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DRM Render Nodes For Linux Move Close To Rendering
This render/mode-set node work comes down to allowing GPGPU compute support without needing a compositor/display active along with being able to perform multi-seat computing off a single display controller and efficient compositor stacking. The work basically comes down to splitting up the kernel drivers' mode-setting and rendering interfaces.
5 Links for Developers and IT Pros 8-23-13
This week, we look at the end of the password, how to build a Windows 8 app in 10 minutes, and Lenovo dissing Microsoft by giving the people what they really want from Windows 8.
Antergos 2013.08.20 Screenshot Tour
We are glad to announce the release of Antergos 2013.08.20 with a lot of improvements in the installation process for you to enjoy your system from the start. This new release comes after several months' working mostly on our graphical installer Cnchi and on Remendo. Openbox has been included as an option to be installed along with GNOME, Cinnamon, Xfce, Razor-qt or Base. You will end up with a lightweight desktop, while having up to date software. The software included with Openbox was chosen to be in the line of the Openbox spirit.
OpenLogic Open Source Services Vendor Gets Acquired
Leading provider of open-source support and tools is acquired by Rogue Wave Software. What does it means for enterprise software development and support?
New glossary helps break down common open source related terms
A couple of months ago, I wrote the first draft of "A Free, Libre and Open Glossary." I am often frustrated by people using terms like "open source" and "free software" loosely, even though they have fixed and clear definitions. There is a web of terms, many of them using ambiguous terms like "open" or "crowd," that frequently confuse and blur the issue.
NSA paid millions to cover Prism compliance costs for tech companies
The National Security Agency paid millions of dollars to cover the costs of major internet companies involved in the Prism surveillance program after a court ruled that some of the agency's activities were unconstitutional, according to top-secret material passed to the Guardian.
Let's Play: Brutal Legend
Welcome again to a new "Let's Play".
It is now time for such a great game, a triple A game which has a native Linux client (and this is awesome)... I'm talking about "Brutal Legend"!
Q&A – All You Wanted To Know About rm Command In Linux
This article explains the basic usage, advanced usage and the prominent careless mistakes that people do while using the rm command.
How the Raspberry PI, helped me find my cat
As it is a Friday I thought I would share the story of how I found my cat using the Raspberry PI.
Five reasons why Ballmer needed to go
At long, long last Steve Ballmer is leaving Microsoft. Here's why.
Linux-powered quadrocoptor has three cameras
A startup called Pleiades is over a third the way to its Kickstarter goal for funding a hackable Linux quadrocopter that starts at $520. Spiri, which runs Ubuntu Linux with Robot Operating System (ROS) extensions on a dual-core Freescale ARM SoC, is an airborne craft that uses three cameras and a variety of sensors to navigate autonomously.
Q&A – 8 Practical Examples Of grep Command In Linux
Learn useful grep command options through practical examples and get productive with grep command in Linux.
Ballmer retires
Finally the writing on the wall at Microsoft has resulted in Ballmer leaving.
Starting a Raspbery Pi without a display
Recently (actually 3 weeks ago) I bought a Raspberry Pi for myself and it wasn't until today that I power it on by the first time. Call it RealLife™ for simplicity.
Red Hat’s Bugzilla Passes 1,000,000 Milestone
Bug 1,000,000 was filed today by Anton Arapov in Red Hat’s Bugzilla. The bug, an improvement request for the automatic bug detection and reporting tool (abrt), is a nice milestone just a few weeks ahead of the 15th anniversary of Bugzilla’s first release.
Re: Default offerings, target audiences, and the future of Fedora
Eric (a fellow Fedora board member) has a post describing his vision for what Fedora as an end goal should look like. It's essentially an assertion that since we have no idea who our users are or what they want, we should offer them everything on an equal footing.
Shockingly enough, I disagree.
Shockingly enough, I disagree.
Default offerings, target audiences, and the future of Fedora
Ever since I started contributing to the Fedora Project I’ve always loved the work (still do!). The operating system is flexible (just a bunch of puzzle pieces, really) and that flexibility allows people to build pretty much any type of system they need to get their work done. Everything being licensed under a free and open source license makes all those puzzle pieces very easy to work with as well. In short, what I see in Fedora is what I’ve come to expect from all software solutions.
Microsoft bribery investigation reaches Pakistan and Russia
Software giant Microsoft is co-operating with US federal authorities in an investigation into alleged "illegal activity" by employees and business partners in Russia and Pakistan.
Fedora 20 Will Likely Have Another Goofy Codename
It's time to vote for another Fedora codename, this time for Fedora 20, and it's likely to be yet another weird/goofy codename to succeed recent names like Beefy Miracle and Spherical Cow.
Raspberry Strudel: My Raspberry Pi in Austria
I remember my first colocated server rather fondly. It was a 1U Supermicro that had been decommissioned from my employer after a few years' service. Although it was too old and slow for my company, the 800MHz CPU, 1GB RAM and 36GB SCSI storage was perfect for my needs back in 2005.
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