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Linux 3.12 Gets Aggressive as Linus Torvalds Plans Linux 4.0
The fifth major milestone release in 2013 of the open-source Linux kernel is now available, providing users with improved file system performance. Linux creator Linus Torvalds also used the launch of the new Linux 3.12 kernel as an opportunity to talk about the future of kernel development.
The new RFP in government: Request for partnership
Should your government consider a "request for partnership" to prevent duplication and save tax-payer dollars in IT?
Yes
No
If you’re familiar with any type of government procurement process, it usually involves an RFP—a request for proposal. But today, with declining revenues and limited resources, the approach to partnerships and getting work done may change within government in the near future. I forsee a shift from the traditional RFP process to a request for partnership.
Say Hello to Linux Kernel 4.0 and Say Goodbye to 3.x
Linus Tovalds is now thinking about changing the numbering of the kernel pretty soon, to 4.0, to mark the launch of a bug fix release.
Sweet Home 3D: Design And Visualize Your Home Interior On Linux
Hi Guys, Hope you’re enjoying the Sunday. Today I’ve came up with an excellent designing application. Want to become an Interior Home designer for your future or present home? Yes, Wonder, how? Cool, it is very easy i guess. Here i am going to introduce a Home interior designing software called Sweet Home 3D.
Participation value and sustainability through the lens of American Idol
Whether in the US or abroad, most everyone is familiar with American Idol. While not an open source project or community, American Idol is a good example of the power of participation, and how understanding this power and providing value can be profitable. American Idol has perfected the art of inspiring millions of people to work together toward one end goal—and the show has made millions. So, how do you get people to participate in something for free and make money from it?
Xfce's Xfdesktop Graduates To Version 4.11.1
Xfce's Xfdesktop component that serves as the desktop manager for the lightweight GTK-based desktop environment has seen a new release.
WordPress Becomes Big Brother & More…
WordPress isn’t just for bloggers anymore. Although WordPress built it’s reputation as a blogging platform, it’s now much more than that. Some of the biggest sites on the web, where a temporarily broken site might have serious financial consequences, are running atop WordPress.
Wayland-Based Green Island Compositor Sees Release
The Green Island Wayland-based compositor that's part of the experimental Qt5-based Hawaii Desktop has been updated to version 0.1.91 after seeing a number of changes that morphs it from its original design.
Linus Acknowledges 32-Bit Linux As Less Important
The Linux 3.12 kernel was released on Sunday evening but prior to that was a last-minute pull request that got rejected by Linus Torvalds and with it he reaffirmed the focus of Linux on 64-bit...
Easy Ways to Create Screencasts
The purpose of this article is to identify high quality open source screencasting software that makes it a breeze to create screencasts. Thanks to this software, anyone can make their own videos.
RadeonSI Color Tiling Brings OpenGL Performance Boost
A few days back I delivered a fresh round of RadeonSI Gallium3D benchmarks showing the open-source AMD Radeon driver improving but still a long shot from the Catalyst driver. Shortly thereafter, it was announced the open-source driver would enable 2D color tiling by default.
KDE and Canonical Conflict Over Mir Finally Bursts into Open
The conflict that has been brewing between the KDE developers and Canonical has finally exploded in a flurry of statements which show just how many problems the Mir display server has caused.
Linux 3.12 Changes, Kernel Feature Overview
With the Linux 3.12 kernel likely being officially released this evening if there are no last-minute delays, here is a look again at some of the top features and changes for this major open-source Linux upgrade.
How to install Node.js on Linux
Node.js is a server-side software platform built on Google’s V8 JavaScript engine. Node.js is popularly used to build high-performance server-side applications, all in JavaScript. This tutorial describes how to install Node.js on major Linux distros including Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora and CentOS.
Intel Open-Sources Broadwell GPU Driver; Graphics Look Amazing
While Intel's Broadwell processors won't be launching until 2014 as the successor to Haswell, this weekend the initial open-source Linux GPU kernel driver was published ahead of the Linux 3.13 kernel merge window. The changes are massive and it's looking like the Broadwell graphics improvements will be astonishing and provide significant improvements over Haswell and earlier generations of Intel graphics.
Metamorphose 5.5 Screenshot Tour
Metamorphose 5.5 is available. Metamorphose Linux is a Brazilian distribution which tries to be complete and beginner-friendly while providing a great deal of power and hardware support.
Red Hat Fedora 20: New Networking, ARM Features
Fedora 20, the next version of the open source operating system sponsored by Red Hat, will bring several feature updates to the world of desktop Linux when it debuts December 17.
Intel Graphics To Get Another Bump In Linux 3.13
Yesterday I outlined the AMD Radeon DRM graphics changes that were queued up for the Linux 3.13 kernel that will soon be officially under development. Now for Intel Linux customers there's an overview of the Intel DRM graphics driver changes for this next kernel release cycle.
Glusterfs replicated volume based Havana 2013.2 instances on Server With GlusterFS 3.4.1 Fedora 19 in two node cluster
Two node gluster 3.4.1 cluster set up follows bellow. Please, view first nice article: http://www.mirantis.com/blog/openstack-havana-glusterfs-and-... and http://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/CinderSupportMatrix.
OpenWFD: Open-Source WiFi Displays For Linux
Development on OpenWFD just started less than two weeks ago and there haven't been any public announcements of the work yet, but Anzwix has already latched onto the interesting work. OpenWFD seeks to be an implementation of the WiFi Display Standard and Miracast technologies, which basically are a standard equivalent to "wireless HDMI cables."
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