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ODPi Advances Hadoop Standards with Open Source Runtime Specification
The ODPi's Hadoop runtime specification for big data apps has been adopted by data analytics vendors, which simplifies the open source big data ecosystem.
SolydXK 201606 KDE Screenshot Tour
It is time again for the new SolydXK ISO images. These are some of the changes: Firefox ESR is now used from the Debian repository instead of custom built and installed from the SolydXK repository; you can now use custom mount points in the live installer, double click on a partition to select a pre-defined mount point or write your custom mount point; improved command handling of SolydXK applications for the Enthusiast's editions; SolydX RPi has been built from scratch and is based on Raspbian.
How to install Nginx, MongoDB, NodeJS and host MeteorJS applications on an Ubuntu VPS
In this tutorial we are going to show you the steps required to bootstrap an environment to host your Meteor JS applications. More specifically, the tutorial explains how to install Nginx, MongoDB, NodeJS and host MeteorJS applications on an Ubuntu VPS. We are using one of our Ubuntu 16.04 managed virtual servers, though it should work on any other Ubuntu or Debian based system.
Linux Mint 18 Cinnamon and MATE Editions Are Now Available for Download
At a first glance, it would seem that Linux Mint project leader Clement Lefebvre has approved the ISO images earlier today for landing.
Open Source: It’s Not Just About Software Anymore
Open source is no longer just about the software that sits on your computer. Open source methods are being used to develop everything from better automobiles to life altering medical devices.
How to configure networking in Linux
Connecting your Linux computer to a network is pretty straightforward, except when it is not. In this article I discuss the main network configuration files for Red Hat-based Linux distributions, and take a look at the two network startup services: the venerable network startup, and the controversial NetworkManager.
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Qubes OS 3.2 to Use Xfce4 by Default Because KDE 5 Is Bloated, Unstable and Ugly
Joanna Rutkowska, a member of the Qubes OS project, has published today an interesting ticket to the list of issues for the upcoming Qubes OS 3.2 operating system on the project's GitHub page.
Meet Codemoji: Mozilla's New Game for Teaching Encryption Basics with Emoji
🌂🐵?😓🌉?📒🏩💥🐵 👻😩📒📒🏂😓😁 The above message may seem like a random string of emoji. But not so: When decoded, it reads: “Encryption Matters.” Today, Mozilla is launching Codemoji, a fun, educational tool that introduces everyday Internet users to ciphers — the … Continue reading
How I welcomed an immigrant family with a Linux laptop
I work at a public library in the Washington DC area that offers 27 Linux stations to residents, seven days a week.
This town—Takoma Park, Maryland—is one of the most diverse in the nation, with more than 92 nationalities among its 17,700 residents. Once or twice a month, a new family moves to town, and half of the time they arrive from another country. Last month a Haitian family moved in: a mother and her 15-year old son Marcus and 7-year-old son Daniel.
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Microsoft releases cross-platform .NET Core 1.0 at Linux event
Red Hat announces full support for .NET applications - but is it really ready?
Microsoft has announced the release of .NET Core 1.0 and ASP.NET Core 1.0, the open source, cross-platform fork of the .NET Framework, letting people know at the Red Hat DevNation summit in San Francisco.…
Linux Practicality vs Activism
One of the greatest things about running Linux is the freedom it provides. Where the division among the Linux community appears is in how we value this freedom.
Libarchive Security Flaw Discovered
When it comes to security, everyone knows you shouldn't run executable
files from an untrustworthy source. Back in the late 1990s, when web
users were a little more naive, it was quite common to receive infected
email messages with fake attachments.
Dual-core MCU Arduino compatible SBC has WiFi and audio
T-Firefly’s open-spec, Arduino Uno compatible Fireduino SBC offers Rockchip’s dual-core, Cortex-M3 RKNanoD MCU, plus WiFi, RTC, and MP3 audio. Chinese embedded firm T-Firefly is apparently the new name for T-Chip Technology, which sponsors the Firefly open source hardware project. Its Arduino I/O- and IDE-compatible, dual-core Fireduino board is supported by the Firefly project along with […]
'I urge everyone to fight back' - woman wins $10k from Microsoft over Windows 10 misery
Software giant hauled into small claims court after PC knackered
A California woman has won $10,000 from Microsoft after a sneaky Windows 10 update wrecked the computer she used to run her business.…
Open-source Microsoft protocol aims to be a programming standard
Codenvy, Microsoft, and Red Hat have announced they are adopting a universal Language Server Protocol for integrated development environments.
Google “Project Bloks” education kit starts with RPi Zero
Google’s “Project Bloks” education platform is built around a Raspberry Pi Zero that controls baseboards that talk to “Puck” inputs via a capacitive sensor. Google announced a Project Bloks hacker platform for kids, developed with IDEO and Paulo Blikstein of Stanford University. A prototype has been built based on the Linux-driven Raspberry Pi Zero SBC, […]
Red Hat Reiterates Support for Java EE With New Release
Red Hat officially closed on its acquisition of enterprise Java tools vendor JBoss for $350 million last June. Ever since, Red Hat has been growing its Java application tools business and expanding its development products and projects.
Red Hat executives emphasized their commitment to Java at today's Devnation event in San Francisco with a new middleware platform, while noting that other other languages, notably Microsoft's .NET, are now also being supported as well.
Red Hat executives emphasized their commitment to Java at today's Devnation event in San Francisco with a new middleware platform, while noting that other other languages, notably Microsoft's .NET, are now also being supported as well.
Docker Expands Container Networking Capabilities
When Docker 1.0 debuted in June 2014, it was missing a key feature: fully integrated networking that works. In June 2016, networking in Docker containers is a very different story, with a host of new capabilities now present in the Docker 1.12 milestone, which was officially released last week.
Why GNOME 3.X Has Been Good for Linux and FOSS
If GNOME hadn't irked many users when it redesigned its approach to the desktop with GNOME 3, there would be fewer popular desktop environments for Linux.
Sony Settles in Linux Battle
When Sony released its PlayStation 3 console in 2006, most fans were
excited by the enhanced graphics and processing power, but a
small (yet significant) group of buyers was excited about an entirely
different feature.
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