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Fabric: a System Administrator's Best Friend
Do you routinely make changes to more than a dozen machines at a time? Read this article to find out about a tool to make that task much easier. I'll be honest. Even though this library is fully five years old, I hadn't heard of Fabric until about six months ago. Now I can't imagine not having it in my digital tool belt. Fabric is a Python library/tool that is designed to use SSH to execute system administration and deployment tasks on one or more remote machines. No more running the same task, machine by machine, to make one change across the board. It is a simple fire-and-forget tool that will make your life so much simpler. Not only can you run simple tasks via SSH on multiple machines, but since you're using Python code to execute items, you can combine it with any arbitrary Python code to make robust, complex, elegant applications for deployment or administration tasks.
Facebook Home on Android is a non-starter
The Facebook Home idea, especially on the open source Android phone OS, is so bad on so many levels, it's a non-starter. In fact, the only person who likes this idea is probably Mark Zuckerberg.
Samsung Introduces "LAB" Linux Frequency Governor
Samsung developers last week provided patches for a new cpufreq governor dubbed "LAB", or the "Legacy Application Boost", for the Linux kernel. The Legacy Application Boost cpufreq governor uses historical cpuidle usage information for determining the number of currently active processor cores and uses that with the number of idle CPU cores for determining the next frequency dynamically.
Planning a DIY Linux device project? Read this first!
Are you thinking about rolling your own Linux-powered device as part of a start-up, or through a Kickstarter project? Before you go that route, it’s best to understand what’s ahead of you, suggests Opengear co-founder Tony Merenda in this LinuxGizmos guest column.
Using a Linksys Wi-Fi router? It could be ripe for remote takeover
White hat hacker uncovers critical bugs in firmware for two popular devices.
Some useful Chrome links
To change the settings and access certain features of Chrome / Chromium, the common way is click the Wrench icon at the top right corner. However, Chrome/ Chromium has many other features that arent available in the menu. You can access these features only by using the chrome:// links.
OpenDaylight shines on open source software-defined networking
The Linux Foundation has announced that it has founded the OpenDaylight Project, which will create an open source framework for software-defined networking (SDN). Joining as founding Platinum members of the project are Big Switch Networks, Brocade, Cisco, Citrix, Ericsson, IBM, Juniper Networks, Microsoft and Red Hat. NEC and VMWare join as Gold members and Arista, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, Intel, Nuage Networks and Plumgrid join as Silver members. Platinum and Gold founding members are expected to donate software and engineering resources to build OpenDaylight; in the case of Platinum members that includes a commitment to allocate the equivalent of ten engineers to the project.
Interview with System76 Founder/CEO, Carl Richell
Our next interview in the series has been posted. This week, we interviewed the CEO of Ubuntu Linux PC vendor, System76, Carl Richell.
Livalink the Unity3D FPS gets a nice upgrade
In Livalink you fight against increasignly difficult waves of Progeny attackers. Experience a variety of unique weaponry, upgrades and combinations that will result in a different gaming experience each time you play.
Tiny Pico-ITX board packs dual-core Atom punch
Advantech has introduced a tiny, fanless embedded motherboard based on 1.6 or 1.86GHz dual-core N2000 Series “Cedarview” Atom processors. Constructed in Advantech’s unique “MI/O-Ultra” version of the Pico-ITX form-factor, the MIO-2262 simplifies system integration by providing three internal headers for all I/O, expansion, and power connections. Advantech’s MI/O-Ultra format lives in a netherworld between SBCs [...]
Conquest Of Elysium 3 – Fantasy Game Comes to Linux
A fantasy-based strategy game with a decidedly medieval flavor, Conquest of Elysium 3 is an excellent diversion for those on the Linux platform, although it is available for the PC and Mac as well. With a host of colorful main characters to choose from and a beguiling strategy-based gameplay, Conquest of Elysium 3 offers pretty much everything for everybody.
Local hackers share tips on protecting your information
There is so much new technology when it comes to phones and computers, but do you ever wonder if having access to so many apps and features could possibly put your personal information in jeopardy?
Ubuntu Apps Charts for March 2013
While Steam is currently probably the most downloaded application on Ubuntu, a tower defense game War in a Box - Paper tanks is storming the Ubuntu Apps Charts. In March, the game was on the 4th place in the Top 10 of commercial applications in the Ubuntu Software Center.
G+ "Lets Talk About It" Sunday Featuring Special Guest Dietrich Schmitz
Special Guest Dietrich Schmitz talks at G+ "Let's Talk About it" Sunday Edition on a range of topics related to his website. Hosted by: George Miller
The Linux Foundation unifies Software-Defined Networking powers
What could bring Red Hat, Cisco, VMware, and Microsoft together in one cause? Would you believe The Linux Foundation and Software-Defined Networking? Believe it.
Google Reader: Google Giveth and Google taketh away. Keep Calm and Carry On
Google has recently announced that they will take Google Reader offline. "I won't miss it. Never used the damn thing. Didn't trust the idea of a big company like Google's interests being so aligned with mine that I could trust them to get all my news." said one the inventors of RSS but to feel the pain online of those will miss it is to see that many do not agree. I'm not one of them.
Read the article at Free Software Magazine.
Read the article at Free Software Magazine.
Spotlight on Linux-ready embedded ARM modules
In a post at Linux.com, Eric Brown, former editor of LinuxDevices.com, presents a slideshow of 10 new ARM-powered COMs. The current boom in ARM boards is, in part, fueled by the continuing growth of ARM-friendly Linux, and more recently Android, in the general embedded market, he suggests. “Like their larger single board computer (SBC) cousins, [...]
Will Mozilla Firefox 21 Be a Healthy Open Source Browser?
With the Health Report - users agree to send performance data to Mozilla. In return users get detailed information about their browser performance.
Long-Term Review: Chakra 2013.02 "Benz"
It was fast, lean, slick, and did what I needed to do - perfect for work!
Slackel 3.0 Openbox Screenshot Tour
Slackel 3.0 Openbox has been released. Slackel is based on Slackware Linux and Salix OS. This is an update release. Changes are: Linux kernel 3.4.8 and lots of updates from Slackware's 'Current' tree. Slackel 3.0 Openbox includes the Midori 0.4.9 web browser, Claws-Mail 3.8.1, Transmission, SpaceFM, OpenJRE 7u9, Rhino, Icedtea-web, Pidgin, gFTP, wicd. AbiWord, Gnumeric and ePDFviewer office applications are included. Whaawmp is the default movie player, Exaile 3.3.0 is the application to use for managing your music collection, Asunder CD ripper, Brasero for writing CD/DVDs and more. In the graphics section Viewnior 1.3, GIMP 2.8.4 and Scrot the snapshot utility.
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