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Non-Linux FOSS: MenuMeters
It sounds like a "back in my day" story, but I really do miss the days when laptops had LED activity lights for hard drives and Wi-Fi. Sure, some still have them, but for the most part, the latest trend is to have no way of knowing if your application is pegging the CPU at 100%, or if it just locked up.
VMware expands desktop virtualization to Linux
VMware Horizon 6 will be able to deliver Red Hat and Ubuntu Linux desktops. VMware has launched an early access program for customers to test a version of Horizon 6 that can package server-based Red Hat and Ubuntu Linux desktops so they can be accessed from remote computers and mobile devices.
Google murders Google Code, orders everyone off to GitHub and pals
Shutdown begins now, completely dead by January 2016. Google killing off its own software projects is nothing new, but the Mountain View Chocolate Factory will soon kill your software projects, too, if you host them on Google Code.
Fedora 22 Alpha Lets Users Test the Beta Version of GNOME 3.16 - Screenshot Tour
We’ve reported a few days ago that the Fedora 22 Alpha computer operating system has been released by Fedora Project for testing, and that it includes numerous features, among which we have mentioned the Xfce 4.12 desktop environment, as well as Linux kernel 4.0 Release Candidate 1 (RC1).
Control Camera via Web with gPhoto2 Bottle
If you are looking for a simple tool that makes it possible to control the camera’s basic settings and actions from any device using a regular browser, gPhoto2 Bottle might be right up your alley.
openQRM Community Summit 2015 - Call for papers
Communicate, share ideas and source code, help build the future of Open-Source Cloud Computing - openQRM Community Summit 2015
Red Hat partners with Docker to create Linux/Docker software stack
The leading Linux company has partnered with the top container company to create a new software stack.
Py-EFL Tutorial 2: Weight Hints
This is the second tutorial in my series about working with the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries and Python. Today we are going to explore weight hints in EFL applications. This hint tells our application how to size the objects that we have added to our window.
The future of Linux storage: Another step closer to production-ready
Linux software developers are working hard on expanding Linux's file and storage options.
How to install and configure KDE Desktop on Arch Linux
This article is the last part of my Arch Linux Destop tutorial series were I explain the installation and configuration of various desktop enviroments. KDE is another desktop manager of Linux which is used widely. In this tutorial we are going to check the installation and some other work around applications used by KDE. The tutorial will consist of Installation, Configuration, Startup and then some other applications.
Why we ditched our legacy framework for Symfony
Why would a successful organization toss out an excellent open source web development platform that had an avid developer community? That’s the story I’m here to tell.
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7 Leading Applications for KDE Plasma
It's not just the desktop environment that makes KDE Plasma popular. It's the applications as well.
Ubuntu switches to systemd in 15.04 beta
In today's open source roundup: Ubuntu follows in the footsteps of Debian by switching to systemd. Plus: Ars reviews the Chromebook Pixel 2, and Blizzard won't release native Linux games.
Anaconda on root and user account password strengths: Why so strict?
Anaconda will not accept a password that’s less than seven characters. And no, a password that’s the same as the username, even if it’s more than seven characters, will not fly. If it contains the username in some form, that won’t fly too. In fact, if it’s deemed weak, Anaconda will not let you go past that step.
Open source offline map tool for Android
To realize the full potential of location-based smartphone apps, they should be built to support offline mode and original map graphics. Creating a custom offline map is the best choice. We were faced with this challenge as well, and the solution we came up with was creating a separate library for this purpose. That is how I developed the m?AppWidget code library.?
We recently decided to open source it, and now mAppWidget is available to anyone in need of a mobile custom offline map solution.
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darktable 1.6.3 Supports RAW Images from More Canon and Panasonic Cameras
darktable, one of the best open-source applications for editing RAW files under a Linux kernel-based operating system has been updated recently with a great number of changes, several bug fixes, RAW support for more cameras, white balance presets from several Panasonic cameras, as well as new standard/enhanced matrix and noise profiles.
Voyager 14.04.4 Screenshot Tour
Voyager 14.04.4 is available. Voyager Live is an Xubuntu-based distribution and live DVD showcasing the Xfce desktop environment. Its features include the Avant Window Navigator or AWN (a dock-like navigation bar), Conky (a program which displays useful information on the desktop), and over 300 photographs and animations that can be used as desktop backgrounds.
Install Python from source on a Linux VPS
Python is an open-source high-level programming language and at the same time, it is user-friendly. It can be used on many different platforms. Today we will show you how to install the latest version of Python from source on your Linux VPS.
Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number Released on Linux, Doesn’t Work Well for Some Users
Dennaton Games and Devolver Digital have just released the awesome Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number game on Steam for Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows operating systems, but it appears that many users have some issues with keyboard and mouse, as it would appear that the game grabs both peripherals but does nothing with them.
Is the Linux Foundation trying to gag Linus Torvalds?
In today's open source roundup: A new code of conflict might put a gag on Linus Torvalds. Plus: DistroWatch reviews Korora 21, and is Apple getting too much credit for the Apple Watch?
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