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1 in 4 Games on Steam Now Has Linux Support
The Steam for Linux platform is expanding, and it's now home to more than 1,400 games and applications. The number of new titles, ported or released natively, has been increasing in the past year or so, and there is no sign that it's slowing down.
How Linux was born, as told by Linus Torvalds himself
Linux is 24 years old today. In 1996, he told me how it all started.
How to prepare for bad weather on Linux
Severely bad weather is one of the few things that can still awe people while causing large-scale catastrophes. Especially if you live in the US, you most likely have witnessed a dangerously large storm during the tornado season. Preparing for those situations is crucial for the safety and survival of you and your family, and while you can always keep an eye on the news for weather reports, you can also use your Linux system to draw conclusions yourself. There are a couple of free software tools that offer more “specialized” information that goes well beyond air speed and temperature.
Markup lowdown: 4 markup languages every team should know
When I ended my Doc Dish article about why you should use a rendered language for documentation, I told you that selecting a language was a matter for another day.
Well another day has finally arrived.
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GitHub wobbles under DDOS attack
What's that big spike on site performance graph?
Developer playground GitHub is experiencing a under attack distributed-denial-of-service attack perpetrated by unknown actors.…
For UNC scientists, open source is the way forward
Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva—more commonly called stone man's syndrome—is the result of a rare mutation, an anomaly in the way certain enzymes called kinases spur protein synthesis. Someone with stone man's syndrome has hyperactive kinases that catalyze more bone production than they should. The body's natural repair mechanisms malfunction, and they replace soft tissue with deposits of solid bone. Joints freeze. The body becomes a prison.
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For Linux, It’s Another Day, Another File System
In case you weren’t paying attention, there’s a new Linux file system on the horizon, thanks to a former Google engineer.
That engineer in question, namely Kent Overstreet, posted a message on LKML.org last week promoting the progress of Bcache File System, or Bcachefs, the first Linux file system written specifically for solid state disks. The purpose of the new file system is to ramp up the speed in the way Linux stores data on servers.
That engineer in question, namely Kent Overstreet, posted a message on LKML.org last week promoting the progress of Bcache File System, or Bcachefs, the first Linux file system written specifically for solid state disks. The purpose of the new file system is to ramp up the speed in the way Linux stores data on servers.
Adding lower thirds in Kdenlive
Motion graphics is the term used for all the snazzy, fancy logos and bars and tickers that stream across screens during the evening news, sporting events, and documentaries. There's a fine art to good motion graphics, and Kdenlive (or any video editing application, for that matter) is not exactly the best place for it. That said, a modern video editor is expected, or has the expectation, that at least simple and functional graphics should be a part of the video editing process.
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Media player adds high-end analog audio and XLR out
Cloud Media has launched a dual-boot Linux and Android “Popcorn Hour A-500 Pro” media player with 3840 x 2160 video, high-quality analog audio, and XLR out. Formerly known as Syabas, Cloud Media has been selling Linux-based Popcorn Hour and Popbox media players for years.
Message to LinuxCon Regarding Microsoft: “It is Necessary to Get Behind Someone in Order to Stab Them in the Back.” -Sir Humphrey Appleby
Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, helps Microsoft gain influence in the Foundation after payments are received
Install Anchor CMS on a Debian 8 VPS
In this tutorial, we will explain how to install Anchor CMS on a Debian 8 VPS with MariaDB, PHP-FPM and Nginx.
Old and Famous TuxRacer Game Arrives on Ubuntu Touch
The Ubuntu Touch platform needs a lot of apps to attract more users, but it also needs games. There aren't a lot of complex, 3D titles available, and now TuxRacer is one of them.
Xtreme Download Manager (XDM) 2015 Released, Amazing Development By Team, Install/Upgrade XDM 2015 In Ubuntu Linux Or Derivatives
Xtreme Download Manager is a free and open source download manager. XDM is cross-platform and is available for Linux, Windows and Mac. The new version has just been released with amazing changes to it. Specially XDM look has completely changed. I bet you'll be amazed watching development of the team. Let's see what's new in this release!
Using SQL techniques in NoSQL is OK, right? WRONG
Don't try and cut corners, or you'll end up in a twisty, tangly mess. Now that we have CQL for Cassandra and N1QL for Couchbase, it seems the power of SQL is being opened for NoSQL database developers.
Exclusive First Look at Falldown, a Fast-Paced and Addictive Game for Ubuntu Touch
Ubuntu app developer and Open Source enthusiast Riccardo Padovani had the great pleasure of informing Softpedia about his upcoming game for Canonical's Ubuntu Touch mobile operating system used on Ubuntu phone devices.
Aligning Democratic Candidates with Open Source Software OSes
If candidates for the Democratic nomination in the presidential election used Linux or another open source operating system, which distribution would it be?
Docker: Installation and Basic usage on Ubuntu 15.04
Docker is an open-source project that provides an open platform for developers and sysadmins to build, package, and run applications anywhere as a lightweight container. This tutorial shows the installation of Docker on Ubuntu 15.04 and the first steps to get started with Docker container management.
Astro Pi Is the Name of the Raspberry Pi 2 That's Going to Space
A Raspberry Pi 2 is going to space, but for that it need to undergo some serious testing. It's going to use the most awesome case you've ever seen, and it's all happening very soon.
Hortonworks Acquires Onyara, Early Startup With Roots In NSA | TechCrunch
You might not have known, but the NSA -- yes, that NSA -- has a Tech Transfer Program. When it transferred the tech that became Apache NiFi to open source last year, the engineers who had been working on the project launched their own startup. Hortonworks bought it today and is folding it into its company.
Oracle, still clueless about security
Oracle's chief security officer, Mary Ann Davidson, recently ticked off almost everyone in the security business. She proclaimed that you had to do security "expertise in-house because security is a core element of software development and you cannot outsource it."
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