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How to visualize disk usage on Linux

  • Xmodulo; By Dan Nanni (Posted by xmodulo on Oct 7, 2013 9:55 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
This tutorial describes how to visualize disk usage on Linux with Baobab, which is a GNOME disk usage analyzer. Its biggest advantage is the intuitive visualization interface. Baobab can analyze the whole file system tree, a particular directory tree or even remote folders over network.

The Re-Opened X.Org Server 1.15 Pushes Ahead

At the XDC2013 X.Org conference it was decided to postpone the X.Org Server 1.15 release until year's end to let more features land. Keith Packard has now gone ahead and merged some of the new code and issued a new development release.

Rumor: Microsoft offering to drop Windows Phone license fee for HTC

Bloomberg reports that conversations between HTC and Microsoft have revolved around the idea of HTC putting Windows Phone onto its Android handsets as an alternative. As enticement to pursue this strategy, the report states that Microsoft has offered to cut or eliminate the licensing fee.

No joke: Google wants a patent on splitting the restaurant bill

Yes, it’s true: In a classic example of parody coming to life, a newly published patent filing reveals Google’s ambitions to solve one of the most troublesome challenges known to humanity: Splitting the bill at the end of a meal.

The Best Android Antivirus Apps

With mobile malware on the rise and scammers targeting Android users more and more, using an Android device without security software is no longer an option.

8 Apps to improve your Android smartphone or tablet's battery life (Slideshow)

Summary: If you agree with me that little is as miserable as having your Android smartphone or tablet die of premature battery exhaustion, then you'll want to check these applications out.

Microsoft Said to Ask HTC for Windows on Android Phones

Microsoft Corp. is talking to HTC Corp. about adding its Windows operating system to HTC’s Android-based smartphones at little or no cost. People with knowledge of the matter said that it's further evidence of the software maker’s struggle to gain ground in the mobile market.

12 great Linux operating systems for netbooks

Everyday the question is asked "which is the best operating system for my netbook?". Any answer given is subjective and down to personal opinion. Here is a list of 12 Linux distributions that work really well on a netbook.

An OpenGL Optimization Extension Merged Into Mesa

Yesterday Mesa received support for a new OpenGL extension and after that another useful OpenGL 4.2 extension was added to Mesa and implemented within the Intel OpenGL Linux driver. This latest extension can be used for a driver performance optimization.

How-To: Install Qmmp 0.7.3 in Ubuntu 13.04

Qmmp is a music player written in Qt wich an interface that resembles the one of the old XMMS and Winamp 2.x. Qmmp comes with some very nice features including XMMS/Winamp 2.x skins support, an equalizer, plugins, configurable shortcuts and transparency effects.

Complete Frameworks for Quick Styling of Websites

The purpose of this article is to list the finest open source software that lets you dive into responsive design.

Death by incompatibility: A Samsung Galaxy Gear review

  • Ars Technica; By Ron Amadeo (Posted by BernardSwiss on Oct 6, 2013 11:26 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Reviews
When a new article is posted on the Internet, the first addition to the comments section is often an inconsequential, one-word statement: "First!"... The Samsung Galaxy Gear says "First!" in hardware form. Samsung has beaten Google and Apple as the first major manufacturer to market, but much like the Internet commenter, it has sacrificed substance for the sake of timing.

Jelly Bean powering close to half of all Android devices, but fragmentation still exists

Summary: The data released by Google shows that Jelly Bean power 48.6 percent of all Android devices. But fragmentation remains a big problem, and getting users onto the latest version continues to be an uphill struggle.

WiFi Patent Troll Told That Each License Should Be Less Than 10 Cents

We've written a few times about patent troll Innovatio, which claims to hold some patents on WiFi, saying that anyone using WiFi (including home users) are infringing, though it has chosen "at this stage" not to sue home users.

Sphirewall 0.9.9.7 Stable Released Today

The Sphirewall team is pleased to announce today the release of version 0.9.9.7, the latest version of the Sphirewall open source firewall. Along with this release we also announce the availability of our S3 Network Appliance.

Mesa Lands Support For ARB_texture_query_levels

The necessary plumbing has happened inside Mesa for handling the OpenGL ARB_texture_query_levels extension and it's now implemented for the open-source Intel Linux graphics driver on Sandy Bridge hardware and newer.

Introduction to Linux and the Shell

  • TuxArena; By Craciun Dan (Posted by Chris7mas on Oct 6, 2013 3:53 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
This is the first article in a series intended to cover the basics of Linux and working in with the command-line. Since this is a work in progress, one chapter will be provided at a time.

Mesa 9.2 OpenGL Library Gets Further Stabilized

With many fixes having landed, Mesa 9.2.1 was released on Friday along with Mesa 9.1.7 for providing improvements to the Linux OpenGL graphics drivers.

Nokia ending support for MeeGo and Symbian applications

  • MobileTechNews (Posted by bob on Oct 6, 2013 12:04 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Mobile
Nokia advised developers that no new apps, or updates to existing apps, are to be accepted for Linux-based MeeGo and Symbian products starting Jan 1, 2014.

NSA Uses EFF Images To Explain Tor; EFF Jokingly Claims Creative Commons Violation

With this morning's revelation of how the NSA and GCHQ are trying to attack Tor, some of the presentations being used by the NSA to explain Tor are somewhat interesting or amusing. For example, in one presentation about the program EgotisticalGiraffe (I don't make 'em up, so don't ask), the NSA amusingly feels the need to highlight the fact that "terrorists" use Tor:

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