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Fedora 20 Delivers Updated Gnome Software Center

Fedora 20 delivers a sleek new software manager for the Gnome Shell that is perfectly user-friendly. This new software manager also takes advantage of the header bars introduced with Gnome 3.10. I have taken an extensive look at the re-designed Gnome Software Manager, and now its time to show off the goods.

Read the excellent year-end AMD driver roundup from Phoronix and find out why I'm recommending against buying AMD hardware for Linux

  • Frugal technology, simple living and guerrilla large-appliance repair ; By Steven Rosenberg (Posted by Steven_Rosenber on Jan 2, 2014 5:32 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial; Groups: Linux
I got a lot out of reading Michael Larabel's AMD Catalyst 2013 Linux Graphics Driver Year-In-Review on his Phoronix site. He's been following all of the Linux video drivers for years, and his perspective is very valuable, especially in his assessment that it's been a horrible year for the proprietary Catalyst driver and a great one for the open Radeon driver.

When life hands you lemons, go back to Debian

So the short story is that the maintainer of the proprietary AMD Catalyst (aka fglrx) driver for the Fedora-focused RPM Fusion repository doesn't want to do it anymore. And he made this decision not before the release of Fedora 20 with lots of notice, and not after (with lots of notice) BUT PRETTY MUCH DURING the release with no notice.

2014: Ringing it in by migrating from Apache to Nginx

  • LinuxBSDos; By finid (Posted by finid on Jan 2, 2014 2:03 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
Until yesterday, this website was running on a Enterprise Red Hat based distribution using the Apache Web server. Today, it’s brought to you on the Nginx Web server.

Free Music Download Paradise app for Android

Music Download Paradise is a free app for Android that lets you find sound effects, free music, ringtones and other goodies.

BusyBox 1.22 Release Drops With Many Changes

BusyBox 1.22 is now available as the latest unstable release of "the Swiss Army Knife of the Embedded Linux." With BusyBox 1.22 comes many changes and improvements.

siduction 13.2.0 Screenshot Tour

The siduction distribution is a desktop-oriented operating system and live medium based on the "unstable" branch of Debian GNU/Linux. Forked from aptosid in late 2011, siduction offers three separate live media with KDE, LXDE and Xfce desktops.

Progress Being Made On CentOS 7, Based Off RHEL7

The CentOS community developers focused on their rebuild of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 have already begun playing with the RHEL7 Beta source packages to form CentOS 7.0.

Run Android and Firefox OS on x86 chip with Revolution phone

Today in Open Source: Revolution phone will run Android and Firefox OS. Plus: A year with Google Glass, and year-end DistroWatch Linux rankings. I've long felt that mobile phone users should not just be limited to iOS, Android or Windows. Consumers need real choice, and the current market leaders need competition to get them to improve their mobile operating systems.

MPlayer2 Gone Dark, MPV Is Still Happening

The once popular MPlayer2 fork of MPlayer has sadly not seen any new development activity in nearly one year, but another less well-known fork of MPlayer is still showing a future with its most recent activity just being from hours ago.

7 sneak attacks used by today's most devious hackers

Millions of pieces of malware and thousands of malicious hacker gangs roam today's online world preying on easy dupes. Reusing the same tactics that have worked for years, if not decades, they do nothing new or interesting in exploiting our laziness, lapses in judgment, or plain idiocy.

The 50 Watt Power Regression Is Believed To Be Fixed

Near the beginning of the month I wrote about an Intel developer finding a Linux kernel power regression increasing the system's power use by 50 Watts. After extensive testing and investigating, the issue has been fixed ahead of the Linux 3.13 kernel release and is proposed for stable point releases on the 3.10, 3.11, and 3.12 kernels.

Install Indicator Synapse in Ubuntu 13.10

Indicator Synapse will let you create an index of files and other items on your system. Here's how you can install it in Ubuntu 13.10.

Open Invention Network Expands to OpenStack, Cloud

Open Invention Network is extending is Linux-protective network to include OpenStack and other cloud computing technologies. For cloud services providers (CSPs), the move could foster more Linux innovations and code sharing.

Install SimpleScreenRecorder in Linux Mint 16

SimpleScreenRecorder lets you record your desktop applications and games. Here's how you can install it in Linux Mint 16.

Intel Celeron, Pentium Haswell HD Graphics On Mesa 10.1-devel

In several Phoronix articles I've already shared Mesa 10.1-devel benchmarks of this latest open-source graphics driver code currently under development. Most of the open-source graphics tests at Phoronix are done on higher-end hardware, so for this article we're checking on the latest open-source graphics performance when using the low-end Celeron and Pentium processors of the Haswell generation.

Prison Architect Alpha 16 Release, Craft Your Perfect Prison

Build and Manage a Maximum Security Prison. Prison Architect is the world's latest Prison Management Sim. Starting with an empty plot of land you must construct a holding cell with basic water and electricity to house your first batch of prisoners, to buy you enough time to create a proper cell block.

Steam Linux Usage Still Roughly Around 1%

At the start of every month one of our rituals is always checking in on Valve's Steam Software/Hardware Survey to see their Linux statistics for the month prior. Let's see how Steam Linux usage was in December with the arrival of SteamOS.

Install SimpleScreenRecorder in Ubuntu 13.10

SimpleScreenRecorder lets you record your desktop applications and games. Here's how you can install it in Ubuntu 13.10.

A business built on open source: an interview with OSSCube

  • opensource.com (Posted by bob on Jan 1, 2014 5:37 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Interview
OSSCube has a strict open source software only policy for everything they do. CEO Lavanya Rastogi and VP of Enterprise Marketing John Bernard share with me how they use only open source software internally and externally to keep up with the pace of business while simultaneously maintaining a quality product for their clients. They say it's the only way to do business. this interview.

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