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More PXE Magic
In this article, I've decided to follow up on a topic I wrote about not in my column directly, but as a feature article called "PXE Magic" in the April 2008 issue. In this column, I explain how to piggyback off of the work the Debian and Ubuntu projects have done with their PXE configuration to make your own fancy PXE menu without much additional work.
Eclipse Kepler Orbits 71 Open Source Project and 58 million lines of code
In the open source development world, the influence of the Eclipse Foundation cannot be underestimated. While Eclipse started off as 'just' an IDE over the years it has evolved with its coordinated release train effort that sees piles of project all released on the same day. Today is that day.
Canonical Is Hiring More Mir, Unity Developers
Canonical is hiring more engineers to work on their Mir Display Server and Unity desktop interface. For their Mir software engineer they are looking for someone that's great at C++, knows how to use the CMake build system, experiences with performance/robust/application-architecture designs, has experience with Linux development, and is experienced with OpenGL. Past experience with X.Org or Wayland isn't mentioned at all on the page. The Unity engineers they want are for working on the Unity APIs and Unity user-interface, as well as a quality engineer working on the UI.
2d Space Action RPG inspired by Starflight for Linux
Void of Darkness is a Starship action RPG inspired by Starflight 1 & 2 by Binary Systems 1989 and Distant Worlds by CodeForce. Explore, trade, fight, upgrade!
How to swap 2 columns in file content
In this article, we will see several command methods about how to swap two columns or fields in a text file.
Block Countries from your server easily with CSF
If you don’t have a need for certain international visitors to your Linux server, its easy to block them out! First, you’ll need to make sure that CSF is installed. Once that’s done, read on to block access from Russia, China, etc..
Win a Gratis Pass to OSCON 2013 Courtesy of LinuxQuestions.org
We're happy to announce that as part of the LQ Birthday Celebration, we're able to offer a completely gratis pass to OSCON 2013 in Portland, OR. Visit this LQ thread for information on eligibility.
aLinux 17.0 Beta 3 Screenshot Tour
aLinux 17.0 Beta 3 has been released. Fixed a problem with some USB hardware not being detected during the initial "Install" or in general, "Live!" mode. Now allowing more time for some SCSI devices, e.g. USB-Pendrives,. and CD/DVDs to "spin" up, before booting into "Live!" mode. aLinux (formerly Peanut Linux) is an independently developed Linux distribution with RPM package management.
Detect rootkits and malware on Linux Servers using rkhunter
Rkhunter stands for RootkitHunter. It is an open source scanner software or a shell script in UNIX like operating system that detects known rootkits and malware on linux servers.
How to customize Linux Deepin 12.12
Unfortunately, some of those tweakings have to be carried out at the command-line. But they are all easy to accomplish, so don’t panic, if you are not very comfortable at the Linux command-line. In this article, the few steps you can take to make a default installation of Linux Deepin 12.12 more secure and user-friendly are presented.
Wine 1.6-rc3 released
The Wine development release 1.6-rc3 is now available.
TinyKeep dungeon crawler will now fully support Linux!
Battle against intelligent monster AI in this procedurally generated dungeon crawler. Featuring gorgeous art from Matthias Andre! This Kickstarter has already been fully funded and was using Flash with Air, they have now switched to Unity and will fully support Linux!
Piwigo 2.5.2 Released
Piwigo is photo gallery software for the web, built by an active community of users and developers. Piwigo version 2.5.2 is available, for a fresh install and for upgrade.
Mint 15 freshens Ubuntu's bad bits
Mint is a relative newcomer to the world of popular desktop distros, but it has recently started to take the GNOME and Unity-hating Linux world by storm. The recent release of version 15, called Olivia, should help it secure a reputation as “the” alternative desktop. If you'd like a modern set of desktop tools without a completely new desktop interface to go with, then Mint 15 has what you're after.
Tailored to Tech: My NYC Google Glass Fitting
On Saturday, I traveled to New York City with my chief photographer, my wife, and was fitted with my very own Google Glass. This slideshow on Internet Evolution documents the experience. It was a fun day, let's put it that way and Google made it feel like a special adventure.
Install CSF/LFD Firewall on your Linux Server
The first thing on your mind when setting up a new Linux server (dedicated or VPS) is how you can increase security. One of the best tools in your bag of tricks should be the CSF (ConfigServer) LFD (Login Failure Daemon) firewall.
Akademy 2013 Keynote: Jolla's Vesa-Matti Hartikainen
Dot Categories: Community and EventsThis Akademy keynote talk is based on Jolla and their Sailfish OS. It will cover project history, software architecture and collaboration between Jolla and various open source projects such as Qt, Mer, and Nemo Mobile. It will address the user interface concepts used in Sailfish OS and highlight the benefits of using Qt Quick to build the user experience in Sailfish OS.
Killing the desktop by omission; so the clouds can move in.
A few glaring realities start to emerge as a defined, purposeful and probably a fully coordinated, unspoken agreement between the industry heavy weights. Which is obtain complete control over personal computing through the cloud, if not through the desktop OS then a push into mobile and new cloud oriented operating systems that are not compatible with their PC counterparts.
50 community building tips from Feverbee
If you're looking for a few immediately useful actions for community building, here are 50 that might help.
Firefox 22 comes with 3D game support
The latest update to the open source Firefox browser also now supports in-browser video calls without installing extra plugins
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