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TripleO deployment of 'master' branch via instack-virt-setup
Due to Launchpad Bug "introspection hangs due to broken ipxe config"
finally resolved on 09/01/2016 approach suggested in
TripleO manual deployment of 'master' branch by Carlo Camacho
has been retested. As appears things in meantime have been changed. Following bellow is the way how mentioned above post worked for me right now on 32 GB VIRTHOST (i7 4790)
Audi works with Chinese technology companies to develop intelligent cars
Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu join connected transport project
German carmaker Audi has signed agreements with Chinese technology companies Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent to work on data analysis, internet connected vehicles and intelligent public transport.…
Pokémon Go guide app with half a million downloads hacks Android devices
Security researchers have found a malicious application on Google Play that had over 500,000 downloads and was designed to gain complete control over Android devices.
Node.js: Building Better Technology and a More Diverse Community
Almost exactly one year ago Node.js released version 4, the first release after the re-unification of the io.js and Node.js codebases, Mikeal Rogers, Node.js Community Manager, reminded attendees at the Node.js Interactive conference in Amsterdam on Thursday. Since then, the project has become the fastest growing open source community in the world, effectively doubling active members every year.
Skype Workarounds on Linux
Skype on Linux is a much debated topic that unfortunately remains largely unchanged. Skype is something that most people just have to use, but the client’s official support for Linux is pathetic to say the least. However, there are some workarounds that can work for Linux users depending on the particular system used and the specific needs.
Windows 10 haters: Try Linux on Kaby Lake chips with Dell's new XPS 13
Rejoice Linux fans; the OS will work on laptops with Intel’s Kaby Lake chips.
Good things come from projects that fail
Without realizing it, I joined the open source movement in 1999 during the midst of the Kosovo refugee crisis. I was part of a team helping route aid supplies to local humanitarian organizations running transit camps across Albania. These are the camps that refugees often arrived at first before being moved to larger, more formal camps.
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Install Open Source Social Network on Ubuntu 16.04
In this tutorial, we are going to provide you with step by step instructions on how to install Open Source Social Network with Apache on an Ubuntu 16.04 VPS.
What is free software?
The Digital Freedom Foundation defines free software as the freedom to use, study, distribute, modify, and access software. You can't go wrong with this poll!
In honor of Software Freedom Day, tomorrow on September 17, we wonder how you plan to contribute to the global event tomorrow? Leave us your message in the comments.
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Got the writing bug? An introduction to bibisco
A couple of years ago, when I started tinkering with long-form fiction writing, I attended some events for National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo. Among the attendees there was a lot of talk of using Scrivener as a tool for organizing your writing, and as a place to keep your details. I looked into it, but it was kind of pricey—and the license was such that to use it on my Windows PC and my MacBook, I'd need to buy it twice, which did not appeal to me at all.
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Install Nextcloud (Drop-in replacement for ownCloud) – Next generation file sharing Server on CentOS/RHEL/Fedora
Nextcloud (Drop-in replacement for ownCloud) – Next generation file sharing Server for Linux
Smart light using Arduino on Fedora
The Internet of Things is a new concept to us. But if we think about it, Internet access is nothing new. We come across many “things” in day-to-day life. They help make our life easier each day. For example, take... Continue Reading →
Open Source AMDGPU Driver Now Detects All Linux Kernel Supported AMD Radeon GPUs
Michel Dänzer had the great pleasure of announcing the release of the xf86-video-amdgpu 1.1.1 update to the open source AMDGPU graphics driver for AMD Radeon GPUs on GNU/Linux platforms.
How to help developers help themselves
Developers need help. It comes with the territory for software companies employing thousands of developers, many who live and work in remote locations all over the world.
Rugged, fanless Skylake box-PC has triple GbE and dual HDMI
Aaeon’s rugged, fanless “Boxer-6639” industrial box-PC features 6th Gen Intel (Skylake) processors plus triple GbE, dual HDMI, and six RS-232/422/485 ports. Following its 5th Gen Broadwell based Boxer-6638U, the “entry level” Boxer-6639 industrial PC taps the 6th Gen “Skylake” Core, Pentium, and Celeron chips. Other Skylake industrial computers include Adlink’s MXE-5500 and lower-end MVP-6000, as […]
RaspAnd Project Now Lets You Run Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow on Raspberry Pi 3
GNU/Linux developer Arne Exton informs us today about the availability of a new build of his RaspAnd project that lets users run Google's Linux-based Android mobile operating system on Raspberry Pi SBCs.
Feral Interactive to Port Deus Ex: Mankind Divided to Linux, SteamOS, and macOS
Feral Interactive was proud to announce that they are working on porting the Deus Ex: Mankind Divided game to Valve's SteamOS, and Steam on Linux and macOS.
Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator: Theary Sorn
The Linux Foundation offers many resources for developers, users, and administrators of Linux systems. One of the most important offerings is its Linux Certification Program, which is designed to give you a way to differentiate yourself in a job market that's hungry for your skills.
Pass the 'Milk' to make code run four times faster, say MIT boffins
New programming language does clever things with caches to hasten parallel processing. 'Milk' claims to help code run four times faster MIT boffins have created a new programming language called “Milk” that they say runs code four times faster than rivals.
RPi-Powered pi-topCEED Makes the Case as a Low-Cost Modular Learning Desktop
It's hard to go a day without seeing interesting and compelling Indiegogo
or Kickstarter projects that feature the Raspberry Pi, Pine 64 or the Intel
Edison inside some sort of embedded device or standalone computer or
laptop. Last fall, I stumbled across one such project that billed itself as
"the first $99 Raspberry Pi desktop", and I felt the need to have
it.
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