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Dell Announces Embedded Box PC 3000 and 5000 Series Powered by Ubuntu
Dell has announced that the Embedded Box PC 3000 Series and 5000 Series, furthering the partnership with Canonical by providing this hardware with Ubuntu.
Miniscule i.MX7 module is also offered in SBC format
Phytec has spun a Linux-supported, 50 x 41mm PhyCore-i.MX7 COM with -40 to 85°C support, also available as part of a sandwich-style PhyBoard-i.MX7 Zeta SBC. NXP’s low-power, Cortex-A7 based i.MX7 system-on-chip, which includes a Cortex-M4 MCU for real-time processing and motor control, appears to be heading for the same popularity as the i.MX6. Size matters […]
Microsoft at last buys .NET-for-iOS, Android vendor Xamarin
In parallel with Microsoft's efforts, an open source version of .NET named Mono was created by Ximian, an open source company founded by Miguel de Icaza and Nat Friedman. Ximian was acquired by Novell in 2003, and Novell was bought by Attachmate in 2011. Attachmate laid off all Mono staff shortly after the acquisition, and de Icaza and Friedman founded Xamarin later that same year to continue their work with Mono.
5 tips for growing your developer community on GitHub
You've done it: you've taken your own personal utility, library, or web application and placed it on GitHub as free and open source software for all the world to see.
Maybe you wrote this software to fill a personal need, or maybe you've always hoped that it would reach more people. One thing's certain: it's always been yours, and yours alone—but the moment you pushed that code for the first time, your baby left the nest. What comes next is up to you.
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Intel Unveils Android Phones that Can Also Run Debian GNU/Linux
Intel has debuted Android-based smartphones that can run a Debian-based open source GNU/Linux environment for the desktop on an external monitor.
Does Linux Still Need Windows Support?
As an alternative operating system, Linux has always found ways to co-exist with Windows. However, I realized recently that I had gone four years without any installation of Windows in the house. I had to wonder: is Windows support even necessary in 2016?
Canonical and Ubuntu Win Two More Awards at Mobile World Congress 2016
Canonical today announced on its social networking accounts that the company behind Ubuntu Linux won two more awards during Mobile World Congress 2016.
How to Install PostgreSQL 9.5 on Ubuntu (12.04 - 15.10)
This tutorial shows the installation of the latest PostgreSQL 9.5 version on Ubuntu. We will use the official repository from postgresql.org, so you can update your server easily in future and get direct updates and patches from the database vendor. The steps have been tested with Ubuntu versions from 12.04 until 15.10.
Learn Linux, 101: Use basic SQL commands
Learn how to query databases and manipulate data by using basic SQL commands. 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.
Microsoft finally ties the knot with Xamarin, snaps up mobile app biz
Embrace, extend, eat
Microsoft has bought its long-time partner Xamarin for an undisclosed sum.…
How to search and replace a multi-line string in a file
Suppose you have a text file in which you want to change multiple lines of text to something else, but without using a text editor. When it comes to finding and replacing a multi-line string pattern, Perl's regular expression based pattern matching comes in handy.
A Mozilla journey: Contributor to Firefox Student Ambassadors executive board
My open source story began during my first year of college when I joined Mozilla's Firefox Student Ambassadors (FSA) program.
Install Miniflux on Ubuntu 14.04
In this tutorial, we will learn how to install Miniflux on an Ubuntu 14.04 VPS with PHP-FPM and Nginx. Miniflux is an opensource, self-hosted minimalist web-based RSS reader optimized for readability.
OPEN-O Promises Open Source NFV and SDN for Telecoms
The Linux Foundation has announced OPEN-O, an open source SDN and NFV project for the telecom community.
Linux Mint Forum Database Compromised for at Least a Month Before Announcement
The Linux Mint forum database was being sold on January 16, a full month before the users were made aware of a breach.
Tiny Core Linux 7.0 Screencast and Screenshots
Team Tiny Core is proud to announce the release of Core v7.0
New Steam Beta Client Updates ALSA, Adds Multiple Steam Controller Improvements
Yes, there's yet another Steam Beta Client available for those who live on the bleeding-edge and have switched to the Beta channel of Valve's acclaimed gaming distribution platform.
AMD expands its G-Series range with pin-compatible SoCs
AMD launched 3rd Gen, dual-core, G-Series SoCs with 6-15W TDPs, DDR4 and 4Kx2K support, and R-Series pin compatibility, plus an entry-level G-Series LX SoC. The lines between AMD’s Embedded G-Series and its higher end R-Series system-on-chips continue to blur with a new line of 3rd Generation G-Series SoCs that offers pin compatibility with the “Merlin Falcon” R-Series SoC announced last October.
Reminder: How to get a grip on your files, data that Windows 10 phones home to Microsoft
Redmond updates official guide
If you don't know how to control the information Windows 10 sends back about you to Microsoft, the Redmond giant has updated its guide on how to do so.…
What's New in 3D Printing, Part IV: OctoPrint
This is the last article in a four-part series on the current state
of 3D printing. In the first part, I gave an overall introduction to
differences in 3D printing since I wrote my original articles on 3D printing
three years ago. The second piece focused on advances in 3D printing
hardware, and the third column covered 3D printing software.
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