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Organizing the OpenStack community locally and globally
Sharone Zitzman is no stranger to community. As a lead for the Cloudify open source community at GigaSpaces, and an organizer of many local events including OpenStack Israel, DevOps Days Tel Aviv, and the DevOps Israel meetup group, she knows well what it means to be involved with bringing people together for common goals across open source projects.
Manjaro Linux Drops Support for Kernel 4.3, Users Urged to Move to Linux 4.4 LTS
The Manjaro development team announced the general availability of a new update pack for the Manjaro Linux 15.12 (Capella) operating system, urging users to update as soon as possible.
Mixing Linux and ZFS, LinuxFest NorthWest and More…
A lot of the presentations will be made by knowledgeable local talent, from Bellingham, Seattle and even Portland, but there will also be some big shot FOSS names there too, just in case you think its only a show for the home team. MySQL’s community manager Dave Stokes will be there, talking about the open source database’s native JSON data type. Also on hand will be Ilan Rabinovitch, who many of you will recognize as the chair at SCALE and the cofounder of Texas Linux Fest.
Photography with the Fedora Design Suite
If you’re like most people, then computers are a tool for doing what matters to you. You probably use your computer to do many other things you’re interested in — like photography, for instance. Fedora turns out to be perfect... Continue Reading →
RetroPie new website and release, four new games out for Linux, and more gaming news
Hello open gamers! This week we will take a look at the new website for RetroPie, and it's newest release, plus four new games coming out for Linux.
Open gaming roundup for the week of April 11 - 15, 2016
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Ubuntu Linux continues to dominate OpenStack and other clouds
One reason Ubuntu is increasing its lead is that Jujo, Canonical's application modeling and deployment DevOps tool, has been gaining in popularity.
Easy installation of Arduino on Linux, MedPi open source health kit, and more news
In this week's edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at easy installation of Arduino on Linux, MedPi open source health kit, O'Reilly Software Development Salary Survey results, and more.
Open source news roundup for April 9 - 15, 2016
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Flaw-finding Ruby on Rails bot steams past humans
MIT project adds to developer job insecurity
Boffins at MIT have designed a Ruby on Rails interpreter that can find code flaws much faster than fleshy programmers.…
Timeline: Microsoft’s major open source announcements so far
Lately Microsoft has received a lot of attention for its embracing of Linux and open source, but it may surprise you to know that Microsoft has been doing open source since 2004, the same year Facebook and Ubuntu were launched.
Top 5: Using Docker with project management tools, whats new in MySQL, and more
In this week's Top 5, we highlight an interview with 14 year old Keila Banks on open source for teens, 9 beginner-friendly robotics projects, what's new in MySQL, the innovative Vivaldi browser, and the advantages to using Docker with project management tools.
Snapcraft 2.8 Now Live in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Adds Support for Snappy's New Interfaces
Canonical informed the Snappy Ubuntu community about the general availability of the Snapcraft 2.8 release in the default repositories of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
Files: Connect to a Windows file share
Welcome back to our mini-series of articles on the Files app, also known as Nautilus. Files is part of the GNOME desktop, which ships in the Fedora Workstation edition. Previously we covered sorting to show your recent work at the top..
Patent owner balks at fee award, cites newly issued — and similar — patent
A New Jersey man named Michael Garofalo had a patent he claimed covered online contests, and used it to demand money from other small businesses. But when the Electronic Frontier Foundation came to the defense of a photographer targeted by Garofalo last year, Garofalo quickly dropped his case. Last month, he and his lawyers were ordered to pay $29,000 in legal fees. Now Garofalo, who owns the website Garfum.com, is asking for the fee smackdown to be reconsidered. His reasoning: since the US Patent and Trademark Office recently agreed to grant him another patent, nearly identical to the first, his case couldn't possibly be considered "exceptional."
Testing The Talos Principle OpenGL vs Vulkan again, now Valve have fixed the Steam Overlay
Valve just recently published a new Steam beta, and they have fixed up the Steam Overlay rendering issue that was causing it to bring down Vulkan performance.
What is puppet? Why Linux/Unix users require it?
What is Puppet? The puppet is a configuration management tool used by system administrators and devops engineers to build and configure IT infrastructure. To understand it we should know a bit of history about how information technology evolved.
How to install and configure Tinyproxy on Ubuntu 14.04
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install and configure Tinyproxy on an Ubuntu 14.04 VPS. Tinyproxy is a small and fast HTTP/HTTPS proxy server and it is very easy to install and use. It is an ideal solution when a HTTP/HTTPS proxy is required, but but resources for a larger proxy such as Squid are unavailable.
Switching to newly added Storage node on RDO Mitaka
Suppose that your original answer-file been used for Controller/Network +(N)*Compute Node deployment has been updated to separate Storage Node from Controller. As far as updates above are correct new node will be added to landscape, however endpoints for storage services in keystone database wouldn't be updated.
Understanding LXC and LXD, Canonical's Open Source Container Solution
A primer explaining LXC and LXD, open source container platforms developed largely by Canonical, as well as how they compare to Docker and CoreOS rkt.
Fanless Mini-ITX SBC packs high-end Intel Skylake SoCs
Commell launched a “LV-67S” Mini-ITX board with Intel 6th Gen Core S-series and Xeon CPUs, up to 32GB RAM, dual GbE, quad SATA, and five display outputs. The “LV-67S” Mini-ITX single board computer equipped with Intel’s 6th Gen (“Skylake”) Core S-Series and Xeon processors. The board is aimed at graphics intensive, but fanless, embedded systems […]
Will North Carolina’s HB2 Affect State’s Open Source Conferences?
While North Carolina's HB2, the so called 'bathroom bill,' has already had a major negative economic effect on the state's economy, it's doubtful it will have much impact on the two major open source conferences held in the state.
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