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GParted 0.25.0 Released With Progress Bar When Checking/Resizing Ext2/3/4 Partitions
GParted is an open source and free partition manager. GParted can create and edit partitions. It's a GUI (Graphical User Interface) so it's easy to to create or edit partitions on our hard disk using GParted. GParted recently released its 0.25.0 version that now shows a progress bar when checking or resizing ext2/3/4 partitions. Here is how you can install or update to GParted 0.25.0 in Ubuntu or other derivatives distros.
Open source software powers NASA's Mars VR project
Parker Abercrombie is a software engineer at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where he builds software to support Mars science missions. He has a special interest in geographic information systems (GIS) and has worked with teams at NASA and the U.S. Department of Energy on systems for geographic visualization and data management.
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Analysis and Exploitation of a Linux Kernel Vulnerability (CVE-2016-0728)
The Perception Point Research team has identified a 0-day local privilege escalation vulnerability in the Linux kernel. While the vulnerability has existed since 2012, our team discovered the vulnerability only recently, disclosed the details to the Kernel security team, and later developed a proof-of-concept exploit.
Linux zero-day affects most Androids, millions of Linux PCs
A new zero-day vulnerability has been discovered that allows Android or Linux applications to escalate privileges and gain root access, according to a report released this morning by Perception Point.
What a Linux User Misses From Windows
Recently I found myself thinking back to when I first started using Linux, roughly thirteen years ago. Back then, I was dual-booting with Windows because Linux was merely a curiosity for me and something interesting to explore. Today, I use Linux exclusively.
4MLinux 16.0 Beta Has LibreOffice 5, Audacious 3.7, Skype 4.3 and Linux Kernel 4.1.13 LTS
GNU/Linux developer Zbigniew Konojacki announced the Beta build of the upcoming 4MLinux 16.0 computer operating system.
OpenSSH patches information leak that could expose private SSH keys
If you're connecting to servers over the secure shell (SSH) protocol using an OpenSSH client, you should update it immediately. The latest version patches a flaw that could allow rogue or compromised servers to read users' private authentication keys.
RockWork Project Provides Amazing Pebble Support on Ubuntu Touch
The Ubuntu community is set on providing proper support for the Pebble smartwatch, and it looks like the RockWork project is going really well.
Encryption backdoors by law? France says 'non'
The French government has rejected a proposed bill that would have required hardware makers to design products that give authorities access to stored data, even if it is encrypted.
Linux, 101: Customize or write simple scripts
Learn how to customize existing scripts or write simple new bash scripts using standard shell syntax, looping and control structures, and tests for success or failure. You can use the material in this tutorial to study for the LPI 102 exam for Linux system administrator certification, or to learn for fun.
Installing jstock with Slackware 14.1
Two methods to get Jstock working on your Slackware 14.1 machine.
Did Remix OS violate the GPL and Apache licenses?
Remix OS is an Android based desktop operating system. A recent post about Remix OS on the Linux Homefront Project blog charges that Remix OS has violated the GPL and Apache licenses.
How to Install VestaCP on CentOS 7
VestaCP is a Free Open Source Control panel for server systems. It can help ease the burden of common system administration tasks such as website creation, database deployment and management, and more. This guide will help you get up and running with VestaCP on your CentOS.
How to configure NFS Server and Client Configuration on Ubuntu 15.10
How to configure NFS Server and Client Configuration on Ubuntu 15.10
ScyllaDB: Cassandra compatibility at 1.8 million requests per node
ScyllaDB is designed to be a resilient NoSQL database and is currently in beta testing. It is designed from the ground up to take advantage of multiple core systems and to provide very high performance.
Don Marti, techical marketing manager for ScyllaDB, co-founded the Linux consulting firm Electric Lichen. He is a strategic advisor for Mozilla and has previously served as president and vice president of the Silicon Valley Linux Users Group and on the program committees for USENIX, CodeCon, and LinuxWorld Conference and Expo.
Don talked to us in advance of SCaLE 14x in Pasadena, California, where he'll be giving talks on ScyllaDB, JavaScript, and turning software demos into software projects.
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Review: Solus 1.0 "Shannon"
(This is a review of the new independent Solus with the Budgie DE, not of the old Debian-based SolusOS with GNOME 2.) Budgie looks slick, but there are a bunch of small usability issues that add up to make for a somewhat frustrating user experience in conjunction with niggles from GNOME 3. Also, the software selection is a bit sparse, but that can definitely change over time.
Fedora plans formal upgrade leapfrog scheme
Support for version X to X+2 upgrades coming in Fedora 24. Red Hat senior quality assurance engineer Adam Williamson has revealed that the Fedora community is trying to deliver what it's calling “N-1” upgrades whereby it becomes possible upgrade from version X of Fedora to version X+2 without having to first install version X+1.
The First Meeting of the LibreOffice Indian Community in 2016 Was a Success
The Document Foundation announced the first meeting of the LibreOffice Indian community in 2016.
Microsoft herds biz users to Windows 10 by denying support for Win 7 and 8 on new CPUs
Yes, you can run Windows 7, but only on hardware fit for Windows 10. In a stunning example of consensus-building, Microsoft has somehow persuaded the big names of silicon that it would be better for all concerned if they quietly euthanize Windows 7 and 8.1.
Doc like an Egyptian: Managing project documentation with Sphinx
At the 14th annual Southern California Linux Expo (a.k.a., SCaLE 14x), Dru Lavigne will discuss common "gotchas" associated with creating and maintaining documentation, and she'll talk about available open source tools. She'll also provide an overview of Sphinx, an open source documentation generation system originally created for the new Python documentation.
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