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How to Set Up a Dhcp Server on Linux Mint 12
Usually I would set up a Linux dhcp server using the dhcp3-server package. With the arrival of Linux Mint 12 the configuration is slightly different. This tutorial will outline the new steps.
How to install Takeoff Launcher on Kubuntu 12.04
Published articles on this subject include how to compile and install it on Linux Mint 12 KDE and how to install it on Fedora 16 KDE. In this article, the steps required to replace Kickoff menu with Takeoff Launcher on Kubuntu 12.04, are presented in an easy to follow manner.
Is Sierra Leone, without Internet and Free Software, just a knowledge landfill?
Is it possible, in those countries, to study today the computer science of yesterday? Is it useful? To whom? Is it useful just to leave these people in a state of “submission”? The point is, such practices do not provide knowledge that is useful to improve one’s life. What if they invested in Linux and Internet access instead? Why does that “polytechnic” has no server and no Internet access?
News: The E-Pebble, gimmick evolved.
The latest and greatest thing to come out of Canonical Design is the Linux based, Kickstarter funded, E-Pebble smart watch which recently began taking pre-orders (via their Kickstarter page) after successfully reaching their target funding.
Softpedia Linux Weekly, Issue 196
Welcome to the 196th issue of Softpedia Linux Weekly!
Verbose GPU, CPU Information Under Linux
There's more improvements building for Suldal that yield greater CPU and GPU verbosity when detecting graphics and processor comparisons under Linux...
Linux Game Preview: Tomes of Mephistopheles (Alpha)
Kot-In-Action has released an Alpha version of its upcoming first-person dungeon-crawling game Tomes of Mephistopheles for Windows and Linux. I decided to give the game a try in order to give you a preview of what is to come.
Provident License Agreement for KDAB
(Matthias) Kalle Dalheimer is the President and Founder of KDAB, and also one of the founding members of the KDE project and KDE e.V. He hasn't personally been very active in KDE lately, but some of the old-timers will remember that he served as President and Treasurer of KDE e.V. for a few years. He also wrote the first C++ class ever used in kdelibs (KConfig) even though it's doubtful that any of the code is still left in today's codebase.
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Humble Botanicula Debut Disappoints Linux Users
The latest Humble Botanicula Bundle is out, and for Linux users, it’s an extreme disappointment. As with all Humble Bundles, the same sales trends apply. Linux users are still paying the highest average dollar amount which is over $2 more...
Testing Codeigniter with Firebird
I’ve been using Codeigniter as my development platform and framework of choice since last year. Being a ten year PHP developer, Codeigner was a refreshing way of coding web apps with PHP. The first ones developments I did with Codeigniter were using MySQL, a very used database. But since I’ve also been using Firebird SQL Database from ten or more years ago, I decided to give a try to the Codeigniter-Firebird duo.
Short Linux and Open Source news overview for week 16 of 2012
This is the short linux and open-source news overview for week 15 of 2012. It features small articles bundeling (important) open source related news in one page. This week includes OpenTTD, Fedora, MATE, GNOME Shell and more...
shelr, broadcast your Linux shell on the net
i’ve found a new and interesting online service shelr.tv.
Shelr.tv allows you to record something interesting from your terminal and share it to your followers.
It is almost the same thing as YouTube but for plain text shellcasts. You can copy and paste everything you see. The nice thing is that you can play the shellcasts back directly on your terminal or in a browser from their website, and when uploading them you can decide to make them public or private.
It is almost the same thing as YouTube but for plain text shellcasts. You can copy and paste everything you see. The nice thing is that you can play the shellcasts back directly on your terminal or in a browser from their website, and when uploading them you can decide to make them public or private.
Google Stops Supporting Picasa for Linux
Google has announced last evening, April 20th, that it will no longer offer the Picasa software for the Linux platform.
Testing Out The Major Nouveau libdrm Rewrite
Committed to the Mesa and libdrm Git repositories last week for Nouveau, the open-source NVIDIA Linux driver, was the "major libdrm rewrite" designed to step-up this reverse-engineered driver. What impact did these invasive changes have on the Nouveau driver's performance? Here are benchmarks comparing before-and-after as well as how the Nouveau driver compares to the proprietary NVIDIA Linux graphics driver.
Scientists: All Research Should Be Open Source
Phys.org is reporting on a recently published paper that suggests all scientific journals should require the full disclosure of source code as a condition of publication. The paper states that only 3 science journals currently require source code.
Extended File Attributes Rock!
Worldwide, data is growing at a tremendous rate. However, one recent study has pointed out that the size of files is not necessarily growing at the same rate; meaning the number of files is growing rapidly. How do we manage all of this data and files? While the answer to that question is complex, one place we can start is with Extended File Attributes. Continue reading →
Linus Torvalds Appreciates Ubuntu's User Centric Approach
Linus Torvalds will be receiving Millennium Technology Award, one of the highest Technology Honors for his exceptional contribution to Linux kernel and open source.The Millennium Technology Prize is awarded ever two years for a technological innovation by Technology Academy Finland. This year, Linus Torvalds, Linux's creator, and Dr. Shinya Yamanaka, maker of a new way to create stem cells without the use of embryonic stem cells, are both laureates for the 2012 Millennium Technology Prize. The two innovators will share over a million Euros and the final winner will be announced by the President of the Republic of Finland in a special ceremony on June 13, 2012. TechCrunch did a nice interview with Linus on this occasion. I will quote his views regarding Ubuntu, Desktop and Linux distributions.
Pigz: File Compression Tool work Over Multiple Processors and Cores
Pigz Automatically detect your CPU cores and threads and will adjusts itself, so at the end, all of your CPU cores will be taken part of the compressing process.
Systemd Gets A Bunch Of Changes
Lennart Poettering has shared a bunch of changes that have been made in his systemd world in recent months...
Enhancing Globally with Superior, Supportive Browser Extensions Development: CTDI
CTDI continues to enable highly effective custom Firefox extension development services with in house trained professional Firefox toolbar developer.
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