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CeBIT 2009: BMW and Partners Found GENIVI Open Source Platform

In a keynote at the Open Source Forum of CeBIT 2009, Graham Smethurst, general manager of infotainment and communication systems at BMW, will present a new Open Source development platform for the auto industry. Under the name GENIVI, founding partners BMW, Delphi, General Motors, Intel, Magneti Marelli, PSA Peugeot Citroën, Visteon and Wind River will jointly develop Linux-based infotainment software

The BENQ netbook and EeeBuntu


LXer Feature: 04-Mar-2009

The BENQ net book and EeeBuntu. One of the interesting things about KDE4 is the fact that it has caused me to look at Linux Distributions, other than Mandriva, which I've use almost exclusively since I started using Linux in 2000.

Nokia updates Qt open source developer platform

Nokia has released the first major update to the Qt "cross-platform application framework" since it acquired Trolltech a year ago. Qt 4.5 is now available under the open source LGPL and GPL licenses along with two commercial licenses for older versions.

SCALE 7x - One Week Later

  • Free Software Magazine; By Ken Lebya (Posted by scrubs on Mar 4, 2009 8:18 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux
The seventh iteration of the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 7x) was held the weekend of February 20th 2009 in Los Angeles. SCALE is an annual conference that has several tracks and has special tracks on Friday. Along with the program tracks, there is an extensive vendor Expo Floor, which includes a Org Pavilion containing several free software organizations. The special tracks on Friday were the Open Source Software in Education, Women in Open Source, and SCALE University run by the League of Professional System Administrators (LOPSA). Read the full account of this Linux Expo at Freesoftware Magazine.

Memo to Ubuntu's Mark Shuttleworth

  • WorksWithU.com; By Joe Panettieri (Posted by thevarguy2 on Mar 4, 2009 5:20 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Ubuntu
Dear Mark: You’ve made Ubuntu the most popular Linux distribution on desktops. You’ve established a footprint on notebooks and netbooks. But a lot of people wonder why you’re marching Canonical — and Ubuntu — in new directions like the server. Don’t listen to your critics. Keep marching upward. Here’s why.

Using CSS To Wrap Your Pre-Formatted Blogger Text

Finally, all of our post's code attachment are properly formatted! Today's post is going to be a bit short, by which I mean that it's not going to be long. Of course, it also won't be short in the sense that it won't be abrupt and rude.

Is Open Source a Good Career Bet for Developers?

With any article whose premise is ensuring the safety of your programming career, it's tempting to try to hook your attention with fear, uncertainty, and doubt about the state of the economy. I could point at all those layoff statistics. Or I could frighten you by bringing up the spectre of your job going overseas.

XenServer 5: First Impressions

  • Linux Magazine; By Ken Hess (Posted by khess on Mar 4, 2009 2:29 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
Putting XenServer 5 through its paces; getting hands-on with Citrix’s latest virtualization solution.

GroundWork Open Source: New CEO, Eventual IPO?

Even as some Wall Street indexes hit 15-year lows, GroundWork Open Source has apparently lined up more funding and seems to be plotting a long-term IPO (initial public offering) strategy with a CEO and CFO change. Here's the scoop.

Hands-on: fat-free Xfce 4.6 has nice new features

GNOME and KDE reign supreme on the Linux desktop, but there are many lesser-known desktop environments that are increasingly popular among users who are looking for lightweight alternatives that deliver more streamlined interfaces and a functional user experience with less overhead. The Xfce project, which produces one of the most polished lightweight desktop environments, recently announced the release of version 4.6.

Make Apt-Get Always Run as Root

If you have ever tried to use the apt-get command to install software but received an error because you forgot sudo, the Command-line Fu site has a quick but useful tip for you.

Bioshock, F.E.A.R. 2, Unreal Tournament 3 and More. Cedega 7.1 Released

With Cedega 7.1 Cedega Gaming Service Members can play more games on Linux than ever before. F.E.A.R. 2, Unreal Tournament 3 and the newly Cedega Certified Bioshock are playable in Linux with technical support available to Members. With great graphics, high performance and tons of play hours these games are sure to become new favourites.

Flock Ditching Firefox, Moving To Google Chrome

Flock, a social-focused browser startup that has raised nearly $30 million in venture funding, has ceased building on top of the open source Firefox browser, say multiple sources. The next version of the Flock browser will be built on Google’s open source Chrome browser platform. The last version of Flock was released in October 2008. Flock first launched in October 2005 and has had 6 million or so downloads. But it still has less market share than even Netscape, which was discontinued over a year ago.

Zenoss Kicks Off 2009 with Multiple Industry Honors

Zenoss Inc., the leading commercial open source network and systems management provider, today announced it has been named a finalist for three awards. Zenoss has been selected as a finalist in the Enterprise Tools category at the 19th Jolt Product Excellence Awards as well as the Software & Information Industry Association’s (SIIA) 24th Annual CODiE Awards in the Best Open Source Solution category. In addition, Zenoss is a finalist for the Innovator Award at the Chesapeake Regional Tech Council (CRTC) TechAwards 2009.

Linux : The cool factor

I have a bunch of designers at my job, and they all carry around an apple. No not the fruit, you know the vastly overpriced and over-hyped electronics brand. These guys think they are so cool with there notebooks running extremely expensive designer software. I think this is somewhat of a problem with Linux. While Linux is actually a lot cooler then apple, it's not perceived by enough people as being cool.

Linux Foundation building new site at Linux.com with your help

We're not a breaking news organization. We don't do what you do," Zemlin told me. From a strategic branding point of view it also makes tremendous sense for the Linux Foundation to own Linux.com "The thing that is different here is if you look at Linux.com, it's a strategic asset of the Linux platform," Zemlin told me. "It goes with managing the Linux brand which is owned by Linus Torvalds and managed by the Linux Foundation. What we really wanted to achieve here is to create a place where the community can come together."

Kate Text Editor-- Advanced Configuration and Command-Line Tips

  • LinuxPlanet; By Juliet Kemp (Posted by tuxchick on Mar 3, 2009 6:18 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
The Kate text editor is a friendly power tool that is easy to use and configure, and it comes with a giant collection of advanced features. Juliet Kemp dives into keyboard shortcuts, plugins, document variables, its command-line interface and built-in terminal emulator.

10 steps to UNIX nirvana

The average C++ developer has several things to do as part of his or her daily chores: developing new software, debugging other people's code, creating a test plan, developing tests per the plan, managing a regression suite, an so on. Juggling between multiple roles can eat away precious time. To help, this article provides 10 effective methods that can increase your productivity. The examples in this article use tcsh version 6 as a reference, but the ideas are portable to all variants of UNIX® shells. This article also refers to several open source tools available for the UNIX platform.

Xen Cluster Management With Ganeti On Debian Lenny

  • HowtoForge; By Falko Timme (Posted by falko on Mar 3, 2009 4:45 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Debian
Ganeti is a cluster virtualization management system based on Xen. In this tutorial I will explain how to create one virtual Xen machine (called an instance) on a cluster of two physical nodes, and how to manage and failover this instance between the two physical nodes.

Netbooks May Be Small But What Is Their Pixel Density?

Have you ever thought about what something like "1024x600 10" Screen" means? Just about nothing. What really matters is the pixel density. How do various netbooks compare to standard laptops? Surprisingly well.

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