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XenServer Is Now Fully Open-Source
Citrix has announced this week that XenServer 6.2 is now fully open-source software. Citrix has made XenServer 6.2 available to all users as a free open-source virtualization platform, beyond just the Xen hypervisor that has been apart of the Linux kernel and one of the leading Linux virtualization systems aside from Linux KVM.
Unix luminary among seven missing at sea
One of the shining lights of the world of Unix, retired CU professor Evi Nemeth, is among a group of sailors missing at sea near New Zealand. The author of system administration tomes covering both Unix and Linux – and, incidentally a mathematician of sufficient quality to identify problems with Diffie-Helman encryption – has spent much of her retirement sailing.
Mozilla Webmaker: We Want You to Break Things
When you think about it, the idea behind “view source” is incredible. Not only can you, with the click of a button, instantly reveal a site’s code; you can copy, paste, tweak and make that code into something all your own. In many ways, it’s this concept that helped make the Internet such a revolutionary tool in the first place. And it’s this idea that lives at the heart of an open source web culture.
Unity On XMir Performance For Nouveau Gallium3D
On Friday I delivered the first benchmarks of Ubuntu's Unity desktop running on XMir -- the X.Org Server compatibility layer for talking to the Mir Display Server. Those benchmarks showered there was noticeable performance overhead to running XMir with Intel's graphics driver. Later benchmarks showed XMir 2D performance was also negatively affected. In this article are benchmarks looking at the XMir performance with the Nouveau driver.
AMD Southern Islands vs. NVIDIA Fermi/Kepler On Gallium3D
Yesterday I posted benchmarks of the AMD RadeonSI Gallium3D driver looking at the open-source driver performance for the Radeon HD 7000 series graphics cards. The performance is comparatively very poor right now compared to earlier generations of AMD Radeon hardware that is better supported. But how does the open-source performance compare between the AMD Radeon HD 7000 series and the NVIDIA GeForce 400/500/6000 "Fermi" and "Kepler" on Nouveau? Here's benchmarks.
LXDE-Based Lubuntu Will Not Ship Mir Display Server
The LXDE-based derivative of Ubuntu Linux has no plans to be using Mir, regardless of XMir or not.
DRM Changes In Linux 3.11 Might Be The Biggest Ever
The in-kernel DRM graphics driver changes lined up for the Linux 3.11 kernel are possibly the biggest set of Direct Rendering Manager changes ever, but it looks unlikely that the VIA KMS driver will be merged for this release.
GCC Compiler Tuning On The AMD A10-6800K APU
For those curious about how the system performance is impacted by applying compiler optimizations to the AMD A10-6800K "Richland" APU, here's some benchmarks of GCC 4.8.1 on Ubuntu Linux...
BASIS “Slate” Alpha v2 0.03 Released 29/06/2013
Description: BASIS is a Linux-based operating system made with OpenSuSe 12.3 and also the GNOME 3 shell. Built using SuseStudio, this independent Linux distribution... 32 bit...
Parsix 5.0 Test 2 Screenshot Tour
The second testing release of Parsix GNU/Linux 5.0, code name 'Lombardo', is available now. This version ships with the GNOME 3.8.3 desktop environment and Linux kernel 3.8.13 built on top of the rock-solid Debian 'Wheezy' (7.0) platform. Most of the GNOME 3.8 packages have been upgraded to the latest versions and the look and feel is now complete. Also new updates from Debian 'Wheezy' repositories have been merged with the Parsix APT repositories. Updated packages: X.Org Server 1.12.4, GNU Iceweasel 21.0, Chromium 25.0, LibreOffice 3.5.4, glibc 2.13, GParted 0.12.1, Empathy 3.8.3, GIMP 2.8.2, Grisbi 0.8.9, VirtualBox 4.1.18, VLC 2.0.6, xFarDic 0.11.7.
Some examples of how to use the paste command
The paste command, by its definition, is used to merge lines of files. This is a useful tool for merging a single file and also set of files. In this articles, we will see how to use the paste command for handling both a single file and multiple files.
Installing Apache2 With PHP5 And MySQL Support On Ubuntu 13.04 (LAMP)
LAMP is short for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP. This tutorial shows how you can install an Apache2 webserver on an Ubuntu 13.04 server with PHP5 support (mod_php) and MySQL support.
Features Coming In The Xfce 4.12 Desktop
Xfce 4.12 still hasn't been released yet and it's running months behind schedule. Xfce 4.12 will be a major update to the lightweight desktop that's becoming an increasingly used alternative to Unity and the GNOME Shell. Here's an update on some of the completed features.
Qt OpenCL Module May Be Revived
A Qt Labs project in years prior was QtOpenCL, a Qt module to provide extension classes for QtCore and QtOpenGL to take advantage of OpenCL GPGPU posssibilities. QtOpenCL though hasn't been touched in a couple years and is still living in a Qt4 world. Fortunately, work on QtOpenCL may be restarted.
Qt For Tizen Adds In More Features, Functionality
Launched in May was the Qt for Tizen project to bring the vibrant Qt5 tool-kit to the Tizen open-source Linux platform. After its first alpha release last month, the Qt for Tizen developers have made a heck of a lot of progress and already released Qt for Tizen Alpha 2. The Qt for Tizen Alpha 2 release was done today and is now based upon the Qt 5.2 Alpha and is recognized by the Qt community as an official community-based work-in-progress Qt port.
Half-Life 2, EP1, EP2 and Lost Coast exit beta on Linux!
That's it folks Half-Life 2 and it's episodes are officially out of Beta to join Portal on the Linux platform, it looks like my predictions could be a little off. I predicted here what I think will happen with the Valve Linux ports but it seems I was wrong since a lot more games are now out of Beta which is usually a sign that a new port is incoming!
Hotline Miami 2 will be coming to Linux!
Hotline Miami 2 has been confirmed by their official teaser video to be heading over to Linux, which is sure to please many of you!
3089 from Phroot has a new trailer and updates!
3089 the sequel to the odd indie game 3079 by Phroot has gotten some major updates recently including a new trailer to show it off!
Linux Mint 15 Cinnamon review
This article is a review of the Cinnamon edition, and starts by taking a look at the installation program. Keep in mind that all Linux Mint editions share the same installation program, so everything that’s written here for the Cinnamon edition also applies to the MATE edition. And also to the KDE and Xfce editions, though the final editions of those are yet to be released.
Elive 2.1.52 Screenshot Tour
The Elive team is proud to announce the release of development version 2.1.52. This version includes some miscellaneous features, such as: automated cooling for newer Intel CPUs by decreasing the CPU clock when the temperature gets high; Vim colorscheme changed to elive an own colorscheme that focuses on intuitiveness; Internet configurator now automatically pops up with a list of available connections; Enlightenment 17 fix - language and keyboard are not correctly saved; Enlightenment 17 fix - application menu no longer freezes your environment.
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