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It's Debian all o'er agin, I tells ye!
The Ubuntu Project is set to move forward with a plan to make a controversial system management tool a key part of Ubuntu Linux.…
EFF, ACLU, Other NGOs Urging U.N. to Create Privacy Watchdog
A coalition of 63 non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from around the world are calling on national governments to support the establishment of a special rapporteur on the right to privacy within the United Nations.
VMware sued for failure to comply with Linux license
VMware has been accused of violating Linux's open-source license, the GPLv2, in its ESXi product line.
Domain keywords used to spot phishing sites
Criminals setting up fake domains for phishing are prone to use the same words over and over and spotting those words can help identify malicious sites, according to a new threat detection model from OpenDNS.
KDE accepted to Google Summer of Code 2015
The KDE student programs team is happy to announce that KDE has been accepted as a mentoring organization for Google Summer of Code 2015. This will allow students from around the world to work with mentors on KDE software projects. Successful students will receive stipends from Google.
Top 5: Google shares gRPC, better UX in open source, and more
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Tiny IoT SBC runs Linux, offers Arduino compatibility
The credit card sized, open-spec Udoo Neo SBC features Freescale’s Cortex-M4-enhanced i.MX6 SoloX, plus Arduino compatibility, WiFi, Bluetooth, and sensors. Seco’s Udoo project unveiled a tiny “Udoo Neo” single board computer designed for Android- and Linux-based Internet of Things devices including robots, drones, wearables, and smart appliances.
Fedora 22 Alpha next week, upcoming Council meeting, conference videos, plus new ambassador and contributor tools
Fedora is a big project, and it’s hard to keep up with everything. This series highlights interesting happenings in five different areas every week. It isn’t comprehensive news coverage — […]
Geek Guide: The DevOps Toolbox
When I was growing up, my father always said, "Work smarter, not harder." Now that I'm an adult, I've found that to be a core concept in my career as a DevOps engineer and manager. In order to work smarter, you've got to have good tools and technology in your corner doing a lot of the repetitive work, so you and your team can handle any exceptions that occur.
What can we do to improve computer education?
SIGCSE 2015 for Computer Science educators kicks off this year from March 4 - 7 in Kansas City, Missouri.
The SIGCSE Technical Symposium addresses problems common among educators working to develop, implement and/or evaluate computing programs, curricula, and courses. The symposium provides a forum for sharing new ideas for syllabi, laboratories, and other elements of teaching and pedagogy, at all levels of instruction.
Last year Pamela Fox, Computing Curriculum Engineer at Khan Academy, was part of a panel on called "Disruptive Innovation in CS Education." I spoke with her afterwards to get her thoughts on how open source fits into education and the future of computer education.
This is a partial transcript.
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VMware sued, accused of ripping off Linux kernel source code
SCSI dev claims virty giant has 'no intention' of honoring terms of the GPL
Linux kernel developer Christoph Hellwig has sued VMware in Hamburg, Germany, over alleged violations of the GNU General Public License.…
Red Hat buys into Docker containers with Atomic Host
Want to combine a best of breed enterprise Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, with the most popular container technology, Docker? Then you want Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Atomic Host.
The three open source projects that transformed Hadoop
Hadoop, an open source software framework with the funny sounding name, has been a game-changer for organizations by allowing them to store, manage, and analyze massive amounts of data for actionable insights and competitive advantage.
8 guides for cloud building with OpenStack
OpenStack is a huge project with lots of constituent parts and fast development cycles. It can be hard to keep up and keep your mental toolkit fresh. We compile the very best of recently published how-tos, guides, tutorials, and tips into a handy collection every month.
Red Hat releases Enterprise Linux 7.1
Red Hat announced today the release of RHEL 7.1 including new developer tools, Linux containers, and Atomic Host.
digiKam Sprint 2014
digiKam is a mature open-source project (more than 14 years old now) that provides a digital asset management application oriented to photography post-production.
I/O-rich SBC runs Linux on Cortex-A9 Sitara SoC
MYIR launched a “Rico” SBC for TI’s Cortex-A9 AM437x SoC, with an open Linux BSP, 4GB of eMMC flash, and coastline GbE, HDMI, and USB host and device ports. The Rico Board is the first single board computer we’ve seen to tap the single-core, Cortex-A9 AM437x Sitara system-on-chip from Texas Instruments, aside from TI’s own $599 evaluation EVM.
Who's leading the charge for transparency in democratic elections?
The pernicious effects of closed proprietary software reaches its peak of damaging the general public when it obscures the voting process in democratic elections.
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Companies really want Linux-savvy employees and they want them now
But 88 percent of hiring managers report that it's "very difficult" or "somewhat difficult" to find qualified candidates.
Make a Twitter-controlled desk lamp with open source tools
Think about the Internet today. Websites and web services are in deep conversation with each other through the so-called API (Application Program Interface) economy. Websites such as Facebook, Weather.com, and ESPN all offer APIs that the rest of the cloud can leverage and interact with. Through this API economy, the exchange of data is free-flowing and massive.
However, the only things that are taking part in this conversation are typically computers, laptops, and smartphones. What happens when other electronic devices can start to take part in this data exchange?
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