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Update openssh for CVE-2015-5600 and CVE-2016-3115
On March 21st, the openssh package was updated to patch two moderate vulnerabilities; CVE-2015-5600 and CVE-2016-3115.
Is Proprietary Software Holding Linux Back?
When it comes to the software I use on Linux, I'm very purpose driven in my application choices. In almost every situation, I'll use the best software for the task at hand. And as a result, sometimes this means using proprietary software on my Linux PCs.
A Government Error Just Revealed Snowden Was the Target in the Lavabit Case
It’s been one of the worst-kept secrets for years: the identity of the person the government was investigating in 2013 when it served the secure email firm Lavabit with a court order demanding help spying on a particular customer...
The Thriving Hunt for 4K/UHD/2160p
Recent improvements of the Linux kernel make it possible: Enjoying a full 4K/UHD/2160p resolution of 3840x2160 pixels or more even with elder hardware. Many graphics cards which have never been advertised to feature 4K/UHD can be made to display such modes by overclocking your TMDS.
Are Software-Defined Data Centers Really a New Idea? No, But...
Software-defined everything -- from SDN and NFV to software-defined storage -- has been in use in some forms for decades. It's not as revolutionary as it seems.
ubuntuBSD 15.10 Beta 2 Screenshot Tour
ubuntuBSD 15.10 Beta 2 is available. ubuntuBSD combines the installer and utilities of Ubuntu with the kernel and file system support of FreeBSD.
Microsoft open sources Visual Studio Productivity Power Tools
Microsoft continues to open-source its development tools.
Apple Releases Swift 2.2 Programming Language with Ubuntu Linux Support
Apple has released version 2.2 of its Swift programming language for the Mac OS X and Ubuntu Linux operating systems.
Qt 5.6 cozies up to Yocto Project and adds LTS
Qt v5.6 is Qt’s first “LTS” release since 2011, offers tighter alignment with Yocto Project, and is said to make “Boot to Qt” stack customization easier. The Qt Company released version 5.6 of its cross-platform application and UI development framework, bringing Qt’s “Boot to Qt” embedded Linux platform into greater alignment with Yocto Project tools.
True believers mind-meld FreeBSD with Ubuntu to burn systemd
'UbuntuBSD' promises the best of several possible bootloading worlds
Another shot has been fired in the war between *nix true believers and systemd advocates, with a group of diehards welding the Ubuntu body onto the FreeBSD chassis.…
What Does Open Source Software Mean to the U.S. Federal Government?
The U.S. government wants more "open source" within federal agencies, but it seems to have a vague sense of what open source actually entails.
Nvidia 364.12 released for Linux with official Vulkan, Mir & Wayland support
Well Nvidia dropped a bit of a big one today didn't they! Nvidia driver version 364.12 is now out and brings in official Vulkan support, Mir support and Wayland support.
Learn Linux, 101: Text streams and filters
There's a lot more to text manipulation than cut and paste, particularly when you aren't using a GUI. In this tutorial, Ian Shields introduces you to text manipulation on Linux using filters from the GNU textutils package. By the end of this tutorial, you will be manipulating text like an expert. Use the material in this tutorial to study for the Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1: Linux Server Professional Certification exam 101, or just to learn for fun.
Apple defends crypto fight against government during launch event
The war of words aside, for now the issue is left in the hands of Magistrate Sheri Pym in Riverside, California. She already ordered Apple to help unlock the phone last month but did so without giving Apple a chance to challenge it. Tuesday's hearing is about providing Apple that opportunity. Between these two court events, there's been plenty of he-said, she-said arguments from both sides.
Imagemagick as a resource for the budget-constrained researcher
In this installment, I'll cover concatenating multiple image files into a multi-page pdf--a very handy trick the imagemagick utility convert makes possible. But first, a bit of grousing on the subject of academia, budget-constrained researching, and academic publishing.
What Does "Fast" Mean?
Good news! One of my clients is launching a new marketing campaign, which we expect will make the business even more successful than before. Bad news! This means our Web application, which has existed for some time on a fairly simple infrastructure, and which has handled a steadily growing number of users, now (we hope) will need to deal with a massive spike in users.
FBI backs down against Apple: Feds may be able to crack killer's iPhone without iGiant's help
NSA stopped giggling at the back, handed over an exploit?
The FBI has come to a sudden and surprising all-stop in its legal war with Apple.…
Learn Linux, 101: File and directory management
You've probably heard that everything in Linux is a file, so start on
the right path with a solid grounding in file and directory management:
finding, listing, moving, copying, and archiving. Use the material in this
tutorial to study for the Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1: Linux Server
Professional Certification exam 101, or just to learn for fun.
Supreme Court takes up Apple v. Samsung, first design patent case in a century
After a 13-day trial in 2012, a jury held that Samsung's phones infringed Apple utility and design patents. Apple was originally granted $1.05 billion, but that number was slashed down on appeal. Samsung paid $548 million late last year, but the company didn't give up its right to one last appeal. A Supreme Court win could result in Samsung getting much of that money back.
GoDaddy Launches OpenStack-Powered Cloud Servers
The move toward a public OpenStack cloud service has been several years in the making at GoDaddy.
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