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Getting started with Jitsi
The Jitsi community offers a fully open source video conferencing solution, built using HTML5. There are other video conferencing solutions available, so why use this one? One reason is that Jitsi is fully free and open source.
How spaceman Shuttleworth found earthly riches with Ubuntu Software
Shuttleworth created Ubuntu, an open-source Linux operating system that helps connect everything from drones to thermostats to the internet... What’s next for the 44-year-old mogul is ensuring Ubuntu is the base language used across the internet-of-things, where end-point devices such as televisions and cars have their own programming and cloud connectivity.
Signal Encrypted Messenger on GNU/Linux
Privacy awareness has been thankfully growing steadily across the web, and a number of programs have arisen as a result; Signal, is one such program.
KDE Applications 17.12 Lands with Dolphin Enhancements, HiDPI Support for Okular
The KDE Project announced on Thursday the general availability of the final release of the KDE Applications 17.12 open-source software suite.
Linux Mint Releases Last KDE Edition
?Mint fans rejoice as the latest version of Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia with the KDE desktop is available to download on Linux Mint’s official website. The sad part is that this will be the last offering from Linux Mint that will feature the KDE desktop environment.
Getting started with a TensorFlow surgery classifier with TensorBoard data viz
The most challenging part of deep learning is labeling, as you'll see in part one of this two-part series, Learn how to classify images with TensorFlow. Proper training is critical to effective future classification, and for training to work, we need lots of accurately labeled data. In part one, I skipped over this challenge by downloading 3,000 prelabeled images. I then showed you how to use this labeled data to train your classifier with TensorFlow.
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The Best Free FPS Games For Android
With the ever shining genre of First Person Shooters making it Huge in the PC market, game studios have brought the best of FPS action to people’s mobile devices. Here I present to you my best picks for the Free FPS games on Android.
Top 5: Mining cryptocurrency, building games with Python, and more
This week we look at TensorFlow and image classification, mining cryptocurrencies with the Raspberry Pi, developing your own game with Python, and more.
GNOME 3.28 Desktop Environment Gets Third Development Snapshot, More Meson Ports
GNOME leader Matthias Clasen announced a few moments ago the availability of the third development snapshot towards the GNOME 3.28 desktop environment for GNU/Linux distributions.
How to Install Moodle on Ubuntu 16.04
Step-by-step Installation Guide on how to Install Moodle on Ubuntu 16.04. Moodle (acronym of Modular-object-oriented dynamic learning environment’) is a free and open source learning management system built to provide teachers, students and administrators single personalized learning environment.
Linux Mint 18.3 Cinnamon Review: Best ‘Linux’ Distro for Beginners!
Linux Mint 18.3 Cinnamon boots fast, very stable and the level of responsiveness it has shown is top-notch, probably matched only by another Linux Mint!
Hands on With elementary OS Powered Centurion Nano Laptop by Alpha Store
We take the elementary OS powered Centurion Nano laptop for a test ride. And it seems to be a decent, value for money device.
Parrot Security 3.10 Ethical Hacking OS Adds Full Firejail/AppArmor Sandboxing
ParrotSec devs released today a new stable version of their Debian-based Parrot Security OS ethical hacking and penetration testing GNU/Linux distribution.
LXLE Review: A Hassle-free Linux for Older Hardware
LXLE is a lightweight Linux distribution mainly focused on older systems. John takes it for a test drive and shares his experience in this LXLE review.
Getting Started in Bitcoin? Check Out These 5 Bitcoin Clients for Linux
There are many Bitcoin clients that support Linux but only a few that are really good. Here are 5 of the best Bitcoin clients for Linux that we recommend.
Why Hackers Are in Such High Demand, and How They're Affecting Business Culture
News headlines often focus on the hackers who launch cyber attacks and leak confidential data such as National Security Agency exploits, sensitive political emails, and unreleased HBO programming, but hackers can also affect organizations in positive ways.
This Week in Open Source News: Bell Launches Open Source ONAP, Bug Bounty via Euro Commission & More
This week in open source news, Bell is the first company to launch an open source version of ONAP, the European Commission has announced a bug bounty program, & more
IoT-oriented Linux ready SBC has an optional enclosure
Technologic’s TS-7553-V2 SBC runs Linux on an i.MX6UL and offers Ethernet, USB, GPIO, and serial I/O, plus WiFi/BT, XBee, cellular, and many other options. Technologic’s new “TS-7553-V2” single-board computer is a gen-2 re-spin of its 250MHz Cavium ARM9 SoC-based TS-7553 SBC.
An introduction to Joplin, an open source Evernote alternative
Joplin is an open source cross-platform note-taking and to-do application. It can handle a large number of notes, organized into notebooks, and can synchronize them across multiple devices. The notes can be edited in Markdown, either from within the app or with your own text editor, and each application has an option to render Markdown with formatting, images, URLs, and more. Any number of files, such as images and PDFs, can be attached to a note, and notes can also be tagged.
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Installing PlayOnLinux on Ubuntu & CentOS
Gaming on Linux has never been a easy thing, there are not a lot of games available in the market. Most of companies are not willing to put an effort in bringing their games...
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