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It's a busy time of the year for OpenStack, with the Juno release just out the door and planning for the upcoming release Kilo already underway. In celebration of new release and the OpenStack Summit in Paris on November 3-7, Opensource.com is featuring a number of interviews with key speakers at the event.
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Fedora conference coming next week for Latin America
The organizing team of Managua FUDCon 2014, led by the event organizer Neville Cross, is pleased to announce that the Fedora Users and Developers Conference Latin America (FUDCon LATAM) will start on Thursday, October 23.
Top 4 Linux network managers
Fundamental utilities and long-time favourites all go head-to-head as we pick the network manager that offers the complete package
Google offers sweet new SDK to let Android devs join 'Lollipop' guild
Android 5.0 "Lollipop" won't ship to the public for a couple more weeks, but Google has tossed developers a bone by releasing the final SDK and system images for select Nexus devices ahead of launch.
Fedora Council, L10N Zanata, FUDCon LATAM, Taskotron, and Retrace improvements
Fedora is a big project, and it’s hard to keep up with everything that goes on. This series highlights interesting happenings in five different areas every week. It isn’t comprehensive news coverage — just quick summaries with links to each. Here are the five things for October 17th, 2014.
HP to shutter webOS cloud services
When is a brick not a brick? When nobody cares, says HP
HP has announced it will shut down webOS cloud services on January 15th, 2015.…
Non-Linux FOSS: Remember Burning ISOs?
I was chatting with a Windows-using friend recently, and he wanted to
try Linux on one of his older computers. I always like those sorts of
conversations, and so I kept chatting, walking him through setting up
Unetbootin to create a USB installer and so on and so on. Unfortunately, he wasn't
able to get the USB drive to boot.
How to create and use Python CGI scripts
Have you ever wanted to create a webpage or process user input from a web-based form using Python? These tasks can be accomplished through the use of Python CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripts with an Apache web server. CGI scripts are called by a web server when a user requests a particular URL or interacts […]Continue reading...
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Modular smartwatch runs Tizen on Edison
A startup is prepping a modular “Blocks ” watch that runs Tizen on an Atom-based Intel Edison module, and houses modular components in the watchband links.
EdgeRouter Lite
In the September 2014 issue, I mentioned my new router, and I got a lot of e-mail messages asking about how well it works. I can say without hesitation it's the nicest router I've ever owned. And, it was less than $100!
How to grant rights to users to use Docker in Fedora
On the docker-dev list someone asked about Fedora documentation that described how you add a user to the docker group. The user wanted to allow his users to do a docker search to try to find images that they could use.
Raspberry Pi time-lapse camera
Get beautiful views of the sunset using your Raspberry Pi, a Pi camera and a small Python script
LG releases world's first 34-inch 21:9 curved display
LG34UC97 brings stunning QHD resolution and an ultra-wide viewing angle without compromising colour quality
How to secure your ISPConfig 3 server against the poodle SSL attack
In the following guide, the steps are described in order to secure your server against the recent poodle SSL attack. The tutorial uses an ISPConfig 3 perfect server on Debian 7, but the same steps will work on any other Linux Distribution as well.
OpenStack hooks up with Hadoop to bring big data to the cloud
The new OpenStack release, dubbed 'Juno,' has lots of fixes, better support for hot upgrades, and now hooks up with Hadoop.
New open hardware: Raspberry Pi B+
I got a new Raspberry Pi B+ board from Adafruit. Check out my review of it here.
The main differences between the B+ and the Raspberry Pi model B are the new model has:
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Government Evangelist at GitHub on US open technologies
Meet Ben Balter. He's a Government Evangelist at GitHub, where he leads the efforts to encourage adoption of open source philosophies, making all levels of government better, one repository at a time.
Fedora Council elections coming soon!
Very shortly, the Fedora Council will replace the Fedora Project Board as Fedora’s top-level leadership and governance body, with the particular aim of having more engaged and effective whole-project coordination and planning.
Admins! Never mind POODLE, there're NEW OpenSSL bugs to splat
Four new patches for open-source crypto libraries: Poodle. If you're using the popular OpenSSL open source cryptography library, you have more to worry about than the recently disclosed POODLE (Padding Oracle On Downgraded Legacy Encryption) vulnerability, project devs have warned.
Allwinner reveals new octa-core and 64-bit quad-core SoCs
Allwinner unveiled octa-core, Cortex-A7 based “A83T” and “H8? SoCs for tablets and media-streaming boxes, respectively, plus a quad-core, 64-bit “H64? SoC.
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