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Is PCLinuxOS Is the Best Rolling Release Distro?
Certainly many Linux users think that Arch is the best rolling release distro, yet there are reasons that PCLinuxOS earns that title.
Lay down a beat with LMMS
One thing that confuses some new Linux users is just how modular Linux can be, and on nearly every level. It turns out to be liberating in the end, but it can be overwhelming at first. That's why it's nice, sometimes, to come across a project that brings a bunch of modular technology and binds them together nice and neatly for users. In the world of digital audio workstations, the project that does this most profoundly is the Linux Multimedia Studio, better known as LMMS.
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Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition Announced and It's a Beast
Canonical and Meizu have just revealed that Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition will be available for pre-order during Mobile World Congress 2016.
Happy Birthday The Document Foundation! Thanks For Starting The Amazing Project 4 Years Ago
The foundation that really turned the way that we used to create and edit documents, presentations and all other office works in Linux. Today that foundation, The Document Foundation has turned 4. I congratulate the one team that started creating an amazing office suit, LibreOffice 4 years ago.
Manjaro Now Available for Raspberry Pi
This past week marked a huge turning point for Raspberry Pi users, as the Manjaro Arm project marked its first alpha release. The reason this is such big news is that many Raspberry Pi users did not have a great entryway into Arch Linux prior to the Manjaro Arm Project. Arch has always been available for the Raspberry Pi, through either a direct download or using NOOBS, but neither is as user friendly as most other Raspberry Pi distros. This is where Manjaro Linux comes into the picture. Manjaro provides a more user-friendly approach to Arch with the goal of getting users into the Arch space who found either the installation or documentation a bit overwhelming.
How to play the Android 6.0 hidden Flappy Bird game
Also in today's open source roundup: Parsix GNU/Linux 8.5 released, and Google finally kills the Picasa Web service and desktop client.
Linux Systems Patched for Critical glibc Flaw
"Once it was confirmed that both teams were working on the same vulnerability, we collaborated on potential fixes, mitigations and regression testing," Florian Weimer, principal software engineer for product security at Red Hat, told eWEEK. "We also worked together to make the test coverage as wide as possible to catch any related problems in the code to help prevent future issues."
PCLinuxOS: the walking dead
A distribution that is so narrow-minded that it cannot allow users outside of the US to use it out of the box, and that does not bother with updating their core ISO image. There are plenty of distributions that work much better than PCLinuxOS.
Why bother with this zombie?
Why bother with this zombie?
Reference platform simplifies wearable security camera designs
Intrinsyc announced a reference design for wearable law enforcement and security cameras, featuring a Snapdragon 410 SoC running Android and a 13-MP camera. The wave of reports of police shooting unarmed minorities over the past few years appears to be partly due to the greater number of smartphone cameras in circulation. Many observers agree that […]
Vulkan 1.0 and Vulkan SDK Announced for Linux and Windows
The Khronos Group just announced that the Vulkan 1.0 open standard API specifications have been made available, along with the Vulkan SDK for Windows and Linux from LunarG.
Year of Linux Depends on How You Define Linux
A helpful tip for those coming of age as a Linux Advocate: Temper your rhetoric when explaining just how much Microsoft sucks. It’s easy to come off as a wild-eyed zealot. These are lessons in advocacy learned rather quickly. And yeah…, that whole wide-eyed zealot thing? It didn’t work out so well for me. Nor will it for you.
DragonFly BSD 4.4.2 Released with OpenSSL 1.0.1r and Kernel Quirks for xHCI USB
While not a GNU/Linux operating system, DragonFly BSD remains one of the most appreciated BSD distributions, and it looks like its maintainers are keeping it up-to-date always.
Patch ASAP: Tons of Linux apps can be hijacked by evil DNS servers, man-in-the-middle miscreants
Buffer overflow found in glibc. A huge amount of software can be hijacked by hackers on the other side of the internet, thanks to a serious security vulnerability in the GNU C Library (glibc). The library is used by the vast majority of Linux distributions, meaning the vulnerability is widespread.
What's in the Box? Interrogate Your Linux Machine's Hardware
I recently had a problem trying to install the NVIDIA driver for
my machine. It seemed the latest driver had stopped supporting my graphics
card, and after updating my kernel, I was out of a driver. The question,
obviously, was "which card did I have?" But, I didn't
remember.
Companies with Real Online Privacy Guarantees Will Succeed, Survey Says
A survey from TRUSTe and the National Cyber Security Alliance says Americans want more online privacy and data security, and avoid companies that fail to provide.
Open Source Maru OS Promises Debian Linux for Smartphones and Tablets
Maru OS, an Android-based implementation of Debian GNU/Linux-based for smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices, is now open source.
LibreOffice 5.1 Offers Reorganized User Interface for Its Apps
LibreOffice is the default standard office suite in many mainstream Linux distributions, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE and Ubuntu. LibreOffice is also available for both Microsoft Windows and Apple OS X. In this slide show, eWEEK takes a look at some of the highlights of the new LibreOffice 5.1 release.
Installing Laravel on Ubuntu for Nginx
Laravel 5 is an elegant and complete web programming framework for PHP. This tutorial will show you how to install the Laravel PHP framework on a Nginx server installation.
Help Us Spread the Word: Encryption Matters
Today, the Internet is one of our most important global public resources. It’s open, free and essential to our daily lives. It’s where we chat, play, bank and shop. It’s also where we create, learn and organize. All of this … Continue reading
Emmabuntüs 8 Debian Based Beta Released
Emmabuntüs is a desktop GNU/Linux distribution based on Xubuntu 12.04 and 14.04 LTS (Long Term Support) made specifically for refurbished computers destined for humanitarian organisationsand to promote the discovery of GNU/Linux by beginners, as well as to extend the lifespan of hardware and to reduce over consumption & waste in electronics. Emmabuntus 8 Beta is the first distro based on Debian in the memory of Ian Murdock, the founder of the Debian Project.
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