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Groupon admits defeat in war over GNOME trademark
In today's open source roundup roundup: Groupon backs off claims to the GNOME trademark. Plus: Nine of the best Linux distributions, and a proprietary Linux would have cost more than one trillion dollars.
Rackspace joins Microsoft's Windows Azure Pack partner army
Cloud-flinger Rackspace has joined Microsoft’s new army of cloud service providers. Rackspace is now running Microsoft’s Cloud Platform at all of its US data centres
Microsoft goes OPEN SOURCE gaga, vows to free all of .Net
Microsoft, fixin' to broaden the appeal of its .Net software development platform, has committed to delivering a new version of the toolset that is not only language agnostic but also cross-platform and entirely open source.
Microsoft .NET released from its Windows chains... but what ABOUT MONO?
Today Microsoft announced that the .NET core framework, which powers web applications using the ASP.NET libraries, will be open source on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. But what are the implications for Mono, the existing open source project which already provides .NET support on Linux and the Mac?
Redmond aims to outshine Eclipse with FREE Visual Studio
Microsoft showered application developers with new tools on Wednesday, including a preview of the next release of Visual Studio and an all new version of the IDE that offers the full flexibility and extensibility of the flagship Visual Studio product, free of charge.
NumPy python tutorial
Perform powerful calculations with NumPy, SciPy and Matplotlib
Why Microsoft made Office free for Android users
In today's Android roundup: Microsoft didn't make Office free for Android users out of the goodness of its heart. Plus: An Android user sues Apple over lost text messages, and check out Android Wear 5.0 Lollipop's new features.
Asterisk Installation on Debian 7 (Wheezy)
This paper provides installation instructions for Debian linux 7 & Asterisk on a new platform.
Laying the Groundwork to Monitor Docker Containers
Using Docker containers to deploy virtual applications might be a good idea, but how can an enterprise actually monitor what's going on? GroundWork believes its BoxSpy project is up to the task.
C# and .NET's Sudden Ubiquity
Microsoft ports .NET to Linux and Macintosh and open-sources the entire stack.
Chivalry: Medieval Warfare Looks Closer To A Linux Release
Grab your swords, as Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is looking like it's getting close to a Linux release at last.
An Introduction to OpenGL Programming
OpenGL is a well-known standard for generating 3-D as well as 2-D graphics that is extremely powerful and has many capabilities. OpenGL is defined and released by the OpenGL Architecture Review Board (ARB). This article is an introduction to OpenGL that will help you understand drawing using OpenGL.
Workflow Automation on Web Projects: One Team's Experience
Automating and aligning workflows makes new tasks simpler and enables team members to switch between different components easily.
Talend 5.6 Brings Spark, Storm, IoT Features to Open Source Big Data
Talend 5.6, the latest version of the open source big data platform, introduces new support for Apache Spark and Storm, as well as better Internet of Things integration.
Tiny MIPS COM aims Linux and Android at wearables
Ingenic’s tiny “Newton2? wearables module is smaller and more power efficient than the original, and runs Linux or Android on a MIPS-based Ingenic M200 SoC.
Google's VirusTotal puts Linux malware under the spotlight
The rise of malware designed to infect Linux servers' distributed denial-of-service attacks has earned greater attention from VirusTotal, the Google-owned go-to tool for malware hunters. For security researchers that need to stay on top of emerging malware threats, the VirusTotal malware database has become an integral tool.
Ubuntu, ownCloud, and a hidden dark side of Linux software repositories
The version of ownCloud in Ubuntu's Universe repositories is old and full of "multiple critical security vulnerabilities." It's no secret. The ownCloud project itself asked Ubuntu to remove it so users wouldn't have vulnerable server software.
Hack website password using WireShark
This is the simplest hacking guide that works on any HTTP enabled authentication website. It even worked on Facebook (when HTTP was the authentication method). Who can do it? Anyone from any operating system, be that a Linux, Windows or Mac with Wireshark. The implications are massive, but do we even realize it in our everyday usage?
You don't know Javascript, but you should
This is a partial transcript of a meeting with Kyle Simpson, an Open Web Evangelist from Austin, TX, who's passionate about all things JavaScript. He's an author, workshop trainer, tech speaker, and OSS contributor/leader.
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Darksiders Is Still Coming To Linux, But A Silly Graphical Glitch Is Stopping It
Darksiders is being worked on for Linux, but sadly as we reported before there is still a bug holding it up.
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