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Cure for common codes: Devil is in details for open-source auto technology
The technology migrating to the modern car contains millions of lines of programming code, some of which is open-source and a free license to a software's blueprint.
Nouveau Advances NVIDIA NVF0/GK110 Support
The open-source reverse-engineered Nouveau driver now has 2D EXA acceleration and X-Video support for NVIDIA's "NVF0" or better known as the GK110 GPU found in the NVIDIA GeForce TITAN and GeForce GTX 780. Updates to the Nouveau DRM and Mesa Gallium3D driver have also arrived...
There's a Zombie-like Security Flaw in Almost Every Android Phone
Almost every Android phone has a big, gaping security weakness, according to the security startup who discovered the vulnerability. While news of a security vulnerability in Android might not exactly be surprising to users, the scope of the vulnerability does give one pause: "99 percent" of Android mobiles, or just under 900 million phones, are potentially vulnerable, according to the company.
Wiretapping grows and goes mobile
The new study, an annual snapshot of court-ordered wiretaps produced by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, focused exclusively on law enforcement electronic surveillance and not on national security wiretaps approved by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which have become controversial in recent weeks.
...the report noted, U.S. law enforcement has encountered encryption schemes that prevented investigators from understanding the messages they’d intercepted.
...the report noted, U.S. law enforcement has encountered encryption schemes that prevented investigators from understanding the messages they’d intercepted.
Intel Rapid Start Being Toyed With For Linux
UEFI Linux specialist Matthew Garrett is currently exploring the options for supporting Intel's Rapid Start Technology under Linux...
Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition
Sputnik is the nickname for Dell’s newest Linux laptop — the XPS 13 Developer Edition, a sleek ultrabook that runs Ubuntu out of the box.
Natural Selection 2 Is Getting Closer To Linux Debut
The Natural Selection 2 FPS/RTS game out of Unknown Worlds Entertainment is getting closer to its Steam-powered Linux debut...
Members Of Congress: India's Pharma Industry 'Protectionism' Is Harming US Pharma Industry's Abuse Of Patent System
Under the umbrella of claiming that policies of the Government of India favor domestic producers over U.S. Exporters – in other words, that India is protectionist – the Members of Congress claimed that “the intellectual property (IP) climate has become increasingly challenging in India.”
What's so challenging about it? Well, it seems that India actually practices some sort of quality control on patents, much to the dismay of American pharmaceutical companies looking to exploit the system the way they do domestically.
What's so challenging about it? Well, it seems that India actually practices some sort of quality control on patents, much to the dismay of American pharmaceutical companies looking to exploit the system the way they do domestically.
A Year of the Linux Desktop
Around a year ago, a school in the southeast of England, Westcliff High School for Girls Academy (WHSG), began switching its student-facing computers to Linux, with KDE providing the desktop software. The school's Network Manager, Malcolm Moore, contacted us at the time. Now, a year on, he got in touch again to let us know how he and the students find life in a world without Windows.
Windows 8.1 review - Still stupendously stupid
Several days ago, Microsoft released a public beta of their upcoming Windows 8.1 release, which has previously been known and called Windows Blue. You will be wise to boycott this latest Microsoft operating system thing, because it is an insult to intelligence, to poor people worldwide, and anyone with a basic sense of decency.
Final grade: FAIL.
Input Device Support Gets Better For Linux 3.11
Support for newer hardware input devices should be better with the in-development Linux 3.11 kernel.
IBM Continues Advancing PowerPC For Linux
Beyond the exciting x86 architecture changes that are always under the microscope for the Linux kernel, and lately the great ARM work, IBM has an interesting set of POWER architecture changes for Linux 3.11.
Native exFAT Support Finally Arrives on Linux
If you've watched the news lately, you know that last week a Linux developer has released the first ever native Linux kernel module for Microsoft's exFAT filesystem.
Linux is here to stay
Linux is here. It's here to stay. And it just keeps getting better and better everyday. I am proud to be a contributor of software and solutions built on top of Linux.
And the story goes on and on... (must be because of Linux uptime)...
And the story goes on and on... (must be because of Linux uptime)...
Pear OS 8 Will Be Released in October 2013
David Tavares, the developer of the Pear OS Linux operating system, has recently announced the features and roadmap for the upcoming Pear OS 8 distribution.
Win back your digital independence with Mandriva
Mandriva has committed itself to protecting its customers’ privacy and digital independence for years. But we would like to show you how, by using Mandriva’s technologies and solutions as well as the upcoming OpenMandriva Linux distribution, it will be possible to significantly minimize and the data collection by specific governmental agencies and even keep its privacy and the ownership over one’s own data.
Stallman on Operating System Security and Web Anonymity
"Well, I generally use DuckDuckGo first, but I will use the Google search engine also."
MintBox 2 Will Be Powered by Linux Mint 15
Clement Lefebvre, the founding father of the extremely popular Linux Mint operating system, announced a few days ago the specs and price of a new MintBox mini PC, which will be powered by Linux Mint 15 (Olivia).
StartOS 6 GNOME 3 and KDE preview
The very first edition of what is now called StartOS were based on Ubuntu, but the distribution has since dumped Ubuntu to become one that is not based on any other distribution. In other words, it is now an original or independent distribution, with its own package management system.
DEFT 8 Beta Screenshot Tour
Here is the new digital forensics system optimized for Intel-based 64-bit architectures - DEFT Linux 8. What's new? a 64-bit 3.5 Linux kernel that has brought down the 4 GB memory limit - now you can use DEFT Linux on systems that have up to 256 TB of RAM; Sleuthkit 4 and Autopsy 2, ready for Autopsy 3 on Linux (only for law enforcement); Digital Forensics Framework 1.3; Libewf and AFFlib full support; Xmount and Mount Ewf; Guymager 0.7.1, Cyclone 0.2 and Esximager; Recoll 1.19.5 - software for indexing; Bulk extractor 1.3.1 with Bulk extractor GUI 1.3; Dumy 0.2 - an intelligence parsing tool to extract sensible data from anonymous dump; Skype extractor.
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