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Humble Mobile Bundle 3 released
Humble Bundle presents the Humble Mobile Bundle 3 with nine games for Android devices.
Intel Linux Driver Almost Neck-And-Neck With Windows 8.1
Intel released a big Windows graphics driver update that for Haswell hardware now provides OpenGL 4.2 support -- while the Intel Linux driver just hit the milestone of OpenGL 3.3 support.
SUSE, Red Hat, Canonical Increase Linux Support Cycle
Enterprise Linux vendors SUSE, Red Hat and Canonical are pursuing ever-longer support cycles for their flagship open source products.
Google removes CyanogenMod Installer from Play Store
The reasoning given by Google is that the CyanogenMod Installer violates the Google Play Store's developer terms by actively encouraging Android users to "void [the] warranty" on their devices. As our Android expert Ron Amadeo noted, the CyanogenMod Installer is mostly a "one-way street," without a quick way to return the device to its stock state—it's certainly possible, but not with the same level of ease.
Linux Deepin 2013 Screenshot Tour
Linux Deepin (formerly Hiweed GNU/Linux) is a Chinese distribution, based on Ubuntu. Its features include preconfigured Chinese applications, such as Chinese (simplified) input method, Chinese-English and English-Chinese dictionaries, and Chinese (simplified) true-type fonts. The new 2013 release has retained the highlights of its predecessors. It has also made many improvements based on our users' feedback and suggestions.
Fedora Will Better Secure Its Packages
The Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) has voted in favor of making a change to its packaging system that affects the compiler flags for how the RPM packages are built and will further improve the security of Fedora packages...
Jamaican Ministry of Health is the first to adopt free and open source health system nationwide
If yu waa good, yu nose affi run. "Success requires hard work" is the meaning of this Jamaican proverb.
With a bright Caribbean sun and an even brighter welcoming crew, GNU Health unshipped in a new bay recently. In cooperation with the Jamaican Ministry of Health, a group from GNU Solidario visited the country and officially inaugurated the project of deploying GNU Health, a free health and hospital information system, within their public health care system.
This step is a tipping point in health history worldwide; Jamacia is the first country to embrace GNU Health nationwide.
SilverStripe Installation Guide
Now, when SilverStripe v3.1 Stable is released we can go through the installation steps for this free CMS published under MIT licence, which enables you to build Web sites and powerful online applications. The installation tutorial is based on SilverStripe v3.1.2 but the steps are general and valid for the entire SilverStripe 3 series.
Eben Upton comments on open source Pi concerns
Raspberry Pi’s will have the Wolfram Language and Mathematica in future versions of Raspbian, but issues about it being non-free software have arisen
Manjaro 0.8.8 Openbox Screenshot Tour
Manjaro Linux 0.8.8 is ready. We worked hard and managed to get Pamac 0.9.3 done. Here are some features of our redesigned package manager: stable backend for updates or transactions with a custom pyalpm; the transaction progress window was redesigned, it includes a details expander; post-install script output is visible in the expander; you can install local packages from pamac-manager. Manjaro Linux is a lightweight distribution a choice of Xfce or Openbox desktop user interfaces, based on Arch Linux.
The Perfect Slackware Desktop: MLED
Turn your Slackware box into a full-blown production desktop with MLED.
Microsoft Uses Pawn Stars to Attack Google Chromebook
The world of advertising is a cut throat world, the strong survive and the weak are left behind. Microsoft has reached out to the popular History Channel show, Pawn Stars for their “Scroogled” campaign.
Creative Commons unveils new 4.0 licenses
Creative Commons proudly introduces our 4.0 licenses, now available for adoption worldwide. The 4.0 licenses—more than two years in the making—are the most global, legally robust licenses produced by CC to date. Dozens of improvements have been incorporated that make sharing and reusing CC-licensed materials easier and more dependable than ever before.
Should you switch from Linux to BSD?
Today in Open Source: Is it time to dump Linux and move to BSD? Plus: A review of SparkyLinux 3.1, and a screenshot tour of Wakawa Linux.
SolydX 201311 Screenshot Tour
SolydX 201311 is available. SolydXK is a desktop Linux distribution with Xfce (SolydX) or KDE (SolydK) based on Debian's "testing" branch. SolydK Business edition has been created for businesses and organizations with stability and security in mind. While the home editions of SolydXK were developed to be stable and still having the latest software available, the SolydK Business edition has been developed to provide long-term support based on Debian 'stable'.
How to configure an IP address on Raspberry Pi
The default Raspbian system for Raspberry Pi is set up to get an IP address automatically from the network via DHCP, whether for wired Ethernet or wireless WiFi (via a USB wireless dongle). Raspbian can support both IPv4 and IPv6. IPv4 is ready for use by default, and IPv6 must be enabled manually. In this tutorial, I will explain several ways to configure an IP address on Raspbian-powered Raspberry Pi. IPv4 will be used in this tutorial.
Valve and Linux Could Beat Microsoft and Sony at the Console Game
Valve is committed to releasing a new console / PC, and if the price point is similar to the one used by iBuyPower with its prototype, it would make Linux and Steam true contenders for Microsoft and Sony.
GNOME Chess 3.11.2 Fixes the Black Background in 3D View
The GNOME Project has announced recently that the second development release towards GNOME Chess 3.12 is available for download and testing, bringing assorted fixes and improvements.
New Linux worm targets routers, cameras, “Internet of things” devices
Researchers have discovered a Linux worm capable of infecting a wide range of home routers, set-top boxes, security cameras, and other consumer devices that are increasingly equipped with an Internet connection. Linux.Darlloz, as the worm has been dubbed, is now classified as a low-level threat, partly because its current version targets only devices that run on CPUs made by Intel, Symantec researcher Kaoru Hayashi wrote in a blog post published Wednesday. But with a minor modification, the malware could begin using variants that incorporate already available executable and linkable format (ELF) files that infect a much wider range of "Internet-of-things" devices, including those that run chips made by ARM and those that use the PPC, MIPS, and MIPSEL architectures.
2013 Holiday Shopping Guide For Linux PC Hardware
As last year's What Linux Users Need To Know When Holiday Shopping For PC Hardware article was quite popular, here's my thoughts on the latest PC components and recommendations for those that may be purchasing (or hoping to receive) new computer hardware this holiday season and intend to use it on Linux.
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