learn that Apple is turning to the designers of Google Maps to flesh out iOS Maps. Wait....I'm confused. Didn't Apple drop Google Maps for their own map app? I'm sure there is room for speculation that Google may have forced their hand in doing so but still....
This is innovation?
This is innovation?
Larry couldn't, but we can: Upstart Waratek touts cloudy Java love
Elasticity and multi-tenancy
A startup has pledged to deliver for Java what the brains of Larry Ellison’s mighty Oracle and the entire Java community cannot: cloud scalability - now.…
Libhybris: Load Android Libraries, Override Bionic Symbols
Several Phoronix readers have written in about libhybris, a way to load Android libraries while overriding some Bionic symbols with those symbols from glibc...
Yet another Java flaw allows “complete” bypass of security sandbox
Researchers have discovered a Java flaw that would let hackers bypass critical security measures in all recent versions of the software. The flaw was announced today by Security Explorations, the same team that recently found a security hole in Java SE 7 letting attackers take complete control of PCs. But this latest exploit affects Java SE 5, 6, and 7—the last eight years worth of Java software.
“The impact of this issue is critical—we were able to successfully exploit it and achieve a complete Java security sandbox bypass in the environment of Java SE 5, 6, and 7,” Adam Gowdiak of Security Explorations wrote, claiming the hole puts "one billion users" at risk.
“The impact of this issue is critical—we were able to successfully exploit it and achieve a complete Java security sandbox bypass in the environment of Java SE 5, 6, and 7,” Adam Gowdiak of Security Explorations wrote, claiming the hole puts "one billion users" at risk.
Nagios 2012 World Conference
The Nagios 2012 World conference starts today and one of the major events of the conference will be the demonstrations of the Nagios 2012 interface by Ethan Galstad. I have been running the beta for several weeks in the Nagios Training classes and the response has been very favorable about the new features. Here is a list of a few to look for.
Google Releases Chrome 22 Stable for Linux
On September 25th, Google has unleashed the stable and final release of the Google Chrome 22 web browser, supporting the Linux, Mac OS X, Windows and Chrome Frame platforms.
Nvidia 304.51 drivers released
Yesterday was released Nvidia 304.51, the new release comes with many bug fixes rather than new features or significant improvements. Simply put, 304.51 driver is the stable version of the 304.48 beta.
Google launches its third junior Code-in event
Google has announced the launch of its third Code-in event for pre-university students. The goal of the contest is to introduce them to the world of open source development by having them complete tasks for various open source projects
phpMyAdmin distributed with backdoor
A modified version of the database management tool that contained a backdoor was temporarily hosted on an official download server
Oracle offers tiny tools for pint-sized Java devices
'Java can fit in THAT?'
Oracle has announced two new Java products for embedded systems, with the aim of getting the object-oriented language running on as wide a range of devices as possible, including ones with very limited resources.…
Running VirtualBox 4.2 On A Headless OpenSUSE 12.2 Server
This guide explains how you can run virtual machines with VirtualBox 4.2 on a headless OpenSUSE 12.2 server. Normally you use the VirtualBox GUI to manage your virtual machines, but a server does not have a desktop environment. Fortunately, VirtualBox comes with a tool called VBoxHeadless that allows you to connect to the virtual machines over a remote desktop connection, so there's no need for the VirtualBox GUI.
Red Hat sees revenues rise, profits drop
The Linux distributor has reported a 15% rise in revenues compared to the same quarter last year, but a 12.5% fall in net profit. The company is nonetheless among the top five in Forbes magazine's most innovative companies list.
Intel Linux OpenGL Driver Remains Slower Than Windows
Recently there was the NVIDIA graphics comparison under Windows 7 and Linux providing new data at how the cross-platform NVIDIA driver is comparing between Ubuntu 12.10, Kubuntu 12.10, and Windows 7 Pro. Aside from Ubuntu's Unity desktop with Compiz impairing the performance, the results were competitive. Next up now is a look at Intel Sandy Bridge and Intel Ivy Bridge graphics when comparing the performance of the three operating systems.
Intel Continues Making Wayland Tablet-Friendly
Intel has been working on a tablet shell for Wayland's Weston compositor. Work on this reference tablet shell continues to move forward...
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