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Purism Introduces "It's a Secure Life" Bundle Sale, Wave Computing Open-Sourcing MIPS, Red Hat Announces Long-Term Commercial Support for OpenJDK on Microsoft Windows, ArchLabs 2018.12 Now Available a
News briefs for December 18, 2018.
Meet the New Linux Desktop Champion: System76 Thelio
The launch of the game-changing System76 Thelio only solidifies this open source dream. CEO Carl Richell oozes the open source ethos, and that ideology comes through, to perfection, in their latest offering, the Thelio desktop, a machine as beautiful in design as it is in execution.
MIPS ISA to be available under royalty-free license
Wave Computing will follow in RISC-V’s path by offering its MIPS ISA as “open source” code without royalties or proprietary licensing. The MIPS Open initiative will focus on the development of SoCs for emerging IoT edge applications. The RISC-V Foundation, which promotes the development of processors built on a standardized, open source instruction set architecture […]
LibreOffice 6.1.4 Office Suite Released with More Than 125 Bug Fixes, Update Now
The Document Foundation announced today the general availability of the fourth incremental update to the latest LibreOffice 6.1 series of the widely used open-source office suite.
Creating a Raspberry Pi Pandora Player with Remote Web Control
This article shows how to create a Raspberry Pi Pandora music player with a Node.js powered web frontend—just in time for the holidays!
Raspberry Pi HAT serves up robotics control smorgasbord
The “Adafruit Crickit HAT” is a Python-oriented RPi HAT add-on for robotics that includes servos, motor control, drive outputs, touch inputs, NeoPixel driver, 3W amp, and more. Adafruit has released a $35 robotics HAT add-on for any 40-pin Raspberry Pi board. The Adafruit Crickit (Creative Robotics & Interactive Construction Kit) HAT is designed for controlling […]
Why NASA open sourced the Rover
The host of the Command Line Heroes podcast, Saron Yitbarek, kicks off each episode with a sound-studded description of an event that sets the stage for the topic of the episode. Sometimes it's a speech from Al Gore, and sometimes its the Mars Curiosity Rover landing.
You should go have a listen.
In the final episode recap, Yitbarek walks us through "how open source fuels some of humankind's grandest projects."
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How to Install and Use Tilda – a drop-down console for Ubuntu
If you are a true command line-savvy person like me, you might notice that the Terminal application is almost always open on your Ubuntu. If that’s the case, we would recommend you a drop-down console called Tilda.
The modern programmer: 10 must-read articles from this year
Programming is about languages, of course, but also much more. Along with good languages, programmers need toolsets to support coding: software development kits (SDKs), command-line utilities for source-code inspection and even editing, package managers, repositories targeted at developers, and so on. The ten articles listed below cover programming in this broad sense.
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How to Setup Riak KV NoSQL Database Cluster on CentOS 7
Riak is a distributed NoSQL database that offers high-availability, fault tolerance, operational simplicity, and scalability. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install and configure the NoSQL database Riak KV on CentOS 7 server.
Scheduling Cron Jobs with Crontab
Cron is a scheduling daemon that executes tasks at specified intervals. These tasks are called cron jobs and are mostly used to automate system maintenance or administration.
8 tips to help non-techies move to Linux
Back in 2016, I took down the shingle for my technology coaching business. Permanently. Or so I thought.
Over the last 10 months, a handful of friends and acquaintances have pulled me back into that realm. How? With their desire to dump That Other Operating System™ and move to Linux.
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How to Use Journalctl to Read Linux System Logs
Most Linux distros have migrated to systemd, which comes with a different log daemon, journald. You will need to use the journalctl utility to read system logs.
Photography and Linux
The Open Source community has done quite an excellent job with producing professional-grade photography applications. Here is the list of what I regularly use.
Working with tarballs on Linux
Tarballs provide a versatile way to back up and manage groups of files on Linux systems. Follow these tips to learn how to create them, as well as extract and remove individual files from them.
Slax is a Nifty Linux Distribution That Works from USB
Slax 9.6 was released last November. So we downloaded the latest release and tried it, our experience with it was great so far, see our review below for a detailed tour in Slax.
Linux 4.20 rc7 Is Out, the Skrooge Team Announces the 2.17.0 Release of Its Personal Finance Manager, Confluent Has a New Confluent Community License, Pixel Wheels Racing Game has a New Release and De
News briefs for December 17, 2018.
Rugged, Jetson TX2 based computer targets AI on the edge
Axiomtek’s fanless, IP67-protected “eBOX800-900-FL” computer runs Ubuntu on a Jetson TX2 module and offers -30 to 60°C support, 3Grms vibration resistance, M.2 NVMe expansion, and 2x GbE ports, including one with PoE. Axiomtek turned to the Arm-based Jetson TX2 module for its eBOX560-900-FL industrial edge AI computer.......
mv Command in Linux: 7 Essential Examples
mv command in Linux is used for moving and renaming files and directories. In this tutorial, you’ll learn some of the essential usages of the mv command.
Episode 10: Hydrants and Sirens
Reality 2.0 - Episode 10: Hydrants and Sirens. Katherine Druckman and Doc Searls talk to David Egts, Chief Technologist North America for the Public Sector at Red Hat.
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