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How to improve Ubuntu Laptop Power Management
With each release cycle the Linux kernel and the distributions implement new improvements in terms of laptop power management. Therefore even plain standard installations can show quite good results.Additional possibilities to save battery power are easily found on the web with the search engine of your choice. But selecting the right solutions for your particular hardware and Linux flavour from the myriad of wikis, blogs and forums is much more difficult and often requires advanced Linux knowledge on behalf of the user.
Why Use Xen?
There are substantial reasons for choosing Xen over some other virtualization technology.
6 Ways to Free Up Your Android Phone Memory
There’s a whole slew of low end to mid range Android smartphones out there which don’t come with very generous amount of phone storage memory, causing their users to constantly run into the issue of running out of space when installing and using various Android apps. Since not everyone can afford to buy top end smartphone models, especially in the developing world, this should speak to a sizeable number of Android users. There are a few simple ways to go about making the most out of this small chunk of phone memory though, so here’s what you can do.
OpenXcom new website and new release!
OpenXcom one of my favourite Open Source projects has a brand spanking new website and new release where it allows you to play the whole game!
Salvation Prophecy space epic is now out for Linux!
As we reported in the last few days about it coming out, it has now happened! Salvation Prophecy is now available on Linux from Desura!
Mono – a gratuitous risk – The Free Software Column
Mono was never going to be an easy fit for the Linux desktop. Users didn’t like it, and neither did the developers, and not simply for coding reasons. Richard Hillesley takes a looks at its complicated history
Digium Asterisk, Open Source Leader Joins Hosted PBX Company
Tristan Barnum, a former Digium leader, has joined Telcentris as VP of marketing. Barnum is well-known as a pioneer of Asterisk, the open source IP BPX, within business circles and the IT channel. So what is Barnum up to at Telcentris? Here are some educated guesses.
Create your own online store using osCommerce
osCommerce Online Merchant is a complete self-hosted online store solution that contains both a catalog frontend and an administration tool backend which can be easily installed and configured through a web-based installation procedure. It is an Open Source online shop e-commerce solution that is available for free under the GNU General Public License, it features a rich set of out-of-the-box online shopping cart functionality that allows store owners to setup, run, and maintain online stores with minimum effort and with no costs, fees, or limitations involved. Also there are hundreds of add-ons that are available for free to customize osCommerce Online Merchant online stores.
Debian Wheezy released, no support for secure boot
The Debian GNU/Linux project released version 7.0 of its well-known Linux distribution on May 4, two years and three months after the last version came out.
Balance of the force – the Open Source Column
Human beings are still worth cherishing, even if the computer can do it all, argues Simon
Korora 18 Screenshot Tour
We have decided to make the existing beta release of Korora (Flo) 18 the final version, as the beta period did not reveal any major issues which warranted a new build. The existing beta images have simply been renamed, so if you already have the beta you also have the final release. Derived from Fedora 18, this release comes with the usual Korora extras out of the box, such as: Adobe Flash plugin; experimental support for Valve's Steam client; unburden-home-dir, which moves cache files (like in Firefox profiles) onto RAMFS at login; undistract-me, which pops up a GUI notification when a terminal command has completed; tweaked KDE and GNOME base systems; experimental support for Cinnamon desktop in GNOME; third-party repositories.
Teaching the open source creative tool, Blender, to high school students
Blender is a powerful open source 3D drawing and animation program. This software was previously a commercial product, but is now available as a free download. Blender has been used to create stunningly beautiful 3D animated videos, including Big Buck Bunny. Check out some of the gorgeous animated movies made with Blender at the web site's Features Gallery.
KDE 4.10.3 Brings over 75 Bugfixes
The KDE Project has announced today, May 7, the immediate availability for download and update of the third maintenance release of the KDE Software Compilation 4.10 environment for Linux systems.
When Startups Need More Lawyers Than Employees, The Patent System Isn't Working
We've talked a lot about the tax on innovation that patent trolls create, which is well-known inside startup circles but often misunderstood by the broader public, thanks to the pro-innovation rhetoric of high-profile trolls like Intellectual Ventures. The conversation is getting more attention lately, especially with the recent news of Senator Schumer's patent reform bill which specifically aims to fight the patent troll problem, and this interview with an anonymous developer from a tech startup offers some perspective from someone who is directly affected by the issue.
Portal the popular games from Valve is now on Linux!
Valves rather popular puzzle game Portal is now officially available on Linux in Beta form, thanks Valve!
ITTIA DB SQL Offers M2M Data Management for the Internet of Things
ITTIA DB SQL's Machine to Machine connectivity allows developers of smart devices to build applications that collect and transfer device data across a diverse ecosystem, ensuring permanent data availability.
OLPC OS 13.1.0 Supports The XO-4 Touch Laptop
A new version of the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) operating system has been released. The Fedora-based Linux distribution now supports the forthcoming OLPC XO-4 Touch laptop...
KDE ships May updates
Dot Categories: KDE Official NewsKDE has released May updates for its Workspaces, Applications and Development Platform. These are the third monthly stabilization updates to the 4.10 series. The 4.10.3 updates bring bugfixes and translation updates on top of the 4.10 release and are recommended updates for everyone running the 4.10 series. It will be a safe and pleasant update for everyone.
Cinnamon 1.8 Desktop Adds In New Features
Cinnamon, the popular GNOME Shell fork developed by the Linux Mint crew, has released a major update to their software stack...
New Intel Atom CPU boasts 3x performance, 1/5th power
Intel announced its long-awaited Silvermont overhaul of the Intel Atom core, based on 22nm-fabricated, Tri-Gate 3D transistors. Aimed primarily at smartphones and tablets, the Silvermont supports up to eight cores per SOC (system-on-chip) and promises to offer about 3x the peak performance of the current Atoms or up to 5x the power efficiency at the [...]
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