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GPS Offline Navigation Coming to Ubuntu Touch
Ubuntu Touch is a young platform, but it's already getting some apps that would make other platforms jealous, like offline GPS navigation, for example.
Big security risk for Samsung Android devices
According to NowSecure "A remote attacker capable of controlling a user’s network traffic can manipulate the keyboard update mechanism on Samsung phones and execute code as a privileged (system) user on the target’s phone."
How-to: different headers and footers on even and odd pages in LibreOffice
Take a book from your shelf and open it. Look at its headers and footers. Do you notice anything? More often than not you would see that odd and even pages have different headers/footers. For example, page numbers can be on the left on odd and on the right on even pages. Can you do the same in LibreOffice Writer? Yes, you can!
PowerPC based IoT gateway COM ships with Linux BSP
The rugged Arcturus “uCP1020? COM for IoT/M2M gateways runs Linux on Freescale’s QorIQ P1020, with up to up to 64GB eMMC, three GbE ports, and a baseboard.
A Free Python Based Control Panel for your Linux Server
Today we’ve had the pleasure of interviewing a developer for the Site Bios control panel. SiteBios is a free, open source control panel for Linux, specifically CentOS. It contains your essential LAMP stack, where M denotes for MariaDB and P includes both PHP and a full features Post Fix mail service.
LinuxConsole 2.4 Officially Released, Based on Linux Kernel 4.0.5
On June 15, Yann Le Doaré was more than happy to announce the release of his independently developed and lightweight LinuxConsole 2.4 Linux kernel-based operating system.
LUCI4HPC
Today's computational needs in diverse fields cannot be met by a single
computer. Such areas include weather forecasting, astronomy,
aerodynamics simulations for cars, material sciences and computational
drug design. This makes it necessary to combine multiple computers
into one system, a so-called computer cluster, to obtain the required
computational power.
Devs to pour Java into Amazon's cloud after AWS Lambda update
Amazon Web Services has expanded its AWS Lambda programming model to support functions written in Java, the cloud kingpin said on Monday. Lambda, which allows developers to run event-driven code directly on Amazon's cloud without managing any application infrastructure, launched in November 2014 and initially only supported code written in JavaScript and Node.js.
Docker container: Backup and Recovery
This config will describe a procedure of how to back up a Docker container as well as it will also show how to recover a Docker container from backup.
DevOps is 90% change and 10% technology
Jen Krieger used her first computer in the early 80s and maintained a strong interest in technology ever since. She started her career as a financial analyst and eventually moved into IT where she gained expertise in software development and releases. Jen has worked with many development methods, from waterfall to Agile. Now, she's an Agile coach at Red Hat for the teams working on Project Atomic, Docker, and Kubernetes. This year, Jen is speaking at DevNation about what it means to be a DevOps engineer, and in this interview she tells us about the challenges of implementing DevOps, shares some advice for engineers, and more.
Linux Mint 17.2 Rafaela available for download
In today's open source roundup: Download the release candidate for Linux Mint 17.2. Plus: How to defrag your Linux computer. And a guide to understanding systemd.
OpenSSH Security Best Practices
SSH (Secure Shell) is a cryptographic network protocol for initiating text-based shell sessions on remote machines in a secure way. OpenSSH is a connectivity tool that most administrators rely on to work on their Linux and *BSD servers daily. This tutorial covers the best pratices to configure your SSH server securely.
Official Raspberry Pi 2 Case
There are a lot of third-party cases available for the very popular Raspberry Pi 2 mini-computer, but now the Raspberry Pi foundation itself sells a case for the Raspberry Pi 2.
Linux Top 3: Linux 4.1 delayed 1 Week, Kaos and Clonezilla Update
It'll take another week for Linux 4.1 as Linus Torvalds ask devs to take a break. Linux 4.1 is going to take a little longer than some of its predecessors, with Linus Torvalds release a rare eighth release candidate on June 14.
Is there a civic hacker in you?
There is a civic hacker in you! He or she is in there... I promise! Today, technology has evolved into a perfect storm of open source tools, code, social networks, and lots of data. Civic technologists thrive on all of these getting together with like-minded hackers and turning all these sources into useful applications, websites and visualizations.
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Kodi-Based OpenELEC 6.0 Beta 2 Drops 32-Bit Builds and Adopts Systemd
OpenELEC, the embedded operating system built specifically to run the KODI (XBMC) media player hub, has just received an update for the new 6.0 branch, and it brings it a little bit closer to the stable version.
How to setup and configure PostgreSQL 9.4 on Debian 8
How to setup and configure PostgreSQL 9.4 on Debian 8
17 alternatives to your default image viewer on Fedora
Is the default image viewer in your desktop environment just not working the way you want? need more features (or maybe something simpler) from an image viewer? Well, you are in luck, as there is no shortage of choices when... Continue Reading →
An introduction to the Arduino
What is an Arduino? Maybe you've heard of it, or seen a project built with one. But what is that little piece of open hardware, and what exactly does it do?
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How to protect your GNU/Linux computer from remote attacks with Fail2ban
Governments around the world are hacking into any computer that they can find. They are not just targeting large companies, but any computer that has information that they can sell. Is there anything on your computer that some hacker could sell for money? When was the last time you looked at your /var/log/auth.log file?
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