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Q4OS Linux Devs Bring the Trinity Desktop Experience to Raspberry Pi 3 SBCs
The Q4OS project announced the availability of the Q4OS GNU/Linux operating system for the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B single-board computer.
Exploits gone wild: Hackers target critical image-processing bug
Attackers have wasted no time targeting a critical vulnerability that could allow them to take complete control over websites running a widely used image-processing application, security researchers said.
Honey, I shrunk the BeagleBone Black!
Octavo Systems has packed nearly all the functions of a BeagleBone Black SBC into a BGA package that only requires a few external components to boot Linux. Much excitement has been generated in recent months by the introduction of a series of ever-smaller, low-cost single board computers. A few of these have included Inforce’s 85 […]
A Truly Easy New User Linux Distro? Let’s Get Serious
Is disk partitioning a stumbling block to the new user installing Linux for the first time?
Why open data matters today
The main factor in any change first begins with observation. The data we collect allows us to analyze complex human patterns and behavior. Without data, there's nothing to be observed.
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Mesa 11.2.2 3D Graphics Library Released with Big Endian Support for Radeon
Collabora's Emil Velikov has just announced today, May 9, the immediate availability for download of the second maintenance release in the latest stable series of the Mesa 3D Graphics Library.
Security researcher arrested for disclosing US election website vulnerabilities
Security researcher David Levin was arrested and held by US law enforcement after breaking into and disclosing vulnerabilities in the Lee County state elections web domain.
Privacy and the New Math
Among the countless essays and posts I've read on the fight over crypto that's been going on between Apple and
the FBI, one by the title above by T.Rob Wyatt in Medium stood out so well that I asked if he'd like to help me adapt it into an article for Linux Jou
6 important announcements from day 1 of CoreOS Fest, Berlin
CoreOS kicked off its first international CoreOS Fest today in Berlin, Germany with many significant announcements. Here are 6 of the things you need to know from day 1 of the event.
Android's security patch quagmire probed by US watchdogs
Feds finally wake up to sorry state of firmware fixes. Mobile carriers and gadget makers will be investigated over how slow they push important software security patches to people.
3.5-inch SBC takes Haswell to extended temps
Axiomtek’s 3.5-inch “CAPA880” SBC is built around Intel’s 4th Gen Core and Celeron CPUs, and offers mini-PCIe, SATA, and a “ZIO” I/O expansion connector.
What is DNS and how does it work?
Understanding how DNS works is crucial so that is why in this article we will cover the DNS basics and we’ll explain what exactly happens when you type a domain, for example rosehosting.com in your web browser.
How to migrate Cacti to a new server
Cacti is a widely used network graphing tool that is used by many service providers. For those of you who have been using Cacti to graph various elements of your network, it is sometimes necessary to migrate Cacti and all its graph datasets from one server to another.
How to install Wordpress 4.5 on Ubuntu 16.04 LAMP
This document describes how to install and configure Wordpress 4.5 on Ubuntu 16.04. WordPress started in 2003 with a single bit of code to enhance the typography of everyday writing and with fewer users than you can count on your fingers and toes. Since then it has grown to be the largest self-hosted blogging tool in the world, used on millions of sites and seen by tens of millions of people every day. This tutorial explains the process of installing Wordpress 4.5 on Ubuntu 16.04 in the form of a simple-to-follow guide.
Surprise! Microsoft Ending Free Upgrades to Windows 10
This seems to fly in the face of reason. Windows is already the only consumer operating system that comes with a price tag. Linux based operating systems, of course, have always been free, and Apple quit charging for OS X back in 2013 with the release of version 10.9.
Linux Mint 18 won't include multimedia codecs
Also in today's open source roundup: DistroWatch reviews Ubuntu MATE 16.04 LTS, and you can now download the new Google Keyboard app for Android.
ProxLinux 3 Screenshot Tour
It's been over 4 years since ProxLinux 2.2 was announced, released and then faded into the past. ProxLinux is a Lubuntu-based distribution which features the Openbox window manager as its default user interface.
Fedora teaches future makers in school
Education is an important field for open source software to target. Today’s generation will define the future to come, and the lessons of open source software are important to teach to professors and students, including children, teens, and young adults. There... Continue Reading →
Sources of Data Deluge: Why We Now Store and Analyze More Data than Ever
This is the age of big data. That's no secret. But have you ever wondered where all of today's data actually comes from? Here's a look at the sources of the data deluge, which has made data analytics a more important part of the channel than ever before.
What is an open source program office? And why do you need one?
The open source program office is an essential part of any modern company with a reasonably ambitious plan to influence various sectors of software ecosystems. If a company wants to increase its influence, clarify its open source messaging, maximize the clout of its projects, or increase the efficiency of its product development, a multifaceted approach to open source programs is essential. Having viewed the operations of many such teams, I have summarized six common characteristics of successful open source programs:
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