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Keep Tabs on Your Stuff with the What’s in My Bag Web App
To learn the basics of the Python Bottle framework, I cobbled together a simple web app for tracking items in a bag.
The Cat That Has Linux’s Tongue
When I first decided that I wanted to use text to speech on a daily basis, I began researching and testing the available applications. The Mint/Ubuntu repositories showed much promise. The first thing I did was become acquainted with the KDE app Jovie. It’s appeal was that it’s built to work right in KDE, but right out of the gate I ran into a such a high level of complexity and gaping holes in usability that I just shut it down and began searching for other solutions. Apparently, Jovie depends on other voice “synthesisers” to get working.
Vulkan Really Is The Official Name Of The Next Generation OpenGL Initiative
It has been officially announced now, so Vulkan API it is! We are entering a new era of graphical performance.
Exploring the world of OpenStack, ensuring successful deployment, and more
Interested in keeping track of what's happening in the open source cloud? Opensource.com is your source for news in OpenStack, the open source cloud infrastructure project.
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Intel unveils Atom x3, x5, and x7 mobile SoCs
Intel announced new “Cherry Trail-T” Atom x5 and x7 SoCs, mainly targeting Android and Windows 10 tablets, plus a low-cost LTE-enabled “Sofia” Atom x3 SoC. Over the last year, as Intel suffered from slow sales of mobile Atom system-on-chips aimed at smartphones and tablets, the company has downplayed its mobile marketing while instead banging the […]
Google's 'encrypted-by-default' Android is NOT encrypting by default
It's sad that this isn't really a surprise
Last year, Google said Android 5, codenamed Lollipop, will encrypt the contents of smartphones and tablets by default. Now it's broken that promise.…
Firefox OS heading for Africa — and the U.S. too
Orange announced a $40 “Klif” Firefox OS phone for Africa, and Mozilla says it’s working with Verizon Wireless and others on Firefox OS feature phones. There’s still no evidence that Mozilla’s HTML-focused Firefox OS has made much of a dent in the world smartphone market, where it has been focused on low-end devices sold primarily […]
Groovy Java guy off for Restlet
Guillaume Laforge, leader of the Groovy project, is joining Restlet, a small company which supports the open source Restlet framework.
Is cloud computing secure enough for spies? CIA bets on Amazon
Intelligence agencies do more than just spy on you in the cloud. Some, like the CIA, use the cloud for their own purposes.
How Could VARs Use the $89 Ubuntu Linux Symple PC?
The founder of the Symple PC, an $89 computer that runs Canonical's Ubuntu Linux 14.04 and is built from recycled hardware, envisions the device as a key part of VAR services.
How to run Linux and Chrome OS on your Chromebook
Love your Chromebook, but want to run Linux programs simultaneously too? Now you can.
Worms Clan Wars Now Available On Linux
Need your fix of Worms? Worms Clan Wars is now available natively on Linux, and a massive sale too! Time to send in the exploding sheep!
Korora 21 Review
Fedora has always been a popular desktop Linux distribution, but it has not always had the reputation of being welcoming to new Linux users or to those who just want it to work right “out of the box” with multimedia codecs or proprietary software. Korora is a Fedora spin that tries to provide a user-friendly desktop experience with little or no additional work needed by the user. Korora 21 is the latest release and it offers a number of improvements for users.
Progress Extends Rollbase Cloud App Tools to HP Helion OpenStack
Progress Software's Rollbase platform for cloud-based app development has been certified for Helion, HP's OpenStack distribution.
ezgo 12 RC Screenshot Tour
ezgo 12 RC is available. ezgo is a Linux distribution containing a wealth of interactive educational software and teaching materials.
Best Linux distro for the Macbook Pro?
In today's open source roundup: Which distro is best to run on a Macbook Pro? Plus: Open source and the user experience, and five grep tools for Linux.
Installation and Usage Guide for CSF firewall
CSF stands for Configserver security and firewall. CSF is a configuration script built to provide better security to servers , at the same time providing a large number of configuration options and features to configure and secure with extra checks to ensure smooth operation. It helps in locking down public access and to restrict what can be accessed like only e-mails or only websites, etc. To add more power to this, it comes with a Login Failure Daemon (LFD) script that runs all the time to scan for failed attempts to login to the server to detect bruteforce-attacks.
Webmaker App Takes Fresh Approach to Digital Literacy
Tomorrow at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Mozilla will release an open beta of the Webmaker app: a free, independent web publishing tool. This is an important next step in Mozilla’s effort to dramatically increase digital literacy around the world. … Continue reading
Online programming contests are overrated
Criticisms about online programming contests and algorithm-focused interviews
Jolla launches Sailfish 2.0, now with added security
Tablet coming later this year, but will it be competitive?
MWC 2015 Jolla, the smouldering platform which was born out of Nokia’s decision to go Microsoft, has announced its new version of the Sailfish OS.…
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