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How to set up C/C++ development environment in Eclipse
Eclipse boasts of an extensible plug-in system for customizing IDE to support various programming languages including Java, C/C++, etc. Eclipse CDT is one such plugin which converts Eclipse into a fully functional IDE for C/C++ developers. This tutorial talks about how to set up C/C++ development in Eclipse by installing Eclipse CDT.
Google to Gmail users: Forget about privacy. It’s so dead!
The report cites a court filing by Google in which the Internet giant revealed that Gmail users should have no expectation of privacy. None. The thing does not exist. If you use Gmail, forget about privacy. Google says you should have known that right from the beginning. And if there’s no privacy with Gmail, good luck with that email service from Microsoft, Yahoo! mail and all the others.
KDE's KWin Ported To Qt Quick 2
Martin Gräßlin, the German KWin window manager maintainer for KDE, is making good progress in porting the code-base for KDE Frameworks 5 compatibility...
Canonical Is Shutting Down Ubuntu Friendly
Canonical is going to finally shutdown Ubuntu Friendly, their community approach for users to share with other Ubuntu users how well their laptops/desktops work with the Linux distribution...
Fedora 20 Goes For No Default Sendmail, Syslog
There was a Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee meeting yesterday where more features of Fedora 20 were approved.
Enemy Starfighter Shows Off A New Trailer
This makes me giddy, Enemy Starfighter a space combat simulation game has a brand spanking new trailer to show off some of the progress that has been made on the game.
Finding Files Modified in the Past Few Days
Recently, I was tasked with finding files that had been modified in the past 5 days. I was to copy these files from a SAN Snapshot and move them over to a recover area that anyone could get to. We were doing this in Linux because the snapshot, which was a NTFS filesystem would only mount in Linux. It seems that Linux is more forgiving of errors on a hard disk than Windows is when dealing with NTFS.
ZevenOS 3.2 Screenshot Tour
The Neptune team is proud to announce the release of Neptune 3.2 (Codename 'Brotkasten on Speed'). This release features the Linux kernel 3.10.5 and is exclusively meant to run on 64bit CPUs. The Debian base system was updated to the released version 7.1 wheezy to provide a stable user experience. The KDE Plasma Desktop ships with version 4.10.5.
ECS Z87H3-A2X Extreme
For those in the market for an Intel Z87 Haswell motherboard, the ECS Z87H3-A2X Extreme is a great candidate and sells for less than $250 while packing a plethora of features and is mostly compatible with Linux.
A cheap iPhone 5x? Fuggedaboutit!
Conventional wisdom says Apple will have to release a low-end iPhone next month to compete with Android in emerging markets, but since when did Apple ever listen to the howling masses. Apple doesn't need a low-end phone. It needs a killer high-end one.
Are GOG.com About To Support Linux?
So I recently did an article titled "Will Gog.com Ever Support Linux On Its Store?", well looks like that may be coming true soon enough folks.
Sidekiq
From my perspective, one of the best parts of being a Web developer is the instant gratification. You write some code, and within minutes, it can be used by people around the world, all accessing your server via a Web browser. The rapidity with which you can go from an idea to development to deployment to actual users benefiting from (and reacting to) your work is, in my experience, highly motivating.
The missing links part 1 : Adobe Brackets for Ubuntu
Finally Adobe have started to provide the missing links with Adobe Open Source and the pre-release of Adobe Brackets code editor for Ubuntu. The project is still in the early stages of development but provides a tantalizing look at the future of Linux with Adobe on board.
Red Hat: 2013:1156-01: httpd: Moderate Advisory
Updated httpd packages that fix one security issue are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 and 6.
Mandriva: 2013:213: xymon
Updated xymon package fixes security vulnerability: A security vulnerability has been found in version 4.x of the Xymon Systems & Network Monitor tool.
Tropico 5 City Builder Will Come To Linux
Wow the awesome news doesn't stop, Tropico 5 the island city builder will come to Linux as stated in their official announcement!
Blue Systems Seeks To Speed Up KF5 Development
For speeding up the development of KDE Frameworks 5, developers at Blue Systems are near exclusively focusing upon the development of these frameworks for the next three months.
Epoptes – Open source computer lab management and monitoring tool
Epoptes is an open source computer lab management and monitoring tool. It allows for screen broadcasting and monitoring, remote command execution, message sending, imposing restrictions like screen locking or sound muting the clients and much more!
Install and debug AMD catalyst graphics driver in Elementary OS / Ubuntu 12.04
Hybrid graphics cards have long and painful history under Linux. Therefore, if you don’t follow the usual channel (your operating system provided) of installing it, you might run into lots of problems because of inconsistencies between Xorg/mesa, graphics vendor drivers and the kernel. In this tutorial, I will talk about different approaches I take while installing the driver.
The NSA is Commandeering the Internet
It turns out that the NSA's domestic and world-wide surveillance apparatus is even more extensive than we thought. Bluntly: The government has commandeered the Internet.
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