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How to install and configure Nagios on Linux

Nagios is one of the most powerful network monitoring systems, which is widely used in the industry. It can actively monitor any network, and generate audio/email warnings and alerts when any problem is detected. The check types and alert timers are fully customizable. This tutorial explains how to install and configure Nagios on Linux.

Appeals Court Considers Overturning Ruling That APIs Can't Be Covered By Copyright

Back in May 2012, Judge William Alsup (yes, he's popular today) issued a very good and very thorough ruling explaining why APIs could not be covered by copyright. Alsup, who claimed he learned to program in Java to better understand the technical details of the case, went into a fair bit of detail in his ruling, which looked like it was clearly designed to explain basic programming concepts to an appeals court who would surely be hearing the case -- and almost certainly with judges who had less (if any) programming knowledge. The appeal was officially heard by the Federal Circuit appeals court (CAFC) today and there are some reports suggesting that the judges are skeptical of Alsup's ruling and may be leaning towards overturning it.

Tiny Core 5.1 Screenshot Tour

Tiny Core Linux is a very small (10 MB) minimal Linux desktop. It is based on Linux 2.6 kernel, BusyBox, Tiny X, FLTK graphical user interface and JWM window manager, running entirely in memory. It is not a complete desktop, nor is all hardware completely supported; it represents only the core needed to boot into a very minimal X Window desktop, typically with wired Internet access.

Supreme Court hears aftermath of long-dead DMCA printer cartridge case

A case that went before the Supreme Court yesterday has a very long history. Lexmark sued Static Control Components in 2002, arguing that SCC shouldn't be allowed to reverse-engineer its printers and help others create replacement toner cartridges, because of copyright law. In 2004, an appeals court ruled in favor of SCC, and that ruling has become a cornerstone of DMCA-era copyright law.

Valve Has Joined The Linux Foundation

Not exactly gaming news but still interesting and it can impact Linux gaming in the future, Valve (and others) has joined the Linux Foundation.

Ubuntu: 2044-1: Linux kernel (OMAP4) vulnerabilities

Several security issues were fixed in the kernel.

Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Receives Major Kernel Update

On December 3, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS received a major kernel upgrade that fixed twelve vulnerabilities discovered in the upstream Linux 3.2 kernel by various developers (eight of them were discovered by Kees Cook).

Elder Sign: Omens Strategy Released On Steam For Linux

Elder Sign: Omens is a digital version of the popular board game by Fantasy Flight Games. Build a team of unique investigators and fight to keep an all-powerful Ancient One from invading our world! Explore museums, oceans, deserts and more for the arcane Elder Signs that will help seal the Ancient One away.

Oracle Linux 6.5 Arrives with Unbreakable Enterprise Linux Kernel 3.8

  • Softpedia; By Marius Nestor (Posted by hanuca on Dec 5, 2013 1:17 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Oracle
Oracle has announced a few days ago that its Oracle Linux operating system has reached version 6.5, bringing lots of new features, updated packages and several improvements over previus releases.

Will you buy a Steam Machine for $499?

Today in Open Source: iBuyPower's Steam Machine priced at $499. Plus: Android eyewear computer ships, and get a job by contributing to open source.

Valve joins Linux Foundation

Valve likes Linux. Linux now likes Valve. So Valve is now actively contributing to the Linux Foundation by joining Clodius Systems and the HSA Foundation as new members

IBM Will Minimize Impact of Future Disasters

Not even Mighty Big Blue can stop a hurricane. But. IBM and Marist College are testing a new cloud computing innovation that could help prevent disruptions in voice and data communications services caused by hurricanes and other natural disasters.

Starbound 2D Universe Sandbox Game Beta To Start Today

Starbound the game I have probably been most excited about this year is due to drop into public beta in less than an hour, are you ready to rock?

Six-Way Ubuntu Linux Laptop Benchmarks

The latest open-source Linux benchmarks out of Phoronix is a six-way Linux laptop performance comparison featuring laptops/ultrabooks from Lenovo, Hewlett-Packard, ASUS, and Apple...

Use Explain Shell to understand Linux commands

  • ITworld; By Jim Lynch (Posted by jimlynch on Dec 4, 2013 8:13 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
Explain Shell is a free service that breaks down Linux commands .

What's the MLED project about?

We are happy to publish an interview with Niki Kovacs, the developer of a very interesting project called Microlinux. Enjoy!

Test KDE Frameworks 5/Plasma Workspaces 2 using Project Neon 5 ISO

If you want to play with what the KDE developers are working on, Project Neon 5 has been the way to go. Now it’s even easier, because an ISO installation image for the daily builds has been released.

HAMMER2 File-System Gets Stabilization Improvements

HAMMER2 file-system improvements have landed hot on the heels of the exciting DragonFlyBSD 3.6 release...

Valve renews Linux commitment, Microsoft and Sony should worry

  • ZDNet; By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols (Posted by sjvn on Dec 4, 2013 5:04 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Games
Valve has joined the Linux Foundation, making Steam Machine prototypes looking more and more like serious competition for Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4.

Linux Kernel 3.12.3 Is Now Available for Download

Greg Kroah-Hartman has just announced a few minutes ago, December 4, that the third maintenance release of the Linux kernel 3.12 is now available for download.

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