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Pydio 8 Launch: New User Experience
Pydio the open source file sharing solution extends its lead in design and simplicity, oversight and control
KDE Neon User Edition 5.10 Released with KDE Plasma 5.10 Desktop Environment
The KDE Neon development team announced a few minutes ago the availability of an updated version of the User Edition of the KDE Neon GNU/Linux distribution, versioned 5.10, after the recently released KDE Plasma 5.10 desktop environment.
82% of Databases Left Unencrypted in Public Cloud
Personal health information and other sensitive data is left exposed as businesses overlook encryption and network security.
What's the hardest part about microservices? Your data
In this article, I'm going to explore perhaps the hardest problem when creating and developing microservices: your data. Using Spring Boot/Dropwizard/Docker doesn't mean you're doing microservices. Taking a hard look at your domain and your data will help you get to microservices.
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Simple way to extract file from Ignite image
Post about how to extract file from Ignite image in HPUX. Ignite image is an os backup file of HPUX operating system.
Scaling an open culture and getting it right
An open organization's culture—the unique ways that you work together as a community—can create a strategic competitive advantage. Red Hat, my home for the last 15 years, was born out of the Linux community. For years, maintaining our open and collaborative culture was relatively simple: We just hired as many open source contributors as we could find, people who already embodied the principles of openness like transparency and collaboration. As the leader of the People team (our HR organization), my job was mostly to make sure we didn't mess the culture up!
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Pythonic Science in the Browser
In the past, if you wanted a friendly environment for doing Python
programming, you would use Ipython. The Ipython project actually consists
of three parts: the standard console interface, a Qt-based GUI interface
and a web server interface that you can connect to with a web browser.
Plasma 5.10, Simple by Default Powerful When Needed
Today KDE has made a testing release of our desktop Plasma 5.10 with new features across the suite to give users an experience which lives up to our tagline: simple by default, powerful when needed.
GitHub CEO Wanstrath: 'Our goal is no outages'
Hardware rolling out, new software promised
GitHub has tried to reassure users that it is targeting zero downtime with the help of new data centres and infrastructure software – some being open-sourced.…
MongoDB Replication on CentOS 7
In this tutorial, I will guide you step-by-step build a replica set in MongoDB. We will use 3 server nodes with CentOS 7 installed on them and then install and configure MongoDB. MongoDB is a NoSQL enterprise-class database that offers high performance, high availability, and automatic scaling.
Upgrading to Ubuntu 17.04
Since Ubuntu 17.04 has been released some people may want to upgrade to the newer version. The process can be a simple one and I am going to cover upgrading from Ubuntu 16.04 and 16.10.
Tinkering with OpenShot for video editing
Although I love using open source software, I work for an organization that relies on Adobe. Most of what I do is created in Adobe, but whenever I get a chance to branch out, I turn to open source first to supplement and enhance my work. I had an opportunity recently to do just that.
I was tasked with creating some graphics for a reunion of a university's IT helpdesk crew. Part of the project consisted of video interviews that people recorded with their smartphones. I had to put the videos together into some sort of creative package and upload it to a YouTube channel.
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Seminal game 'Colossal Cave Adventure' released onto GitHub
Eric Raymond says it's time 'hallowed artifacts of hacker folklore' were hackable again
The classics never die – or so we hope. One classic, Colossal Cave Adventure, is getting a new lease of life on GitHub.…
FreeTuxTV
You have Linux. You have access to the Internet. Why not watch TV on Linux?
Freetuxtv gives you access to various TV and Radio stations via the Internet. Let’s get FreeTuxTV installed to your Linux system.
Freetuxtv gives you access to various TV and Radio stations via the Internet. Let’s get FreeTuxTV installed to your Linux system.
Using Node.js with ScyllaDB
While it is easy to scale web applications with containers and cloud platforms, the last thing that an IT administrator would want is a bottleneck at the database because it would affect application performance and availability at scale. One way to address these concerns is by using a clustered database solution such as ScyllaDB.
All About Tar Files And How To tar, untar Files In Linux Using Terminal
?tar is an archive utility tool for GNU/Linux. Primarily used to distribute executable software or package the software source code in the tarball for later distribution. The most popular being gzip and you might have noticed the source file of a program usually ends with *.tar.gz. Well, that doesn’t mean you can’t use it to create an archive for other file types. You can.
5 of the Best Image Editing Software For Linux
Linux can be a great platform for image editing and digital art creation. Use these five programs to turn Linux into a professional digital studio.
USB Device RAID 4, 5, and 6
Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) is an implementation to either improve performance of a set of disks and/or allow for data redundancy. Reading and writing performance issues can be helped with RAID. RAID is made up of various levels. This article covers RAID Levels 4, 5 and 6 and how to implement them on a Linux system.
GNOME 3.26 Desktop Environment Gets a Second Development Release, GNOME 3.25.2
GNOME's Javier Jardón announced the availability of the second development milestone towards the GNOME 3.26 desktop environment, due for release later this year on September 13.
ARM debuts Cortex-A75 and Cortex-A55 with AI in mind
ARM unveiled three chips designs that support DynamIQ load sharing: an up to 50 percent faster Cortex-A75, a Cortex-A55 companion, and a Mali-G72 GPU. Two months ago when ARM announced its DynamIQ multi-core load balancing heir to its Big.Little scheme, it claimed that DynamIQ-enabled SoCs would be optimized to deliver up to a 50x boost […]
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