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Microsoft-Connected Xamarin Demolishes the Freedom of Android
An essential Android tool, RoboVM, turns into proprietary software just shortly after Xamarin, which is financially assisted by Microsoft veterans, takes over it; time to fork?
SystemRescueCd and GParted Live Now Based on GParted 0.24.0, Detect ZFS Filesystems
Now that the 0.24.0 version of the popular GParted partition editor software has been released, the time has come for various GParted-based Live CDs to integrate it and announce new stable builds.
Netflix containerises its open source effort in Docker non-shocker
This whole microservices caper looks less like a House of Cards every day
Video-streamer and junior filmed entertainment production house Netflix has updated its open source policies, with a notable change being a decision to release code pre-packaged in Docker's container formats.…
A road trip into the Free Software Foundation's early days
On my 21st birthday in 1998, I received a phone call from Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU Project and Free Software Foundation (FSF), to tell me the root password of the GNU Project's web server.
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Google will merge Android and Chrome OS by 2017: report
For years, people have wondered when Google would combine Android and Chrome OS. That day appears to be coming.
How Microsoft will cram Windows 10 even harder down your PC's throat early next year
Redmond upgrades upgrade to 'recommended update'
Microsoft will download Windows 10 to PCs via "recommended" Windows Update early next year.…
OpenStack Foundation Expands Its Efforts at Tokyo Summit
VIDEO: Alan Clark, chairman of the board at the OpenStack Foundation, discusses the progress made at the OpenStack Summit this week.
Innovative Finnish mini-PC runs Linux on Tegra K1
Solu Machines will soon surpass its Kickstarter funding goal for a smartphone-like mini-PC with a Linux based, cloud oriented OS and a novel UI stack. Kickstarter funding packages start at $388 for the Solu, which would join a fairly short list of mini-PCs with pre-installed Linux, and an even smaller group of ARM-based Linux mini-PCs. […]
Libraries, Liberty, and The Onion Router
Since Hypatia, and possibly before, libraries were not about just books, they are places where both learning and teaching occur. Back in July, the Kilton Public Library in New Hampshire became the first public library to openly enable an encryption tool called "The Onion Router", or "Tor".
PrisonPC: How Linux plays a useful role behind bars
After 10 years of development, Melbourne open source company Cyber IT now has a fully mature prisoner interactive learning solution that is in use by four correctional institutions in the country.
Big mistake, Google. Big mistake: Chrome OS to be 'folded into Android'
Ad giant about to perform mashup we all knew was coming
Google is reportedly going to "fold" Chrome OS into Android, effectively killing off a secure, lightweight desktop OS in the process.…
Batman: Arkham Knight for Linux Delayed Until Spring 2016
Batman: Arkham Knight was announced for SteamOS and Linux platforms a while back, with the promise of a fall release. As you would expect, that release of the game for these platforms has been delayed.
000webhost hacked, 13 million customers exposed
Free website hosting service 000webhost has suffered a data breach which has placed the service's security practices under scrutiny. 000webhost is a free web hosting service which supports both PHP and MySQL, catering for millions of users worldwide. On Wednesday, the firm told users in a Facebook message that the company had suffered a databreach on its main server.
Still fuming over HTTPS mishap, Google makes Symantec an offer it can't refuse
Google has given Symantec an offer it can't refuse: give a thorough accounting of its ailing certificate authority process or risk having the world's most popular browser-Chrome-issue scary warnings when end users visit HTTPS-protected websites that use Symantec credentials.
RoboVM: Open source? Sorry, it's not working for us
'Almost no meaningful contributions' as code goes proprietary. The team behind RoboVM, an iOS compiler of tools for mobile Java applications, says that making its core product open source has not worked and that current and future versions will be proprietary.
Fanless 3.5-inch SBC runs Linux on dual-core Bay Trail
Axiomtek’s fanless “CAPA848” SBC runs Linux on an Intel Bay Trail Celeron N2807 processor, and offers up to 8GB of onboard RAM and -20 to 70°C operation.
Strengthening Diffie-Hellman in SSH and TLS
Conjecture on cracked primes for the Diffie-Hellman asymmetric algorithm is in recent news, suggesting that several nations have broken primes in common use and can read all traffic:
Xiaomi prepares to sell Linux laptops
In today's open source roundup: Xiaomi will release two Linux laptops. Plus: A review of the Dell Chromebook 13. And a video preview of Unity 8 in Ubuntu 16.04.
Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth & Rising Tide for Linux Review
Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth is the direct sequel to the excellent Sid Meier's Civilization V and much more than that. We now take a closer look at the Linux version ported by Aspyr Media, along with the latest DLC, Rising Tide.
GParted 0.24.0-2 Screenshot Tour
This release of GParted includes enhancements, bug fixes and language translation updates. Key changes include: Display list of Logical Volumes in Partition Information dialog, Add ZFS file system detection Add recognition of NVME devices, Prevent hang labeling FAT16/32 if illegal chars in label, Avoid core dump if invalid or non-existent device on command line.
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