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Top 5: Open hardware farming, issue tracking tools, music making, and more
In this week's Top 5 articles on Opensource.com, we highlight low-cost, DIY, open hardware farming equipment; open source issue tracking tools; free and open source music making programs; a look inside the Secret Lab hackathon; and a new column on the site about how to build a business with open source.
State of Fedora 2016, F24 Schedule, Flock notes, Wayland, and Outreachy
Fedora is a big project, and it’s hard to keep up with everything. This series highlights interesting happenings in five different areas every week. It isn’t comprehensive news coverage — just quick summaries with links to each.
Docker: How to use it in a practical way
In the first part, I presented the fundamental ideas behind Docker containers and how exactly they work. In this second part, we will proceed with the installation of Docker and its management as a service in our system. We will prepare our system so that in the next part we can create a personal notepad using the WordPress content management system (CMS) or the Dokuwiki which is a wiki software that doesn't require a database.
Meizu Launches New Ubuntu Linux-Based PRO 5 Smartphone
The Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition is the latest smartphone to run Canonical's Ubuntu Linux and the fifth Ubuntu-based mobile device launched in a year.
How to enable ELRepo repository on CentOS or RHEL
While CentOS/RHEL platforms maintain several official repositories (e.g., base, updates, contrib), they are lacking in terms of software coverage and release cycles. To bridge the gap between what is available and what is commonly needed, third-party repositories are created to serve community needs for commonly requested software packages.
Canonical Says There Is No ZFS and Linux Licence Incompatibility
Canonical announced that support for the ZFS (Z File System) will be available in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, but a lot of users have been asking about a possible license conflict. Canonical’s Dustin Kirkland explained why that’s not a problem.
What is a mount point in Linux/Unix?
Mounting takes place before a computer can use any kind of storage device (such as a hard drive, CD-ROM, or network share). The user or their operating system must make it accessible through the computer’s file system. A user can only access files on mounted media —From Wikipedia.
Singing About the Year of the Linux Desktop
The first song I heard about the Linux Desktop was Hold On, It’s Coming, released in 1971 by Country Joe McDonald. This was an amazing prediction, considering that Linus Torvalds was only two years old at the time. Is it possible that young Linus heard this piece and it spurred him to create the GNU/Linux operating system? We may never know.
The latest high-end Ubuntu phone will be available globally
Canonical and Meizu will launch the most powerful Ubuntu phone ever, the Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition, at Mobile World Congress.
Version control isn't just for programmers
Working with other artists and creatives, I'm constantly amazed—and, to be frank, a little horrified—when I look at their project directories. So frequently, they're riddled with files that start with the same name, but with numbered with suffices like -v1, -v2, -v3-FINAL, -v3-FINAL3, v3-FINAL3-real, -v3-FINAL5-please_will_it_ever_end, and so on.
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Linux and breakfast cereal: Why are there so many flavours?
I'm sick and tired of hearing about people being confused because there are too many different kinds of breakfast cereal - and Linux - available. It's a good thing and here's why.
A new Android banking trojan is also ransomware
Xbot, new kind of Android malware, steals online banking credentials and can hold a device's files hostage in exchange for a ransom, delivering a particularly nasty one-two punch. It's not widespread yet but is targeting devices in Australia and Russia.
Microsoft Azure Now Offering Red Hat Enterprise Linux, but Not for China and US
Microsoft, through Corey Sanders, has finally made public their latest Azure cloud offering after announcing a mysterious partnership with Red Hat back in November 2015.
Embedded Linux and OpenIoT conference details emerge
The Linux Foundation has published the list of keynote speakers and 124 conference sessions for its April 4-6 Embedded Linux Conference and OpenIoT Summit. The annual North American Embedded Linux Conference, co-located with a new “OpenIoT Summit,” will take place this year in San Diego, Calif. from April 4 through 6. This is the ELC’s […]
3D drawings with code using POV-Ray
Realistic images of 3D objects—that can be viewed from any angle, and in a variety of lighting conditions—are something of great value to artists, designers, architects, scientists, and many others. The problem is that they often lack the equipment, skill, or both, to produce them.
Enter POV-Ray, open source 3D image rendering software.
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Chromium OS for Raspberry Pi 2 0.4 Launches with Redesigned Kernel, UX Changes
Dylan Callahan from the Chromium OS for Raspberry Pi 2 project today informs Softpedia, exclusively, about the immediate availability for download of the fourth release of their Chromium OS port for the popular SBC.
Red Hat Adds Gluster Software-Defined Storage to Google Cloud Platform
Red Hat Gluster, the open source, distributed, software-defined storage platform, is now available through Google Cloud Platform as a hybrid cloud service.
“Hoverboard” company that had competitor raided at CES backs down
During this year's CES conference in Las Vegas, some members of the press witnessed a surprising scene. US Marshals raided the booth of a Chinese company selling one-wheeled "hoverboards," packing up their merchandise and forcing them to close up shop.
The raid was prompted by legal action from Future Motion, a California startup that sells a similar looking one-wheeled "hoverboard" called the Onewheel. Future Motion says that the Chinese competitor, Changzhou First International Trade Co., was violating two of its patents.
The raid was prompted by legal action from Future Motion, a California startup that sells a similar looking one-wheeled "hoverboard" called the Onewheel. Future Motion says that the Chinese competitor, Changzhou First International Trade Co., was violating two of its patents.
This XCOM 2 video shows Linux and Windows very close in performance
Another excellent comparison video from Penguin Recordings has shown just how close XCOM 2 is on Linux and Windows, and Linux actually beats Windows in some tests.
What is SGID and how to set SGID in Linux?
This is next to SUID in our ongoing Linux file and folder permissions series. We already discussed about CHMOD, UMASK, CHOWN, CHGRP, SUID, StickyBit and SUDO concepts in our previous posts. In this post we will see
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