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Linux 4.6 Charred Weasel adds USB 3.1 Support
cgroup namespace support could be a game-changer for containers
AUSTRUMI 3.4.2 Screenshot Tour
AUSTRUMI 3.4.2 has been released. AUSTRUMI (Austrum Latvijas Linukss) is a bootable live CD Linux distribution. It is based on Slackware Linux. It was created and is currently being maintained by a group of programmers from Latgale region of Latvia. It requires limited system resources and can run on any Intel-compatible system with a CD-ROM installed. The entire operating system and all the applications run from RAM, making Austrumi a fast system, and allowing the boot medium to be removed after the operating system starts.
ZFS comes to Debian, thanks to licensing workaround
Debian will put source code, not binaries, in contrib archive of contentious code
The ZFS file system has come to popular Linux distribution Debian, but in a way the distro's backers think won't kick up another row over compatibility of open source licences.…
PayPal’s Failure an Opportunity for FOSS Money Apps?
What started off as a quest to evaluate FOSS money management apps ended up revealing an issue with PayPal that plagues even highly funded proprietary money management programs running on that other operating system.
Raspberry Pi Zero, the $5 Computer, Now Ships with a Built-in Camera Connector
Approximately half a year after its launch, during which every single copy was sold, the $5 computer, Raspberry Pi Zero, makes a comeback with a built-in camera connector.
New features in GNOME To Do
GNOME To Do is an application that manages a simple set of to-do lists. To Do was built by Georges Stavracas, a frequent contributor to GNOME software including Calendar and Nautilus, during Google Summer of Code. It’s designed to be the best tool to... Continue Reading →
Work begins on Russian rival to Android
Sailfish derivative targeted at Russian users and regulators
A Russian company called is developing its own mobile operating system to rival Android.…
Mission accomplished! NASA developer challenge comes to RIT
This year, Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) was selected as a host location for the NASA Space Apps Challenge, an annual event where NASA gives a series of prompts and challenges for programmers around the world to complete. Using multiple sets of existing open data, attendees are provided the resources to develop creative and imaginative solutions to complex issues.
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Review: Rebellin Linux v3 GNOME
It's a decently put-together distribution that targets new users especially with promises of great support; I found it to be fine, though not particularly spectacular.
Linux Kernel 4.6 Officially Released, Introduces OrangeFS, USB 3.1 SSP Support
Linus Torvalds announced the final release of the long anticipated Linux 4.6 kernel, which is now available for download for all GNU/Linux operating systems.
The FBI and the Mozilla Foundation Lock Horns over Known Security Hole
The Mozilla Foundation and the FBI recently have clashed over security
weaknesses. The FBI is aware of a weakness in the Tor browser that
may affect Firefox—it's a weakness the FBI has exploited during
an investigation.
KDE Frameworks 5.22.0 Released for KDE Plasma 5.6.4 and KDE Applications 16.04.1
KDE has had the pleasure of announcing the release and general availability of this month's KDE Frameworks 5 maintenance release, version 5.22.0, for the latest KDE Plasma 5 desktop and KDE Applications.
Spark 2.0 Will Be Faster, Easier for App Development, and Tackle Streaming Data
It only makes sense that as the community of Spark contributors got bigger the project would get even more ambitious. So when Spark 2.0 comes out in a matter of weeks it’s going to have at least three robust new features, according to Ion Stoica, the founder of Databricks and keynote speaker at Apache Big Data in Vancouver on Tuesday afternoon.
Mozilla Open Source Support (MOSS): Now Open To All Projects
Last year, we launched the Mozilla Open Source Support Program (MOSS) – an award program specifically focused on supporting open source and free software. The first track within MOSS (“Foundational Technology”) provides support for open source and free software projects.......
OpenStack, SDN, and Container Networking Power Enterprise Cloud at Paypal
Experimenting with software-defined networking (SDN), overlays and container networking is the latest step in PayPal's journey to build its next generation Enterprise Cloud infrastructure. At Open Networking Summit 2016 (ONS), Jigar Desai, VP of Cloud and Platforms at PayPal, shared the company’s transition over the past three years from a consumer perspective.
Jason McGee of IBM Talks about Open Source Projects
From an IBM perspective, we think open technologies should form the foundation on which Cloud is built. That open source gives customers freedom of choice and gives them mobility and eliminates fears of lock in and things like that and therefore our Cloud Platform is built at all layers on in open technology foundation...
How to Install the Beautiful Arc GTK Theme on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
At the request of many of our readers, we decided to write the following tutorial to teach Ubuntu users how to install the very popular and gorgeous Arc GTK theme in the latest Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) operating system.
5 Highly Promising Music Players
Linux is blessed with some excellent mature music players. My favorites are Amarok, Audacious, Banshee, and Tomahawk. Awesome open source applications. In particular, I have been a devotee of Banshee for a decade, using it as my main media player. But I am keen to explore potential replacements and have tried almost all available music players. My journey has identified some very promising music players which are worth exploring.
Arch Linux-Based LinHES 8.4 OS Launches with Kodi 16.1, MythTV 0.28, and OpenPHT
LinHES maintainer Cecil Watson today announced the release of LinHES R8.4, an open source attempt to make the installation of a GNU/Linux operating system and the MythTV media center software as trivial as possible.
Advanced Disclosure Needed to Keep Users Secure
User security is paramount. Vulnerabilities can weaken security and ultimately harm users. We want people who identify security vulnerabilities in our products to disclose them to us so we can fix them as soon as possible.
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