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Lavabit Strikes Back at Feds in Key Internet Privacy Case

Lawyers for secure email provider Lavabit just filed the reply brief in a case that will determine whether an internet company can be compelled to turn over the master encryption keys for its entire system to facilitate court-approved surveillance on a single user.

2013 Holiday Shopping Guide For Linux PC Hardware

  • Phoronix; By Michael Larabel (Posted by Ridcully on Nov 28, 2013 3:48 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux
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.

Install MATE 1.6 in Ubuntu 13.10

Here's how you can install MATE 1.6 in Ubuntu 13.10.

GNOME 3.11.2 Is Now Available for Testing

The wonderful and great Matthias Clasen had the pleasure of announcing a few days ago that a new development release of the upcoming GNOME 3.12 desktop environment is ready for download and testing.

The NEW SUSE Catalog is in!

Ahhh…’tis the start of the holiday season! Time for turkey, good cheer, frantic shopping…and the SUSE Partner Catalog? Well, for all of you SUSE aficionados/users out there, this is a big deal. This online, searchable catalog is the most comprehensive listing of certified and supported software products in the enterprise Linux space.

Install Windows 7 and Windows 8 icons and themes in Ubuntu 13.10

Add icons and themes from Windows to your Ubuntu 13.10 system

GNOME 3.11.2 Has Many Changes

The GNOME 3.11.2 development release made it out a few days ago and with it comes many new features as developers work towards the stable GNOME 3.12 release in March...

Install MATE 1.6 in Debian Wheezy

Add the MATE 1.6 desktop to your Debian Wheezy computer.

OpenSUSE 13.1: Oh look, a Linux with YOU in mind (and 64-bit ARMs)

Modest, reliable, not trying to be cool, OpenSUSE 13.1 is a modest but important update that concentrates on stability and overall polish.

Big companies see big business from big data in cloud

  • Ness Software Engineering Services Blog; By Ron Miller (Posted by rsmiller on Nov 27, 2013 9:29 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Editorial; Groups: Community, IBM
The cloud and big data are a natural match as the cloud provides elastic resources for varying amounts of data processing, so it should come as no surprise that Amazon, Salesforce.com and IBM all made announcements about cloud Big Data products recently.

XDG-Shell Patches Get Moving For Wayland

After a lot of mailing list discussions amongst developers that have a stake in Wayland and early patches sent out, the latest xdg-shell patches were formally distributed today on the developers' mailing list. The xdg-shell is a new protocol living outside of the core Wayland protocol.

Install MATE 1.6 in openSUSE 13.1

Add the MATE 1.6 desktop environment to your openSUSE 13.1 system

Arduino compatible $39 SBC runs Linux on x86

  • LinuxGizmos (Posted by bob on Nov 27, 2013 7:07 PM CST)
  • Groups: Linux; Story Type: News Story
DM&P Group has begun shipping an Arduino compatible boardset and mini-PC equipped with a new computer-on-module based on a new 300MHz x86 compatible Vortex86EX system-on-chip. The new SoC and COM are available as part of a $39 “86Duino Zero” boardset that mimics an Arduino Leonardo, in a $49 “86Duino Educake” mini-PC, and will soon be […]

Russian bots invade America, absorb Android brains

Russian robot developer R.bot will soon launch a pair of low-cost telepresence robots in North America. The Synergy Mime and larger Synergy Swan use an attached BYOD Android smartphone or tablet for display, camera, microphone, and wireless communications and control functions, and are being offered for a limited time to Android developers for $250 and […]

Open-Source Docker Aims to Reinvent Virtualization With Containers {VIDEO}

  • eWEEK.com; By Sean MIchael Kerner (Posted by red5 on Nov 27, 2013 5:33 PM CST)
  • Groups: Linux
VIDEO: Ben Golub, CEO of Docker, explains what the open-source Docker container virtualization technology is about and how Docker is pushing it forward.

Insights into top 3 IT skill groups in highest demand

According to our IT skill sets research, IT skills required by employers of Linux talent can be classified into relatively independent groups. It seems that in the last quarter Embedded Devices Developers related skills were in the highest demand by employers of Linux professionals. The second and third skill groups refer to Virtualization Engineering and LAMP Administrator job opportunities, respectively. This article discusses skill requirements for these three types of job listings and provides insights into the dependency structure of pairs of IT skills within the analyzed three groups of skills.

The open source thank you challenge

A simple thank you goes a long way. That's why I would like to thank you, our readers and contributors, for making Opensource.com a vibrant community. We have experienced tremendous growth over the last year and much of that is because of you. Now, I'd like to challenge you to help us pay it forward—with just a simple thank you. Over the next week, try to thank at least five people that have contributed to an open source project you care about.

Distros For Old Computers

Do you have machines that are doubling up as paper weights because they can’t keep up with the hardware demands of modern distros? Here’s all the low-down on the most popular tailor-made distros for old computers that’re past their prime.

TenFourFox extends useful life of older macs

  • opensource.com (Posted by bob on Nov 27, 2013 2:13 PM CST)
  • Groups: Mozilla; Story Type: News Story
In 2001 and 2002, I managed Macintosh computers in the Arlington, Virginia public school system. As I was setting up these fast iMac G3 computers, I wondered if and when they would become obsolete. More than ten years later, it turns out they can still be used thanks to the open source TenFourFox web browser, built on top of Mozilla Firefox code. And, perhaps, they can be used for several more years to come.

First third-party “Steam Machine” could already be a console-beater

When Valve laid out a range of performance tiers for the 300 Steam Machine prototypes it would be sending to beta testers, the company was clear that other hardware makers would be revealing their own designs for SteamOS-powered gaming rigs in the future. Custom PC maker iBuyPower has now become the first company to unveil a prototype for one of those designs, laying out a $499 white box with a GPU that’s comparable or slightly better than those found in the recently launched PS4 and Xbox One.

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