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Install SteamOS in virtualbox
In this tutorial, I will talk about installing steamos in virtualbox. The reason, I wanted to do this was to play around and see how they have put together a debian distribution.
Linux TCP Wrappers & Which Services can be secured via TCP Wrappers
TCP Wrapper is a host-based networking ACL(Access Control List) system, It is used to filter network access to Internet Protocol servers on UNIX like operating systems such as CentOS,Ubuntu,RHEL,Fedora & Solaris
The NSA Is Coming to Town, So Encrypt for Goodness' Sake
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden is getting coal for Christmas. That's according to this 2-minute video just released by the ACLU portraying Santa as an NSA snoop. "They're watching almost every electronic device. The NSA is coming to town." Ho. Ho. Ho. Happy Holidays!
Debian 7.3 Officially Released
Coincidentally, Debian GNU/Linux 7.3 was released this weekend -- the same weekend as it being known that SteamOS is Debian-based...
GNOME’s File Manager Will Be More User Friendly
Allan Day, a GNOME designer, posted a few days ago on his blog a very long article about what’s coming next in the Nautilus (now known as Files) file manager for the GNOME desktop environment.
Planetary Annihilation RTS Now Has Interplanetary Nukes
Another huge patch landed recently for Planetary Annihilation that adds some much needed features and there is still more to come.
Best Free Social Network Solutions
An overview of open-source and free for use software solutions for creating social networks.
It's Easy Getting Intel Graphics To Work On SteamOS
While Valve only advertises NVIDIA graphics driver support in the SteamOS Beta released on Friday, I already found that AMD Radeon GPUs work with Catalyst on this Debian Linux derived OS. With a simple tweak, Intel HD Graphics can also run quite fine on SteamOS.
GNOME's Virtual Filesystem Gained SFTP Pull Support
After receiving push support for the SFTP (secure FTP) protocol last month, the GVFS (GNOME Virtual File System) software was updated a few days ago with pull support for the aforementioned protocol.
Lenovo X201 Support Comes To Coreboot
The Lenovo ThinkPad X201 laptop is now supported by mainline Coreboot.
Download Linux Kernel 3.13 Release Candidate 4
Linus Torvalds has just announced a few minutes ago, December 15, that the fourth Release Candidate of the upcoming Linux kernel 3.13 is now available for download and testing.
10 Useful Chaining Operators in Linux with Practical Examples
Chaining of Linux commands means, combining several commands and make them execute based upon the behaviour of operator used in between them. Chaining of commands in Linux, is something like you are writing short shell scripts at the shell itself, and executing them from the terminal directly. Chaining makes it possible to automate the process.
Linux 3.13-rc4 Kernel Released, But It's Too Big
Linux 3.13-rc4 was released today but Linus Torvalds isn't too happy as this latest test release is much bigger than the earlier development RCs.
Cops and Feds Routinely 'Dump' Cell Towers to Track Everyone Nearby
The nation’s mobile phone carriers received more than 9,000 requests last year for cell-tower dumps, which identify every mobile phone at a particular location and time, often by the thousands. The revelation, revealed in a congressional inquiry, underscores that domestic authorities, from the FBI to the local police, are performing a massive amount of surveillance on Americans on domestic soil, sometimes without probable-cause warrants.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Beta Screenshot Tour
This marks an exciting milestone for Red Hat as we share news of the beta availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. Since its introduction more than a decade ago, Red Hat Enterprise Linux has become the world's leading enterprise Linux platform, and it has helped set industry standards for performance, capacity, capability and security. Today, Red Hat Enterprise Linux is a leading force in enterprise datacenters; it spans nearly every industry and has advanced to deliver the original cloud operating system, powering many of the world's largest clouds.
RJ45-sized Linux networking server goes IPv6
Lantronix announced an IPv6 certified version of its tiny, RJ45-sized embedded Linux networking server called the XPort Pro Lx6 aimed at IoT applications. Lantronix’s Xport Pro has long been a favorite of embedded engineers looking for a low-cost networking server that doesn’t consume much space or power. The new XPort Pro Lx6 is almost physically […]
Video Of A Steam Machine Being Opened
One lucky guy has captured on video the opening of his Steam Machine from Valve. The box is probably the best bit!
Uncovering the Best Open Source Google Analytics Alternatives
Google Analytics is an excellent well known free service that lets webmasters and site owners access web analytics data.
The First NVIDIA GeForce Benchmarks On The SteamOS Beta
A comprehensive performance comparison is underway at Phoronix that pits SteamOS against other desktop Linux distributions, but for those anxious to see some performance numbers, here are benchmarks done so far this weekend from seven NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards on the public SteamOS 1.0 Beta operating system. In this article are early benchmarks from seven NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards running Valve's Debian Linux based SteamOS on an Intel Haswell system.
Valve releases SteamOS beta, early build-your-own system requirements
As it announced earlier this week, Valve shipped its 300 Steam Machine prototypes to its randomly selected beta testers late today. That announcement was accompanied by the first public release of SteamOS, the currently-in-beta Linux-based operating system that will power Valve's new gaming-PCs-turned-consoles.
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