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OS4 OpenLinux 14.1 Screenshot Tour
With 14.1 we have brought new enhancements to the kernel and we have updated the package lineup. We also go back to the lighter radiance themes as the default and we have the ambiance and greybird themes for those that like the darker themes. Features: Xfce 4.11; Audacious for audio and VLC for video; Pinta 1.4 for image manipulation; GNOME Office as the default office suite; Chromium as the default browser; Thunderbird as the default mail client; Dates as the default calendar application; Contact as the system address book; Arandr for multi-monitor support, and more.
OpenWFD Preps Wireless Display Streaming to Tablets, Smartphones
OpenWFD, a new open source project, could bring Miracast support for wireless display output on tablets, phones and PCs to Linux.
How to install web-based real time collaborative document editor on Linux
There are many tools which allow a group of users to collaboratively edit a document as a team. Etherpad is a web-based open-source document editor which enables you to collaborate on a document in real-time. Using Etherpad, a group of users can edit a text document via web browser simultaneously, and while doing so, one can see each other’s edits in real time.
Microsoft & Friends Define ‘Commitment to Openness’
The legal papers were filed by Rockstar Consortium, a patent troll owned by Microsoft, Apple, BlackBerry, Ericsson, and Sony. They hold 6,000 plus patents purchased in an auction for $4.5 billion from bankrupt Canadian telecom Nortel. Google had been bidding against Rockstar for the same patents, but dropped out after placing a $4.4 billion bid that didn’t hold up. Not long afterwards, Google bought Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, in large part for its vast patent portfolio–just in case a patent war broke out.
MediaCore CE renamed to MediaDrop
MediaCore CE has been renamed to MediaDrop. MediaCore CE is the community edition of MediaCore, a Web application that powers a multimedia hosted platform targeted towards the educational market and run by MediaCore, Inc.
How to write your book using Linux
I spent the past year writing The Librarian’s Guide to Academic Research in the Cloud, a book which focuses on using and thinking about cloud services in an academic research context. I’m fortunate enough to belong to a union that negotiated research leave for new faculty, and that leave made the book possible.
The content of the book might be interesting to Linux users (here is an excerpt), but I wanted to talk about the process for writing the book, which was very Linux-intensive.
Machine Learning with Apache Mahout: Refining the Recommender
Mahout components implement popular algorithms and can be unplugged easily when no longer needed.
Chances for a Tizen Smartphone Entry
Tizen is a fresh new project, but it has roots in several pre-existing
platforms including the distributions Moblin, MeeGo and LiMo. According
to the Tizen Association, "The mobile marketplace has undergone
extensive change over the past few years.
Valve Confirms That SteamOS Is Not Based on Ubuntu, It's Custom-Made
Valve has confirmed that its operating system, SteamOS, will not be based on Ubuntu, as previously believed.
Magento Community v1.8.0 Ready for Download
Magento is an open source e-commerce web application developed in PHP using Zend Framework 1.
Community Edition v.1.8.0 of this popular e-commerce solution is available for download.
Community Edition v.1.8.0 of this popular e-commerce solution is available for download.
How to add kernel boot parameters via GRUB on Linux
Linux kernel parameters can be changed at run time by modifying files in /proc or /sys, while certain kernel parameters need be passed to the kernel at boot time by a boot loader such as GRUB or LILO. This tutorial describes how to add kernel boot parameters via GRUB on Linux.
Implanted Bluetooth biochip gets under hacker's skin
A "DIY cyborg" has a surgically implanted chip that reads his body temperature and delivers the data to a mobile device. Warning: his subcutaneous sensor might make your own skin crawl.
Slackware: 2013-307-01: mozilla-thunderbird: Security Update
New mozilla-thunderbird packages are available for Slackware 13.37, 14.0, and -current to fix security issues.
How One Hacker's Mistake Fashioned the Internet You Use Today
The Department of Defense thought the Russians were attacking. An MIT computer called PREP was the first to be penetrated. It was Nov. 2, 1988, and the time was approximately 8 p.m. Within hours and into the following morning, an estimated 10% of all machines connected to the Internet would crash, overloaded with several copies of a mysterious program.
Debian: 2790-1: nss: uninitialized memory read
A flaw was found in the way the Mozilla Network Security Service library (nss) read uninitialized data when there was a decryption failure. A remote attacker could use this flaw to cause a denial of service (application crash) for applications linked with the nss library.
DRI3 Support Proposed For Mesa 10.0
Following the X.Org Server 1.15 Release Candidate that introduces Direct Rendering Infrastructure 3 (DRI3 a.k.a. DRI3000), Keith Packard has proposed a set of patches that provide DRI3 support for Mesa drivers. The only patched hardware driver though for DRI3 is currently the Intel i965 DRI driver.
Linux Lite 1.0.6 Review
A full review of Linux Lite 1.0.6.
Enlightenment E18 Alpha Release Is Imminent
E18 has been in development for nearly one year since the long-awaited Enlightenment E17 release last December. Now it appears that the alpha release of E18 is about ready.
Internet might someday lose its dependency on servers, rely on P2P instead
It's hard to even imagine the Internet without servers, but researchers at Cambridge University have developed a proof-of-concept for a new server-free Internet architecture.
AMD RadeonSI GLAMOR 2D Benchmarks
For kicking off a new week of Linux benchmarking, to share today are benchmarks looking at three Radeon HD 7000 / Radeon Rx 200 series graphics cards on Ubuntu Linux when looking at the GLAMOR acceleration architecture performance with xf86-video-ati when compared to the proprietary Catalyst driver on the same hardware.
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