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Build tic-tac-toe with Kivy
Alexander Taylor eases us into the workings of Kivy by creating the pen-and-paper classic in just over 100 lines of Python...
Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Landed with New Features, Interface Changes Overview & Screenshots
For this new Long-Term Support release, major changes have been implemented, not only in Ubuntu, but in its derivatives as well. Trusty will be supported for five years for Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Ubuntu Kylin, while the other flavors using a different desktop environment will be supported as well, if only for three years. These include Xubuntu and Lubuntu.
Quantum Cryptography
Classical cryptography provides security based on unproven
mathematical assumptions and depends on the technology available to
an eavesdropper. But, these things might not be enough in the near future to
guarantee
cyber security. We need something that
provides unconditional security. We need quantum cryptography.
Why an open source community beats access to tech support
I’ve been using Drupal, an open source content management system (CMS), for the websites I manage for over four years now. Though there may be some quirks in working with an open source product, I cannot imagine doing it any other way.
Hesitations people may have when considering whether to use an open source product probably include the fact that you can’t just submit a helpdesk ticket when you run into a problem and expect a response within two business days. Most of the time, no single company or entity exists behind an open source project, like with a proprietary system. Instead open source has communities.
A premium smartie lump: Oppo N1 CyanogenMod Edition
Monster phablet rooted at the factory for your pleasure
Review While most Chinese smartphone OEMs started life making cheap tat and then slowly began moving upmarket, Oppo has taken a slightly different tack. Its devices have been fairly high-end from the get-go and the N1, initially released running Android 4.2 back in September 2013, made quite a splash.…
Code.org on reaching the next 100 million computer scientists (SIGCSE keynote)
The following is an adapted transcription from the keynote address given at the 2014 SIGCSE conference by Hadi Partovi, founder of Code.org.
Thanks for the warm welcome!
Last year, SIGCSE (Special Interested Group on Computer Science Education) was a week after our launch. It questioned our motives, and existence. We made a video, and that that video got 12 million views, so I built an organization around it.
Ubuntu 14.01 LTS: Great changes, but sssh don't mention the...
The future is here, or at least the next five years of it for Ubuntu fans. Canonical has released Ubuntu 14.04 Long-Term Support (LTS) release, meaning the Linux shop will be supporting this distro until 2019. Significantly, this is likely the first look that more conservative users will get at the direction Ubuntu has been pursuing since the release of 12.04 back in 2012. As I noted in the beta review, Ubuntu LTS releases understandably tend toward the conservative end of the spectrum when it comes to new features. You're not going to see Unity 8 in this release, nor will there be any trace of the Mir graphics stack which Canonical is hoping will one day support both its desktop and mobile offerings. However, for those who only upgrade when LTS releases come around, the picture is much different. The changes since 12.04 (the last LTS release) are significant and – apart from one major exception – very welcome.
Call For Participation is Open for the Xen Project User Summit in New York City
Tell your Xen Project story at the User's Summit on September 15. CFP closes May 31.
RDO Havana Neutron&GRE L3 Layer Troubleshooting
This post follows up http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/200975/index.html
Qrouters namespaces external and internal interfaces are mapped to `ovs-vsctl show` output. Qdhcps namespaces interfaces are also mapped to `ovs-vsctl show` output. Traffic control is done via tcpdump on external and internal network interfaces of Qrouter's namespace associated with Network attached via external gateway to router with interface for private sub net having Ubuntu Trusty Server instance running `apt-get install` commands.
Portal 2 Mod Thinking With Time Machine Coming To Linux
A modification for Portal 2 that allows you to manipulate time and interact with yourself to solve puzzles.
Easter egg: DSL router patch merely hides backdoor instead of closing it:
Researcher finds secret “knock” opens admin for some Linksys, Netgear routers.
First, DSL router owners got an unwelcome Christmas present. Now, the same gift is back as an Easter egg. The same security researcher who originally discovered a backdoor in 24 models of wireless DSL routers has found that a patch intended to fix that problem doesn’t actually get rid of the backdoor—it just conceals it. And the nature of the “fix” suggests that the backdoor, which is part of the firmware for wireless DSL routers based on technology from the Taiwanese manufacturer Sercomm, was an intentional feature to begin with.
First, DSL router owners got an unwelcome Christmas present. Now, the same gift is back as an Easter egg. The same security researcher who originally discovered a backdoor in 24 models of wireless DSL routers has found that a patch intended to fix that problem doesn’t actually get rid of the backdoor—it just conceals it. And the nature of the “fix” suggests that the backdoor, which is part of the firmware for wireless DSL routers based on technology from the Taiwanese manufacturer Sercomm, was an intentional feature to begin with.
Pogoplug Safeplug review – anonymous browsing instantly
Can a cheap, Linux-powered black box from a cloud storage specialist offer the reassurance of privacy in a post-Snowden world of paranoia?
Android kitchen computers offer transparent touchscreens
Cloudproject and Elam Kitchen have launched a line of Android-based home furnishings and appliances that feature transparent multitouch displays. Embedded technology firm Cloudproject Generation S.r.l. and Elam Kitchen of the Tisettanta Group have begun shipping the first in their series of computers that offer transparent displays built into windows and mirrors. The two Italian firms […]
Red Hat, Ubuntu, and Docker: Container virtualization goes mainstream
Container technology, a lightweight kind of virtualization, is becoming a core component in major Linux distributions. But what role will it really plan in datacenters and the cloud?
Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 LTS review
Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 may be the best version yet. GNOME 3.10 adds desktop polish to this release, and GNOME Classic offers users a choice of interfaces.
Show your username on the panel in Ubuntu 14.04
Enable user name display on panel on your Ubuntu 14.04 system.
Telerik Open Sources Mobile App UI Software Code
Telerik has made the software code for most of the Kendo UI Core widgets for mobile app development available under an open source Apache 2.0 license.
Ubuntu Studio 14.04 Screenshot Tour
We're happy to announce our latest LTS release. Ubuntu Studio 14.04 will be supported for three years. The installer has a new plugin which allows you to choose which packages to install out of our workflows - audio, video, graphics, photography and publishing, so you no longer need to install all the packages; Linux low-latency code is now merged with Linux generic, so it's better streamlined and follows all Linux generic changes more exactly; EFI support.
Star Citizen MMO Video From PAX, Featuring Game-play & Looking Stunning
Star Citizen is a game you cannot help but get excited over. A new video has surfaced from PAX where parts of the game where shown off and it doesn't disappoint. Move over Eve Online!
Is it time for Adobe products to come to Linux?
Adobe has many popular software applications. Is it time for the company to release them all for Linux?
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