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News: Linux Top 3: Slackware 14.1, Pear 8 and Frugalware 1.9
"We've done our best to bring the latest technology to Slackware while still maintaining the stability and security that you have come to expect," Slackware founder Pat Volkerding wrote. "Slackware is well known for its simplicity and the fact that we try to bring software to you in the condition that the authors intended."
Announcing the release of Fedora 20 Beta!
The Fedora 20 "Heisenbug" beta release has arrived with a preview of
the latest fantastic, free, and open source technology currently under
development. Take a peek inside:
Polari IRC Client 3.11.1 Introduces Experimental Pastebin Integration
Florian Müllner had the pleasure of announcing that the first development release of the upcoming Polari IRC client for the GNOME 3.12 desktop environment is now available for download and testing.
Why there's no good reason to buy a Chromebook
Why are Chromebooks not selling, except to school districts? The better question might be why would anyone buy a Chromebook when they do so little? Microsoft takes an utterly different and more useful approach.
Download The Android 4.4 KitKat Quick Start Guide for Free
Google’s latest mobile operating system, Android 4.4 KitKat, is out and it comes pre-installed on Nexus 5. Android enthusiasts and developers were very excited for this new smartphone as well as the new operating system. But now that KitKat is available for Nexus 5, we can get our hands on this new OS. If you’ve got any Nexus or Google Play edition devices, then you too may be getting Android 4.4 KitKat in the near future. Unfortunately, Galaxy Nexus users won’t get this new update.
The Linux kernel community learns how to grow more penguins
The Linux kernel is one of the largest and most successful open source projects today. A report from the Linux Foundation addressing Who Writes Linux (2013) shows that recent releases of the Linux kernel, that happen now at 70-days intervals, include over 10,000 patches, made by more than 1,100 developers, representing over 225 corporations.
Step By Step Ubuntu 13.10 (Saucy Salamander) LAMP Server Setup
In around 15 minutes, the time it takes to install Ubuntu Server Edition, you can have a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) server up and ready to go. This feature, exclusive to Ubuntu Server Edition, is available at the time of installation.The LAMP option means you don’t have to install and integrate each of the four separate LAMP components, a process which can take hours and requires someone who is skilled in the installation and configuration of the individual applications. Instead, you get increased security, reduced time-to-install, and reduced risk of misconfiguration, all of which results in a lower cost of ownership.Currently this installation provide PostgreSQL database, Mail Server, Open SSH Server,Samba File Server, Print Server, Tomcat Java Server,Virtual Machine Host,Manual Package selection,LAMP and DNS options for pre-configured installations, easing the deployment of common server configurations.
Citrix Embraces 'Anyness' and the OpenStack Cloud
The general manager of Citrix's cloud efforts explains how his firm both supports and competes against the open-source OpenStack cloud.
MySQL Tuning and Performance Best Pratices
Any developer with experience has already received complains about slowness in your system. Besides users complains, if it is a web site, it can fall in Google's rank.
If you are using MySQL, how to discover which queries are slowing your system? Which action can you take to improve database velocity? Something can be done in project time to avoid future problems? In this article, we show some tips to tuning your MySQL instance to better performance.
The Rockstar Consortium Players
The lawsuit filed by patent troll Rockstar Consortium Inc. on Halloween against Google and at least five makers of Android handsets is about much more than merely the tons of money that would be reaped if the Rockstar cartel prevails. Mainly, it’s about gaining a competitive edge that could result in increased market share down the road.
Quake Live won't support Linux
Today in Open Source: No Linux support for Quake Live. Plus: Pear OS 8 review, and Mark Shuttleworth apologizes for Tea Party remarks
Arch Linux on a HiDPI Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro
I have been running Mint-Debian for the last couple of years, but I’ve decided to try Arch for a new laptop to replace my 2008 Thinkpad.
How to install minimal Ubuntu desktop
If you want to set up a stripped down Ubuntu desktop, a clean approach is to first install Ubuntu server on your hardware, and then manually add desktop component to it. This tutorial describes how to install minimal Ubuntu desktop.
Fight the Good Fight with SmokePing
My Internet connection is unstable. I do realize ISPs generally claim some downtime is expected, and service is not guaranteed, and countless other excuses are common for intermittent service. I currently pay $120/month for business-class service, however, and I expect to get reliable Internet access on a regular basis.
This 23-year-old’s open-source project, a server running on Raspberry Pi, gives the middle finger to Google
For most of us, Google shutting down Reader was annoying. For Jacob Cook, it was a call to arms. For most of us, Google shutting down Reader was annoying. For Jacob Cook, it was a call to arms. He’s now building an operating system that anyone can use to replace all of the services that Google provides — or any other cloud company, for that matter. Email, chat, file sharing, web hosting: With Cook’s arkOS, you’ll be able to run all of those essential services on a secure, private server in your own home that’s about the size of a credit card.
Why there are at least two great reasons to buy a Chromebook
I manage a lot of gear, and it's nice once in a while to have a machine that doesn't automatically spawn to-do items.
Cisco-threatening open switch coming from Facebook, Intel, and Broadcom
Six months ago, Facebook announced that its Open Compute Project (OCP) would develop a top-of-rack switch that could boot nearly any type of networking software. With the help of Intel, Broadcom, and others, the consortium devoted to open hardware specifications would develop a rival to Cisco's network hardware.
NVIDIA GeForce GT 610 On Linux
If you are after a low-end graphics card for use on Linux, up for review today is the Zotac GeForce GT 610 Synergy 1GB graphics card that sells for less than $50 USD. The results in this Linux hardware review compare the GT 610 to a range of other AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards using the proprietary drivers under Ubuntu Linux.
Google brazenly strokes its mobile cloud tools just before Amazon shindig
Google has released two mobile development tools to coax app writers into storing data in the ad giant's cloud services.
Taiwanese Animators Take On Patent Trolls In New Video
Over the last few years, Next Media Animation has become something of a cult hit for their famed "Taiwanese animation" of various news events. We've written about them a few times, such as when they did a news animation of the outrage over TSA scans and again when they took on SOPA. The folks over there got in touch to let us know that they recently did one on patent trolls which is amusing, in their unique style (though this one is in English, rather than Chinese with English subtitles):
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