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5-millionth Linux-powered Roku player ships
In a post on the company’s blog today, Roku founder and CEO Anthony Wood announced that more than 5 million of the company’s iconic Roku players have now shipped. Wood provides a brief history of the Roku player, from its modest 2008 launch as “the Netflix player,” to the point where it offers “about 750 [...]
Gearing up for the Next Chapter
Today we are announcing changes to our executive leadership team as we build up our pivot to mobile and build upon the foundation that’s now in place to accelerate into the opportunities in front of us.
Xen Orchestra: a Web interface for Xen Cloud Platform
The newly rebooted Xen Orchestra project aims at developing a simple, scalable, Open Source web interface for Xen.
Web app development lags device readiness, says analyst
ABI Research projects that by the end of 2013, about 1.4 billion devices in the wild will be equipped with HTML5-compatible browsers. Despite this tantalizing opportunity for new HTML-enabled web apps, however, the “vast majority” of developers continue to create “native model” apps rather than web apps, reports the analyst firm. “While some two years [...]
ZFS is ready for your Linux desktop
ZFS is a combined file system and logical volume manager designed by Sun Microsystems. The features of ZFS include protection against data corruption, support for high storage capacities, integration of the concepts of filesystem and volume management, snapshots and copy-on-write clones, continuous integrity checking and automatic repair, RAID-Z and native NFSv4 ACLs. And now after more than two years in the experimental stage, the ZFS file system for Linux is ready for widespread use.
Fuduntu 2013.2 released
Fuduntu, the Linux based operating system earns its name by its ambition to fit somewhere in-between Fedora and Ubuntu. It had started a few years ago as a netbook-friendly OS. It had at that time, featured some desktop environment tweaks, which had sure improved performance on Eee PC netbooks with slow SSDs and small screens. Fuduntu has come a long way since then. The OS that straddles the line between Fedora and Ubuntu, uses the RPM package management system found in Fedora, but the design and usability get their tinge from Ubuntu.
OpenStack vs Amazon Cloud Battle Goes U.S. Coast to Coast
The OpenStack vs. Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud battle will stretch across the United States next week. Indeed, cloud consultants and integrators will flock to OpenStack Summit in Portland, Ore. (April 15-18), while Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) partners and customers will gather for an AWS Summit in New York (April 17-18). Terry Wise, head of AWS's wordwide partner ecosystem, will be on hand for the conference. For channel partners, it's nearly time to choose sides
Dealing with Bugs in digiKam
Bugs are inevitable in complex software, and digiKam is no exception. So what should you do when you’ve discovered a bug in your favorite photo management application? As a non-programmer, the best thing you can do is to file the bug with the KDE bug tracking system.
Linux Professional Institute Offers
(Sacramento, CA, USA: April 10, 2013) The Linux Professional Institute
(LPI), the world's premier Linux certification organization
(http://www.lpi.org), announced that "beta" exams for their revised
Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC) program (LPIC-2 and
LPIC-3 levels) will be available at LinuxTag Berlin 2013 (May 22-25:
http://www.linuxtag.org/2013/en/program/certified-knowledge....).
LinuxTag 2013 also marks the 10th anniversary of "LPI e.V.
(www.lpi-german.de) -- the first representation of LPI in Germany,
Austria and
Switzerland and presently an affiliate of LPI-Central Europe (LPI-CE:
http://www.lpice.eu/). LPI-CE will also offer exams at promotional
pricing for all of LPI's certification program at the event.
First open source version of LiveCode arrives
Just six weeks after the close of its successful Kickstarter campaign, RunRev has released the first open source version of its cross-platform development environment LiveCode. LiveCode 6.0 also includes performance improvements with better image caching, autocomplete for message boxes and a new Project Browser interface, as well as a number of minor updates and bug fixes.
A Memory Comparison of Light Linux Desktops – Part 2
If you have some ancient hardware that you need to breathe new life into, or if you need to fit a distro on a modestly sized memory stick, the first thing you should look at is the window manager/desktop environment.
Underwater vehicle with a Pi brain
Seems with Raspberry Pi, creativity sees no limit. Recently, a group of National University of Singapore engineering undergraduates has created an autonomous underwater vehicle, with the help of the Pi for memory-intensive functions and Arduino for precise control. And they call it "Coconut Pi".
Euro Truck Simulator 2 Linux closed beta begins, my initial thoughts
Euro Truck Simulator 2 a game widely known to be heading to Linux has begun it's closed beta and I have been lucky enough to have been gifted a copy to test, here's my thoughts on this odd title.
Everpad
It seems as though all the cool kids are addicted to Evernote. I'm not quite that cool, but I have been trying hard to convert to a paperless lifestyle. Evernote admittedly is a great tool for archiving information. When I bought my Nexus 7, I also bought a subscription to Evernote Premium. I'm still not completely sold on the Evernote lifestyle, but because I spent money, I'm far more inclined to give it a solid go.
Kernel Log: Coming in 3.9 (Part 2) - Infrastructure
From now on the help text for shown during configuration will indicate if a kernel feature is experimental. Linux now has the ability to "suspend freeze" and can throttle Intel CPUs with power napping. The KVM hypervisor now supports ARM cores.
Kit aids designs based on AMDs Embedded G-Series APUs
MSC Vertriebs has introduced a quick-start kit for embedded Linux system designs using AMD’s single- and dual-core Embedded G-Series APUs. The kit includes one of three MSC Qseven COMs (computer-on-modules), a baseboard, bootable Linux in flash, and (optionally) an XGA-resolution LCD.
Exploring what the su command means
What does "su" mean to you?
super user
switch user
substitute user
subshell
Other (tell us in the comments)
Do you still prefer using the command line to accomplish tasks on your Linux or UNIX based system?
For some, navigating the filesystem and firing off commands in a terminal window can be extremely productive. SSHing from one machine to another or running scripts in the background are everyday occurences for system administrators.
How To Upgrade OpenSUSE 12.2 To 12.3 (Desktop & Server)
This guide shows how you can upgrade OpenSUSE 12.2 to OpenSUSE 12.3. It works for desktop and server installations and is quite easy and reliable thanks to the zypper package manager.
Ubuntu 13.04: What's New, What's Not
Ubuntu 13.04 ("Raring Ringtail") is nearly here. Ah, April: Cruel though it may be, it's the month where spring finally comes to stay, and I get my tax return. Even better, it does markCanonical's unveiling of Ubuntu 13.04. And with the final beta release now out, it's time to take stock of what the latest and greatest iteration of Ubuntu has in store.
Op-ed: Antitrust regulators ponder patent trolls—but they need to act
US antitrust regulators have recently developed great interest in patent trolls, which they have taken to calling "patent assertion entities" or PAEs. But it seems like they still haven't decided what to do about trolls. At recent hearings, critics lamented extortion-like demands, while supporters proclaimed trolls’ benefits to "invention markets."
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