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AMD Gizmo SBC gains open source bootloader
Sage Electronic Engineering, has released a free board support package for AMD’s community-backed Gizmo SBC equipped with its open source, Coreboot-based SageBIOS bootloader.
Running The Latest GNOME Wayland Shell On Fedora 20
With the Fedora 20 beta coming up I decided to see where the latest Fedora 20 packages are now at for their support of Wayland and the GNOME Shell Wayland session. In particular, looking at whether the session is still buggy and how the XWayland performance is for Linux gaming.
Best Open Source Shopping Carts
The shopping cart software allows online shopping customers to accumulate a list of items for purchase and process their orders.
All shopping cart software listed in the article are open-source and free for use.
All shopping cart software listed in the article are open-source and free for use.
10 tools to help open source cities maintain transparency
Today, transparency is a critical aspect in all areas of government. With Internet access, citizens are looking for more information about what is going on in their cities and are looking for more ways to hold their government representatives accountable. One of the best ways to provide transparency and make it easier for citizens to obtain the city services they require is to become an open source city. An open source city is one that uses a variety of new tools, including apps, to make information availble to citizens and interact with them as well.
Following are 10 tools to help open source cities maintain transparency.
77 Open Source Replacements for Expensive Applications
This update on a popular list reveals a changing relationship between proprietary and open source software, due to cloud computing's influence.
Linux Terminal Scripting and Executable PHP Scripts
Learn to write bash scripts in Linux which support multitasking asynchronous execution, and running PHP scripts from the terminal.
Why developers choose Android
So you’ve got an idea for an app? For those aspiring to occupy a small portion of digital real estate in the pockets of countless smartphone users, this is an important step. But before the first line of code can be written or the IPO is filled, there is another equally important consideration which must be made. “Which platform do I develop for?” While the answer seems fairly obvious to those of us who frequent this particular online destination, the decision to develop for one platform over another can weigh on more than just your heartstrings. So why do developers choose Android?
Is Lubuntu the perfect operating system for netbooks?
Netbooks generally struggle when attempting to run mainstream operating systems so a lightweight operating system such as Lubuntu should be a perfect alternative. I have spent a week running Lubuntu on an ageing machine and this review looks at how it fared.
How to Set Up Secure Remote Networking with OpenVPN on Linux, Part 2
Greetings fellow Linux users, and welcome to the second part of our glorious OpenVPN series. When last we met we learned how to set up a simple OpenVPN encrypted tunnel between a home server and a remote node, such as a laptop. Today we're adding refinements such as how to daemonize OpenVPN so we don't have to start it manually, use Network Manager for easy connecting to our remote server, and access services.
Neocolonialism World Manipulation Strategy
Neocolonialism - Buy votes. Extract wealth. Exploit the working class. Negotiate. Backstab. Manipulate parliaments. Manipulate the International Monetary Fund. Manipulate the world. The map is upside-down.
Tablet shipments will jump 53% in 2013, Gartner says
Gartner forecast that Android tablets of all brands will exceed iPads for all of 2013 for the first time, with 91.5 million (49.6 percent) Android tablets shipped compared with 89.6 million (48.6 percent) Apple iPads. Gartner said just over 3 million (1.7 percent) Windows tablets will ship.
Why children should learn to code, even if they don't have a future in IT
By day, Red Hat product manager Burr Sutter works to make developers more successful and productive with open source tools, technologies, and techniques. So it's no surprise that he wants to ensure his own children know how to solve technical problems as well. So when summer vacation rolled around this year, Sutter encouraged his son to complete some courses on CodeAcademy and to sign up for a couple of iD Tech Camps.
In this interview, Sutter talks about why he wants his children to know how to fix the tech tools they use every day, how he balances that with other "kid" activities, and more. Parents who are looking for a way to get their children to learn code, to fix their computers, or just learn how online communities work may pick up some tips from Sutter's experiences.
Cinelerra 4.5 Is Silently Available For Video Editing
Cinelerra, one of the popular open-source video editors and compositors for Linux, hadn't seen an official update since July of 2012 but pushed this week was a source package for their next major release...
Left 4 Dead 2 Leaves Beta, Snatches Undead Wallets Everywhere
Left 4 Dead 2, Valve’s swan song for its aging source engine, has finally stepped out of beta for Linux. Left 4 Dead 2 is now officially available with many official fixes in tow. The 4 year old game offers the following fixes over the last beta release.
Ubuntu Linux Gaming Performance Mostly On Par With Windows 8.1
Given the recent release of Microsoft Windows 8.1, at Phoronix we took 13 different AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards and compared the performance between Ubuntu Linux and Windows 8.1 with the same hardware and set of OpenGL games/benchmarks.
5 crazy things you never knew you could do with Android
Over the last five years, Android has grown into a pretty versatile operating system. Because of its versatility (and the fact that it’s free, open source), developers have created a lot of nifty features to the OS. But even if you’ve seen it all, Android always holds a few surprises. We’ve found five really cool things we bet you never knew your Android device could do before. Check ‘em out.
Bloated Audio Players? No Thanks!
The purpose of this article is to identify the finest open source audio players that are designed to make the important part - the listening experience - to be a pleasure without all of the feature bloat.
Xubuntu 13.10 Screenshot Tour
Some of the highlights for Xubuntu 13.10 include: a new version of xfce4-settings has been uploaded, bringing amongst other things a new dialog to set up your displays; a tool for changing your theme colors easily, gtk-theme-config, has been added to the default installation; new wallpaper; new releases of our GTK+ themes (with GTK+ 3.10 support) as well as the LightDM greeter, fixing many visual bugs; updated documentation. Known problems: indicator sound no longer functions with Xfce indicator plugin; gmusicbrowser's albuminfo plugin is deactivated by default and causes the app to hang if enabled.
Cheese Talks: The Steam Hardware & Software Survey
Ever since the Steam Hardware & Software Survey began showing Linux statistics, I've been asked to write about it. This month I've taken some time to talk about why the survey is important, pitfalls to watch out for when interpreting it, and some suggestions for improvement. I also take a look at how Linux userbase figures shift when adjusted for title count and find an interesting correlation.
Linux rsync command with practical examples
Rsync is a fast and extraordinarily versatile file copying tool. It can copy locally, to/from another host over any remote shell, or to/from a remote rsync daemon.
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