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Top desktop enviroments
With the nature of open source, if you don't like how something walks or talks, then you can change it up to how you like it. One of the up sides to linux, is the fact that if you don't like your Desktop Environment, then you are free to modify it or even just swap it out entirely.
Canonical's BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition Tablet Receives "Best of MWC 2016" Award
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2016 event takes place these days in Barcelona, Spain, and Canonical has a strong presence there with a huge stand to show off its latest products.
How to Block Email from certain TLDs (Top Level Domains) with ISPConfig
Spam is an annoyance and there's a multitude of ways to counteract it. However spammers also get smarter and try to bypass filters and stuff. In addition, ICANN has lately approved a great mean gTLDs (generic Top Level Domains), like .biz, .info etc. Some of those gTLDs are, in my opinion, exclusive used by spammers. Lately, I have gotten a lot of spam from the .xyz gTLD. So the question was, how to block email coming from such domains using that gTLD.
Docker improves container security and management
Docker, the most popular container technology, gets ready for enterprise deployment.
OpenProject: An open source project management solution
Trying to track a complex project without drowning in too much information is still a challenge for many of us. To solve this, we developed OpenProject, a web-based open source project management tool that supports teams throughout the entire project life cycle. It is licensed under GNU GPLv3 and written in Ruby on Rails and AngularJS.
ARM’s slim new Cortex-A32 aims 32-bit ARMv8 at IoT apps
ARM unveiled a tiny Cortex-A32 processor design based on a 32-bit-only ARMv8 architecture, and offering higher performance per mW than the Cortex-A7. ARM bills its new Cortex-A32 processor design as the “smallest, lowest power and most efficient ARMv8-A” to date. If that sounds familiar, it’s because it’s essentially the same claim made for the closely […]
Git 2.7.2 Open-Source Distributed Version Control System Adds New Features
The development team of the best free, open-source and cross-platform distributed version control system, Git, which is being used by numerous developers worldwide, have announced the release of Git 2.7.2.
List installed packages in Redhat/Centos/Fedore
This is a small how to on listing installed software in Redhat/Centos/Fedora Linux OS. We already written a post on how to get installed package details for Ubuntu machines. Some times we require to list software which are already installed so that we will not redo the same work by installing it once again.
Example 1: To list installed software execute below command
Example 1: To list installed software execute below command
Chelsea Manning denied EFF articles because US Army cares about copyright
According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a Chelsea Manning supporter recently attempted to mail Manning a series of printed EFF articles about prisoner rights. Those materials were withheld and not delivered to her because, according to the EFF, the correspondence contained “printed Internet materials, including email, of a volume exceeding five pages per day or the distribution of which may violate U.S. copyright laws.”
Other materials, including lengthy Bureau of Prisons documents, were allowed through, and so the EFF concludes that "it was potentially copyright concerns that resulted in Manning’s mail being censored."
Upgrading tutorial, Gnocchi 2.0 release, and more OpenStack news
Interested in keeping track of what is happening in the open source cloud? Opensource.com is your source for news in OpenStack, the open source cloud infrastructure project.
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What's New in Ubuntu OTA 9.1 Update for Ubuntu Phones
A new Ubuntu OTA update is on its way and it should land tomorrow. Here are the fixes and improvements that will be released to the public.
45 Percent of IT Personnel Knowingly Circumvent Their Own Security Policies
An Absolute Software survey of 501 U.S. IT managers and decision makers at companies with 50 or more employees has found that fully 45 percent of repsondents admitted knowingly circumventing their own security policies, and 33 percent admitted having successfully hacked their own or another organization.
Bite-size i.MX7 module sips power, ships with Linux
As promised last September, Toradex has shipped one of the first computer-on-modules based on NXP’s i.MX7 system-on-chips. It does not appear to be the first, as CompuLab promised to ship its CL-SOM-iMX7 COM in Jan. 2016. Toradex can, however, claim to have the smallest i.MX7 module to date — its 67.6 x 36.7mm dimensions beat out the 68 x 42mm CompuLab module.
Is Linux Mint a crude hack of existing Debian-based distributions?
Also in today's open source roundup: Has Linux become too dumbed down? And Cyanogen's "MOD" platform lets developers integrate their apps directly into Android.
Manjaro 16.02 Cinnamon Screenshot Tour
The Manjaro community is proud to announce a new stable release of the Cinnamon Edition. In addition to the full edition with office suite, graphics software and mailclient included, Manjaro Cinnamon 16.02 is also available as a minimal-ISO of 1GB download size, with users in mind who prefer to setup their own set of software. Recent development at Manjaro Linux is taking the rolling release model a step further by now delivering all desktop settings via packages. Like that users will have the option to update to the latest stage of development, even in regards of styling and desktop configuration, at any time if they wish - a feature that has often been requested. This edition comes with the new gtk-themes Vertex Maia and Vertex Maia Square, developed by the community to perfectly match the Maia icon theme.
Linux: How to share files on a local network with woof
We've all been in this situation were we want to exchange files with other users connected to the same network as we are, and while there are tons of ways to do this, almost none of them is easy, quick, or simple enough. Thankfully, though, Linux users can utilize a small tool called “woof” that simplifies the process and makes the exchanging of files a walk in the park. What I am about to present in this short tutorial is suitable for home networks where convenience is the primary concern, and security isn't an issue.
Using Vagrant and Ansible to deploy virtual machines for web development
Vagrant and Ansible are tools to efficiently provision virtual machines, also called VMs, or in Vagrant terms, the word "boxes" is often used. We begin with a short discussion of why a web developer would invest the time to use these tools, then cover the required software, an overview of how Vagrant works with virtual machine providers, and the use of Ansible to provision a virtual machine.
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Tomorrow’s Veterinarian Using Linux Today
In Southeast Texas, a young girl easily harnesses the power of GNU/Linux as she prepares for her future as a veterinarian in America's heartland.
Monitor your local network with NagiosPi
Embrace the power of Nagios to keep an eye on servers, switches and applications on your network
Can you replace a computer with your mobile
Android phones have reached the point where they have similar specifications in terms of CPU and Ram than most budget laptops, but are held back for phone centric tasks. The truth is, your phone is ready to replace your laptop or desktop if you give it a chance.
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