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Ubuntu Touch OTA-9 to Land This Week Without Delays, OTA-9.5 Hotfix Coming Soon

The Ubuntu Touch team at Canonical announced earlier the release schedule for the upcoming OTA software updates for Ubuntu Phone devices, and we promised to give you guys more info on the whereabouts of the OTA-9 update.

App Review of GCompris: Kids Happiness

Our series of articles by Google Code In students continues with a review of educational applications GCompris by Sergey Popov.

Has the Linux Foundation Sold out to VMware? Probably Not

A change in the Linux Foundation's by-laws has prompted questions about its attitudes toward VMware and open source community organizations.

Ubuntu Developers Discussing Whether Alpha 2 for Xenial Xerus Will launch

A new Alpha is supposed to make an appearance this week for Ubuntu flavors, but developers don't seem to have expressed an interest for it.

IBM dons winter gear, gives Emperors and Rockhoppers a refresh

Updates all round for LinuxONE, including Ubuntu. IBM’s Linux on the mainframe portfolio has had a mid-winter brush up, with new tools and a 50 per cent increase in the number of Linux flavours it supports.

Firefox 44 Debuts With Improved Security

Mozilla adds push notification support and provides 11 security advisories with its latest open-source browser release.

4 Ways to Use Whatsapp Messenger on Your Computer

Whatsapp was initially designed to work on mobile phones. As in Telegram and other mobile messengers, your account with Whatsapp is your phone number. But does it mean that a mobile device is the only way to use Whatsapp? As in the Telegram case, the answer is "no".

Don't Burn Your Android Yet

A few days ago, security firm Perception Point released the details of a zero-day exploit in the Linux kernel, which has sparked a wave of panic as the report indicated that millions of Android devices are vulnerable.

IBM makes LinuxONE Mainframe Go Faster

  • ServerWatch.com; By Sean Michael Kerner (Posted by red5 on Jan 26, 2016 7:06 PM EDT)
  • Groups: IBM
When most people think about mainframes, they tend to think about big iron that is very stable, though it isn't particularly agile or flexible. That's a myth that IBM is now aiming to dispel through the rapid pace of both hardware and software innovation it is landing on the LinuxONE class of mainframes.

Why Linux is still better than Windows 10

Also in today's open source roundup: Why one writer dumped Windows and switched to Linux 13 years ago, and Amazon wants its Android OEMs to integrate its services into their phones.

The U.S. Government and Open Standards: A Tale of Personal Woe

  • www.thevarguy.com; By Chris Tozzi (Posted by Mcusanelli on Jan 26, 2016 5:12 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial
Government organizations in the U.S. and elsewhere should prefer open source software and open standards over proprietary applications like Adobe Acrobat Reader.

How to configure your gamepad on Ubuntu

Linux is maybe the least popular platform for gamers, however the interest to set up and configure gamepads on it has sparked, especially since Valve's decision to make multiple game titles available for Linux on Steam. In this quick guide, I will showcase how to disable xpad, how to replace it with more capable drivers, and how to calibrate and configure your gamepad on Linux.

Weather forecasting supercomputer gets a $36m upgrade

Cray has signed a $36m deal to upgrade and expand the supercomputers used by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF).

My Linux Story: The Big Switch

It recently occurred to me that I've been running Linux on my computers for about thirteen years. I'll be the first to admit, it doesn't seem all that long ago. But as I reflected upon my switch over to Linux, I began to realize that there wasn't a single event that pushed me over to the Linux desktop. In reality, it was a series of events and discoveries. This article will explain how my switch to Linux came to pass.

Will 2016 Be Red Hat Inc.'s Best Year Yet?

  • The Motley Fool (http://www.foo.com); By Anders Bylund (Posted by jdixon on Jan 26, 2016 1:23 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux, Red Hat
A analysis of Red Hat's (the company and the stock) prospects for the upcoming year

Firefox Can Now Get Push Notifications From Your Favorite Sites

Firefox for Windows, Mac and Linux now lets you choose to receive push notifications from websites if you give them permission. This is similar to Web notifications, except now you can receive notifications for websites even when they’re not loaded … Continue reading

Visit Brussels and learn about open source at FOSDEM 2016

Every January, more than 5,000 free and open source enthusiasts from around the world flock to a humble university campus in Brussels, Belgium, for a weekend of talks, discussions, and open source projects. FOSDEM stands for Free and Open Source Developers' European Meeting, and it's one of the largest community-organized events in Europe. read more

Ghosts in the Linux Machine

So armed with some information and just as much misinformation, I set out to study the options open to us Linux users. I mean, in my heart of hearts, I didn’t think that virus and malware threats are near as prevalent on Linux as they are on Windows, but it turns out that several antivirus companies did not agree, to the point that they created antivirus programs for Linux too. And just about the time I began to despair at the number of choices I had and the amount of research that would be necessary to get the best protection available, it came to me….

Student-run help desk introduces teens to Linux

  • Opensource.com (Posted by bob on Jan 26, 2016 7:27 AM EDT)
  • Groups: Linux; Story Type: News Story
I was the first young woman to join the Penn Manor High School Student Help Desk, an independent study course where we learn about software, hardware, technical support, and customer service skills. Every day, we help our classmates when they have issues with their school laptops. I joined in the spring of 2015, but I feel like I've been here forever. read more

Solus 1.1 to Land Really Soon, Users Needed to Test AMD GPU Drivers

  • Softpedia; By Silviu Stahie (Posted by thesilviu on Jan 26, 2016 6:21 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
The Solus operating system is now available in a stable form, and its developers are preparing to release the first point release.

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