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Everything You Need to Know About BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition Tablet
Canonical and BQ had the great pleasure to inform Softpedia today about the upcoming availability of the world's first Ubuntu converged device, the BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet.
Linux Lite 2.8 Screenshot Tour
Linux Lite is a lightweight Linux distribution based on Ubuntu LTS (Long Term Support releases. It focuses on being a user friendly Linux distribution so that more and more people use Linux for their daily use. The team recently released Linux Lite 2.8 with some new features. In this article I will walk you through a series of Linux Lite 2.8 screenshots from installation to surfing Internet and more.
CoreOS Launches Docker Rival Rkt 1.0
After more than a year of development, the container runtime gets a stable, production-ready 1.0 release.
What's New in 3D Printing, Part III: the Software
This article is the third part of a four-part series that examines some
of the changes in 3D printing that have occurred in the past three
years since my first articles on the subject. Because this is Linux
Journal,
instead of discussing the entire 3D printing world, I'm focusing on the
sections of the topic most relevant to open source and open hardware.
Canonical fulfills its Linux convergence vision with BQ Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet
Convergence is all the rage in the technology industry nowadays and for good reason -- our handheld devices are insanely powerful. It makes sense to leverage a smartphone or tablet's processor for desktop computing.
LibreOffice Online Takes Another Step Forward
"The first 100% open source, enterprise-grade cloud Office Suite" is how Collabora Productivity describes the goal of its recently announced collaboration with Kolab Systems. In fact, the goal has a longer history than the description implies, although its promise of free-licensed groupware has the potential to fill one of the few remaining gaps in open office productivity.
Linux Lite 2.8 Review At A Glance
Linux Lite is a great Distribution choice for any general user. This distribution would be great for Linux new-comers who are familiar with Windows software and would adapt quickly to the Linux world. However if you are seeking an actual “Lightweight” environment this distribution may not be for you.
In the shadows of the cyber colossus
Some thoughts on the South African Cyber Crime and Cyber Security bill.
Justin W. Flory: How do you Fedora?
We recently interviewed Justin W. Flory on how he uses Fedora. This is part of a series on the Fedora Magazine where we profile Fedora users and how they use Fedora to get things done. If you are interested in... Continue Reading →
Here comes the first Ubuntu Linux tablet
At the same time, Canonical is finally delivering on its promise to deliver one codebase for all devices. The upshot is you'll be able to use the first Ubuntu tablet, the Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet, as a PC as well as a tablet.
How to Install Redmine 3 with Nginx on Ubuntu 15.10
Redmine is an open source project management and issue tracking tool based on the Ruby on Rails Framework. This tutorial covers the Redmine 3 installation with Nginx as the web server and MySQL as the database on Ubuntu 15.10 (64 Bit) operating system.
Zorin OS 11 Screencast and Screenshots
We're excited to finally announce the release of Zorin OS 11 with the availability of the Zorin OS 11 Core and Ultimate editions. With Zorin OS 11, we've focused on improving the overall desktop user experience, from the smallest details to the bigger picture. In addition to shipping new and improved versions of our standard pre-installed applications, we've included new applications to help you get more done in Zorin OS faster, better and more enjoyably. These apps include a built-in Contacts manager, Clocks - which allows you to set alarms, a timer, stopwatch as well as view the time in different parts of the world - and a simple and beautiful new video player.
Ubuntu Tablets Arrive: Canonical Reaches Convergence for Linux-Based OS
Canonical and BQ have released the first tablet running Ubuntu, the Linux-based open source OS. It's called the Aquaris M10 Edition tablet and goes on sale in March.
What's your bi-directional syncing utility?
I've been pursuing a research project for the last year or so and have been locating and saving material related to it, as well as doing some of my own writing in the area. I keep that material in a particular folder. That's all fine and good. The problem is that I want the ability to work on the project while I'm at any of 3 different computers--computers that are often located in 3 different locales, some of which are even remote from my LAN. So, how to host the same folder on all three machines, and keep it current with the most recent changes made on any of the 3 computers?
Canonical Lands Ubuntu Linux on Tablets for Computing Convergence
Continuing to focus on convergence, Canonical unveiled the BQ Aquarius M10 Ubuntu Edition, the first tablet hardware for Ubuntu Linux.
FFmpeg 2.8.6 "Feynman" Released, Drops Support for VisualOn AAC and libaacplus
FFmpeg is a complete suite of tools used to record, convert and stream audio and video. A new update has been released for the main branch and developers have also made an interesting announcement regarding the removal of support for two external AAC encoders.
The case for educating judges on open source licensing
"Open source code is problematic because anonymous people on the Internet design it, and 'holes' are not fixed by vendor updates." Is this FUD from some proprietary software behemoth? No, it's a quote from a recent decision made by a California Court of Appeal.
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64-bit Odroid SBC runs Linux on 2GHz quad-core Cortex-A53
Hardkernel unveiled its first 64-bit hacker SBC. The Odroid-C2 matches the layout of the C1+, but has a quad-core, 2GHz Cortex-A53 SoC and a $40 price.
openSUSE 13.1 Linux Has Reached End of Life, Evergreen Team Takes Over
All good things must come to an end, and so SUSE and the openSUSE Linux community today, February 3, 2016, announced that they will no longer support the openSUSE 13.1 operating system.
Jury: Apple must pay $626 million to patent troll VirnetX
An East Texas jury has ruled that Apple must pay patent-holding company VirnetX $625.6 million for infringing four patents. It's a massive verdict for VirnetX, a company that has no products and makes its money solely through patent litigation.
The verdict shows the jury found Apple infringed on every patent claim that was at issue.
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