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7 Surprises At Red Hat Partner Conference 2014

Overall, Red Hat had a strong 2013, but the company needs to further accelerate its momentum beyond Linux. Yes, Red Hat Storage, OpenStack, KVM (kernel-based virtual machine) and other technologies are off to promising starts. But Red Hat needs partners to engage its Open Hybrid Cloud strategy. Here's a conference preview.

January 2014 Issue of Linux Journal: Security

Lapsang Souchong!

Back when we were kids, "security" meant little more than having a secret password to keep little siblings out of the treehouse.

Qseven module goes i.MX6, runs on 3 Watts

Advantech has launched a Linux- and Android-ready Qseven module called the ROM-7420 equipped with a Freescale i.MX6 SoC, capable of running on 3 Watts. The ARM Cortex-A9-based Freescale i.MX6 system-on-chip has been a popular choice among embedded board and module vendors over the last two years. In part, this is because you can select how […]

Merry Christmas? Not for app devs: That gold rush is officially OVER

Mobile app downloads: 97%... 90%... 25%?! This Christmas was nothing but bad news for developers hoping to cash in on fast-selling tablets, if download and activation stats from the festive season are to be believed.…

Easy Steps to Build Your SMS Gateway in Linux

  • Linux notes from DarkDuck; By CreativeWorks (Posted by darkduck on Jan 4, 2014 4:20 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
FrontlineSMS is one the most popular servers used in any of the Linux distributions. The software is free and it sends the messages via GSM modems.

Rackspace: OpenStack Bet Is Paying Off

  • eWEEK.com; By Sean MIchael Kerner (Posted by red5 on Jan 4, 2014 2:45 PM CST)
  • Groups: Cloud
VIDEO: Rackspace GM for Private Cloud Jim Curry and CTO John Engates discuss the origins of the open-source OpenStack platform and why they're still gunning for Amazon.

How to Download Youtube Video or Audio Tracks from the Linux Terminal

youtube-dl_logo In the past I’ve published some articles regarding how to download music from youtube with the program YouTube to MP3, or videos with the programs xVideoServiceThief and flareget, they all accomplish the work with graphical interfaces, and this can be a great plus for many users, but others could prefer a simple command line program that can easily download videos and optionally extract the audio in a specific format: youtube-dl.

The best open hardware conferences of 2014, celebrating Public Domain Day, and more

  • opensource.com (Posted by bob on Jan 4, 2014 11:36 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
Open source news for your reading pleasure. December 30-January 3, 2014 This week's edition of our open source news roundup features some New Year's-related tidbits to start your year off right. Here's what we found:

OpenSSL site defacement involving hypervisor hack rattles nerves (updated)

The official website for the widely used OpenSSL code library was compromised four days ago in an incident that is stoking concerns among some security professionals.

27-inch Android all-in-one sports 2560 x 1440 pixels

Acer began shipping the TA272 HUL, an Nvidia Tegra 4 powered, all-in-one Android 4.2 PC that doubles as a 27-inch, WQHD (2560 x 1440) touchscreen monitor. The TA272 HUL appears to be the first shipping Android device with WQHD resolution, which also makes it one of the highest resolution Android devices around, and the highest-res […]

Shia Labeouf Brilliantly Parodies Intellectual Property With Plagiarized Apologies And Defense Of Plagiarism

While plagiarism scandals pop up every so often, there are a variety of standard responses -- usually involving some sort of apology and then someone laying low for a while before reappearing (just ask Joe Biden). LaBeouf initially appeared to be following the same script... tweeting out apologies, before people started realizing that the apologies themselves were "plagiarized." That includes using Tiger Woods' apology after his scandal: "I have let my family down, and I regret those transgressions with all of my heart." Also, former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara's famous apology concerning his role in the Vietnam War: "I was wrong, terribly wrong. I owe it to future generations to explain why."

Ubuntu isn't the only Linux distribution that stores Wi-Fi passwords in clear text

Today in Open Source: All Linux distros store Wi-Fi passwords in clear text. Plus: Ten open source predictions for 2014, and thirty great open source applications.

eBook Reader and Editing Software Calibre 1.18 Is Almost Perfect

Version 1.18 of eBook reader and management software Calibre has been announced and it packs quite a few changes, despite the fact that a worldwide vacation has been in effect for the last few days. According to the developers, an option to control how the completion works when editing authors/tags/series/etc has been added, among many other changes.

Detective Grimoire Secret Of The Swamp Mystery & Adventure Game Out Now

Detective Grimoire has been called to investigate a murder. The owner of a small tourist attraction, found deep within the heart of the marshes, seemingly killed by the very mythical creature his attraction is based around... Explore the surrounding area, inspect the scene of the crime, grill the suspects, solve puzzles, search for clues and uncover the secret of the swamp!

Ubuntu 13.10 vs. Fedora 20 Benchmarks

To complement the many Ubuntu 13.10 Linux benchmarks I have published on Phoronix since the "Saucy Salamander" premiere in October, I've started several Fedora 20 benchmarks since December. So far I've shared Fedora 19 vs. Fedora 20 benchmarks and Wayland OpenGL benchmarks, besides using Fedora 20 as the base platform for unrelated tests, while today are some Ubuntu 13.10 vs. Fedora 20 performance benchmarks.

4 key elements for proactive application security

We most often hear of the security breaches due to cross site scripting and SQL injection attacks, after the related vulnerabilities have been successfully exploited. But what could we do to prevent such attacks occurring in the first place?

Paradise Lost: First Contact Action & Adventure Game Available For Pre-Order

In a remote desert, an unidentified object falls from the skies. A research organization known as G.E.R. has tracked and found the mysterious meteor: a capsule of organic material that brings an unknown life-form to our planet from the depths of space. Here begins the story of this impossible being, as it attempts to escape and survive on this strange, hostile world that we call home.

Report: NSA looking to crack all encryption with quantum computer

The U.S. National Security Agency is attempting to build a new breed of supercomputer that theoretically could make short work of cracking most keys used for encrypted communications.

Ubuntu: 2075-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities

Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.

How to compress and minify CSS and JavaScript from the command line

The most well-known tool to minify CSS and JavaScript is YUI Compressor, which is part of YUI (Yahoo! User Interface) JavaScript library written by Yahoo! developers. In this tutorial, I will describe how to compress CSS or JavaScript from the command line on Linux by using YUI Compressor.

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