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notepadqq – Notepad++ for Ubuntu Linux
In Ubuntu Linux ‘notepadqq’ is the alternate of notepad++. In other words we can say that notepadqq is Notepad++ for Ubuntu Linux.
Tiny wireless-rich COM runs Linux on Snapdragon 820
eInfochips has opened pre-orders on a tiny, wireless-rich “Eragon 820” COM and development kit that run Linux or Android on a Snapdragon 820 SoC. The eInfochips Eragon 820 is the second computer-on-module we’ve seen based on Qualcomm’s high-end quad-core 64-bit Snapdragon 820 system-on-chip after Intrinsyc’s 82 x 42mm, SODIMM-style Open-Q 820 COM, which similarly comes with a development kit.
Two Worlds II to get major engine upgrade, new DLC and SteamOS & Linux support
Something I have been speaking about with Topware since 2013 is finally going to happen! Two Worlds II is getting a major engine upgrade, with new DLC and SteamOS & Linux support too.
Open source BeagleBone SDR cape taps Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA
ValentFX is Kickstartering an open source FPGA-based and Linux-driven “KiwiSDR” BeagleBone Cape, that does 10KHz to 30MHz software-defined radio processing. ValentFX has surpassed the 75 percent mark on its way to raising $50,000 on Kickstarter for its $199 KiwiSDR cape, which is due to ship in October. The campaign is also offering a $299 kit […]
Ethical Hackers Unethically Hacked, Keystroke IDs & More…
While Facebook and Google work to better identify you by your typing skills and Red Hat counts the bucks from its best ever year, Ubuntu finally makes it possible to launch from the bottom.
Module runs Linux on Skylake, supports triple displays and 4K
Seco’s Linux-friendly COM Express Basic Type 6 module supports 6th Gen Intel Core and Xeon processors and offers GbE, quad SATA, and triple display support. Seco’s “COMe-B09-BT6” COM Express Basic Type 6 module is listed as “coming soon, and no photo is available, but a data sheet has been posted.
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) Final Beta Screenshot Tour
We've already reported on the availability of the final Beta builds of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and all the opt-in flavors that participated in this release, so it's time for a screenshot tour.
Review: ODROID-C2, compared to Raspberry Pi 3 and Orange Pi Plus
The ODROID-C2 is a very solid competitor to the Raspberry Pi model 3 B, and is anywhere from 2-10x faster than the Pi 3, depending on the operation. The software and community support is nowhere near what you get with the Raspberry Pi, but it's the best I've seen of all the Raspberry Pi clones I've tried.
KDE Applications 16.04 Now in Beta, Launches April 20 for KDE Plasma 5.6
KDE today announced the release and immediate availability of the Beta of KDE Applications 16.04, the next-generation software suite for the KDE Plasma 5 desktop environment.
Verizon Expands Partner Program to Asia-Pacific for Cloud, Networking
The Verizon Partner Program is expanding to the Asia-Pacific region, where Verizon hopes to add new networking, managed security, cloud and professional services offerings.
Top 5: Alternatives to Dreamweaver for web design, Mattermost for high school chat, and more
In this week's Top 5, we highlight alternatives to Dreamweaver for web design, Mattermost for high school chat, ageism in tech, OSCON's 18th year, and the director of Google.org on unconscious bias in the workplace.
How to detect the type of virtualization from the command line
If you want to find out whether the Linux OS is running inside a virtualized environment or on a real hardware computer, there are various heuristics you can try, depending on the type of hypervisor/container used underneath. Different hypervisors and container technologies may introduce different fingerprints within their instances (e.g., processor manufacturer, special file in /proc, virtualized NIC driver name).
Words from Letter Cubes
I got a great letter from a reader with a puzzle to solve, so let's dig in, shall we? Here's what he wrote:
Love your column in Linux Journal. I've read it for years and learned a lot about shell scripting, but not quite enough to solve a puzzle on my own.
Love your column in Linux Journal. I've read it for years and learned a lot about shell scripting, but not quite enough to solve a puzzle on my own.
Turn a Raspberry Pi into an Echo-like speaker with this recipe from Amazon
The $35 computer can transform into a virtual assistant thanks to Amazon’s detailed instructions.
KDE Plasma 5.6 Released
KDE Plasma is the desktop environment that powers Kubuntu, Chakra Linux and openSUSE (among others). This week sees the release of Plasma 5.6, which brings several tweaks and improvements.
Why open source has been a tremendous accelerator for Monsanto
CIO of Monsanto talks about the two-way win of open source.
Online carrier board dev tool adds AM335x module support
Gumstix has added a customizable carrier board design for Critical Link’s MitySOM-335x COM to its quick-turn carrier board design and manufacturing service.
Lifeless Planet sci-fi adventure game now available in Beta for Linux
Good news astronauts! Lifeless Planet is now available in Beta for Linux & SteamOS. Hopefully there aren't too many issues.
Patent that cost Microsoft millions gets invalidated
One of the oldest and most profitable patent trolls, Uniloc, has been shot down. Its US Patent No. 5,490,216, which claims to own the concept of "product activation" in software, had all claims ruled invalid by the Patent Trademark and Appeals Board (PTAB).
Install osCommerce on Debian 8
Imagine a situation in which you have a great product to sell and an already planned marketing campaign, but the one thing missing is an eCommerce website to sell your product from.
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