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Best 3 Video Editors for Linux
You are a Linux user and you are searching for a free open source alternative to the most known video editing software which are available only for Windows in paid versions. Today I want to show you three of the best Video Editors for Linux from the simplest to the most professional.
The actual advantages of OpenDocument
A Free-as-in-Freedom, highly structured, metadata rich, application independent XML file format like OpenDocument can finally offer two huge advantages to all computer users and to Society as a whole....
Expanding the 'Covered Business Method' program: Sensible patent reform ... and why opponents have it wrong
Before the summer Congressional recess, a broad coalition of job-creating businesses added their voices to the pro-reform chorus with a ringing letter to Congress urging that expansion of the Covered Business Method (CBM) program be a cornerstone of any patent reform legislation being considered.
The CBM program provides an innovative, carefully tailored means to address a particularly heinous abuse: manipulating the patent litigation system through aggressive use of unclear and overly broad business method patents by patent aggression entities (PAEs). It is currently limited to business method patents involving financial service products.
attachments:
Letter opposing Covered Business Method program expansion
GNOME 3.10 Brings Maps, Music and GNOME Software Apps
The highly anticipated GNOME 3.10 desktop environment will be officially unveiled later today, September 25, 2013, and it will incorporate lots of new features, new and updated applications, and overall improvements.
Dijkstra's 3 Rules For Project Selection: Picking Useful, Unique Projects
Want to start a unique and truly useful open-source project? These three guidelines on choosing wisely will get you there.
The legacy of open source and the tide of progress
Which idea led you to a career in open source?
I want to stand on the shoulders of giants
I want to try something beyond conventional wisdom
I want to change the world
I want to be a part of a community
Why not change the world?
I have always been interested in science, technology and (most of all) computers. These are things that I always loved, even though they were sometimes difficult. I loved math and science class in school; I read science-fiction and fantasy novels in all of my spare time. I was the nerdy kid at school that was bullied and mocked. It would have been so easy to just give in and be "like everyone else." I could have stopped reading. I could have played more sports.
Who rooted kernel.org servers two years ago, how did it happen, and why?
More than two years after unknown hackers gained unfettered access over multiple computers used to maintain and distribute the Linux operating system kernel, officials still haven't released a promised autopsy about what happened.
Software company Ushahidi uses open source skills to help during Kenya mall siege
The four-day-long siege of a Nairobi mall ended Tuesday with a death toll of more than 60 people – a number that’s expected to rise as more bodies are recovered. Another 170+ people were reportedly injured in the attack by Islamist militants.
Patrick d'Emmabuntüs: Emmabuntüs is more than a Linux distribution
Emmabuntüs is more than a Linux distribution. It is a collective which does not accept the consumer society as it now exists: it is not long-term reliable for our planet, and it is not for us.
Mini-PCs gain customized I/O and a headless hack
CompuLab announced four customized versions of its fanless, Linux-ready mini-PCs based on plug-in LAN, serial/CAN, USB/mSATA, and mini-PCIe personality modules. The company also introduced a signage and communication oriented mini-PC, as well as a $15 HDMI dongle that enables high-res VNC-based remote display from headless PCs by tricking proprietary video drivers into thinking an HDMI […]
Nokia ’fesses up about its former-CEO’s compensation
On Tuesday, Nokia interim boss Risto Siilasmaa backed off recent statements he made indicating that former CEO Stephen Elop's employment contract was the same as Elop's predecessor, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo. The whole situation came to light because Helsingin Sanomat, Finland's largest daily paper, reported that Elop will receive an €18.8 million ($25.4 million) termination payment that wasn't available to Kallasvuo. Elop stepped down in light of Microsoft agreeing to purchase Nokia's phone business. As a former Microsoft employee, Elop wanted to avoid any conflicts of interest, according to Reuters.
Cactus IDE For Haxe Game Development
Open source cross platform IDE for the Haxe programming language supporting Windows/Linux/Mac.
Open health conference report: OSEHRA Summit 2013
On September 4 - 6 the open source electronic health records community came together at the 2nd annual OSEHRA Summit and workshop, in Bethesda, Maryland.
Day 1: tutorials on a variety of topics
Day 2: high-level presentations from members of the community with unique vantage points in the community
Yes, the percloud is “just” another Gnu/Linux distro. That’s why it’s a good idea
"The average Internet user only needs stuff ready for individual online activities. The percloud is the first member of this NEW CLASS of Gnu/Linux distributions."
When a WordPress Update Goes Awry
The next morning there were two emails from site visitors informing me that FOSS Force was serving blank pages, one even sending a screen shot that showed our logo up top with nothing but white space below. However, our site looked fine on the company desktop and on my laptop so I figured they’d been attempting to access the site while the upgrade was in process and paid them no mind. I also noted that when I checked our AdSense account we’d only earned a couple of cents so far for the day, a fraction of a percent of what I would expect for the amount of traffic we were having, but I chalked that up to the inconsistency of online advertising.
Nvidia seeks peace with Linux, pledges help on open source driver (Updated)
Nvidia is now trying to get on Linux developers' good side. Yesterday, Nvidia's Andy Ritger e-mailed developers of Nouveau, an open source driver for Nvidia cards that is built by reverse engineering Nvidia's proprietary drivers. Ritger wrote that "NVIDIA is releasing public documentation on certain aspects of our GPUs, with the intent to address areas that impact the out-of-the-box usability of NVIDIA GPUs with Nouveau. We intend to provide more documentation over time, and guidance in additional areas as we are able."
Install Firefox 24 in Fedora 19, 18 and 17
Here's how you can install Firefox 24 in Fedora 19, 18, and 17.
What's Your Hopes From Valve's SteamOS?
As most Phoronix readers are now aware, the first countdown timer is now complete for Valve's SteamBox-related news. The first drop was about SteamOS, their own Linux distribution that's highly optimized for gaming.
Download Fedora 20 Alpha Release Now
Fedora Project, through Kevin Fenzi, has just announced a few minutes ago the immediate availability for download and testing of the Fedora 20 Alpha Linux operating system.
CyanogenMod, the rest of the story
To outsiders like me, the announcement of the formation of Cyanogen, Inc. was a bit of a surprise. And the fact that the company succeeded in raising millions of venture capital (VC) funds was even more surprising.
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