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AMD Foss Drivers Now Have OpenGL 4.1, Tessellation Enabled
The AMD Foss Drivers have just received an important update and it looks like they are now OpenGL 4.1 compliant, which means that some new cool features are on their way.
Google’s ‘Inbox’: Should Privacy Advocates Be Concerned?
Except for those using a free version of Android such as Replicant, and who install apps from free and open software sources such as F-Droid or Fossdroid, the protection of privacy on mobile devices, by design, is hopeless. Users have come to accept that most apps from Google’s store demand a whole slew of privileges whether they need them or not, and even when not being used, many apps happily go about the business of collecting and reporting everything they’re permitted to find out about us.
FileZilla A Free FTP Client To Upload Files To Server Database
Whether you are hosting WordPress on your own server or uploading files to your server database such as plugins, themes etc. You are going to need an FTP client. FileZilla is the most popular, open-source and free FTP client. It’s very easy to use and cross-platform.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux Kernel 4.4 LTS Release Candidate 4, Things Are Still Calm
Linus Torvalds unleashed the fourth RC (Release Candidate) build of the upcoming Linux 4.4 kernel.
Apple Caters to Open Source by Switching Swift to Apache 2.0 License
Apple's Swift programming language has been open-sourced under an Apache 2.0 license, making it possible to use the language on Linux and Windows in addition to OS X and iOS.
How to Build (and Not Build) an Author Website
So you've written a book and want to promote it. Sure you know how to build a website. But how about an author website that really works hard to sell books? There's more to it than just HTML
Linux Kernel 2.6.32.69 LTS Has HFS, x86 and IPv6 Improvements, Updated Drivers
Linux kernel maintainer Willy Tarreau announced the sixty-ninth maintenance release of the Linux 2.6.32 LTS kernel series.
Install LAMP on Ubuntu Wily Werewolf
The LAMP stack powers most of the web, and here I will show you how to easily install on the latest Ubuntu release.
Should I buy a silent PC?
How much a silent PC costs depends on your requirements. The Raspberry Pi range offer lots of possibilities, and are a fantastic way of learning about computers and Linux. There's an amazing number of projects you can build too.
What Are Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) ? How Can You Benefit Out Of MOOCs?
Massive Open Online Courses abbreviated as MOOCs are the invention of the modern era in the educational field. MOOCs represents high-quality education.
CoreOS Plots a Course Forward for Containers
NEW YORK - In the day two keynote of the Tectonic Summit, Brandon Philips, CTO of CoreOS talked at length about the technical direction his company is taking.
Introducing the LibreOffice Online App for ownCloud - Video
While digging through the Internet, we've discovered that there's now a LibreOffice application for the ownCloud open-source self-hosting cloud server, which lets users edit all sorts of LibreOffice documents online.
How To Host Your Own Blog Or Website With WordPress
I’ve already written a post in which I described the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. If you have not yet read that post then read now the difference between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. In this post, I’ll show you how to host your own blog or website with WordPress.org. I’ll show you step by step from buying hosting to setting up WordPress on your hosting server. So let’s get started!
Opensource.com December preview
As 2016 approaches, many of us are thinking about how fast 2015 flew by. To capture a snapshot of the year, we've launched the 2015 Open Source Yearbook, a community-contributed collection of the year's top open source projects, people, tools, and stories.
OpenMW release, Zotac steam machine review, and more open gaming news
Hello, open gaming fans! In this week's edition, we take a look at OpenMW gaming engine new release, Zotac Steam Machine review, Rocket league to launch, and more.
Linux Mint 17.3 Cinnamon screenshots
After a 3-day delay due to website-related issues, the Linux Mint development ream has finally made the official announcement – Linux Mint 17.3 has been released for you to download?, use and enjoy.
Farewell F21, Elections, Wayland by Default, Vacations -- and then F24!
Final Farewell for Fedora 21 Fedora produces new releases approximately every six months — targeted at May and October. We always have two currently-supported releases, the latest and “n minus one”. We also have a one-month overlap after a new... Continue Reading →
What's the Intersection of Docker and OpenStack? VIDEO
Ben Golub, CEO of Docker Inc explains why his company hasn't joined the OpenStack Foundation (yet).
Google releases Cloud Vision API with demo for Pi-based robot
Google released a preview of its Cloud Vision API for tasks like identifying objects and faces, plus a Linux demo that runs on a Raspberry Pi-based robot. Some of the image analysis wizardry used by Google services, such as Google Photos, is now available to developers. Google is offering a free limited preview of its […]
D-Link DCS-2630L Full-HD 180-Degree WiFi Camera Review
The D-Link DCS-2630L is an indoor security camera which features full high definition video, responsive recording, 2-way audio, night vision, 802.11ac WiFi connectivity and the company's first 180-degree Ultra-Wide view, delivering the widest angle lens available on a consumer surveillance camera.
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