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Linux Begins To Support Windows 8 Multi-Touch
The Linux 3.8 kernel is beginning work on supporting Microsoft's Windows 8 multi-touch protocol...
Collaborative Design with Open Design Engine
Pulling together hardware designers from all over the Internet presents several challenges. Among these is the task of keeping things like project time lines, roadmaps, forums, wikis, and issue tracking organized and cohesive. There may also be the need to collect and organize design files such as CAD, which don’t fit well into the traditional paradigm used by source code management systems like git and CVS. The main reason for this is because CAD files tend to be binary, and are hard to diff or merge in any meaningful way.
Cinnamon 1.6 Improves Workspace Efficiency
The Cinnamon Desktop is becoming more impressive with every passing update. This release is the product of over 600 total changes. Linux Mint 14 Nadia is the first distribution to ship with Cinnamon 1.6 which now has a more convenient workspace management interface.
Christmas Present From Valve for Linux Gamers
Today Valve Software has announced the forthcoming opening of the Steam Linux Beta for everyone next week. This announcement was made on a closed mailing list.
Good-Bye 386: Linux to drop support for i386 chips with next major release
Linux got its start on a 386 processor, but 21-years later, the Linux kernel developers have decided its time to say good-bye to the venerable Intel processor in its next major Linux kernel release: 3.8.
6 Linux Distros Born in 2012
Variety and choice have long been hallmarks of the Linux world, not least because new distributions emerge practically every day. That's been just as true in 2012 as it has in other years gone by, meaning that as this year draws to a close, we have even more options than we did when it started. More than 30 new distros joined our sphere in rapid succession thanks just to the “31 Flavors of Fun” experiment in August, but there were also several notable arrivals that come to light over the course of the year with the potential to make a lasting mark.
EMC Sees OpenStack As Much Like Linux
It seems that nearly every tech titan under the sun is throwing its support at OpenStack. EMC is the latest giant to do so, now that it is an official, corporate-level sponsor of OpenStack. Since it owns most of VMware, when VMware recently joined OpenStack it became obvious that EMC would become a sponsor, too. In commenting on the arrangement, EMC officials are likening OpenStack development to Linux development. That's an apt analogy, and it also tells us how important support and proper documentation and training are going to become in the future of OpenStack.
The most talented youth choose open source tools
At my public library job, all day long I help people use the library's public access computers. At the end of a long day's work, I enjoy kicking back and listening to some YouTube music videos. One way I do this is to search YouTube for new Bob Dylan cover songs. I search YouTube for: Bob Dylan cover, this week.
A Slew Of Performance Improvements To Hit Compiz
While publishing this morning was a large Ubuntu 13.04 OpenGL desktop performance comparison using six desktop environments and five different GPU/driver configurations, to result in 30 different data points for multiple Linux games, also announced today were forthcoming Compiz performance improvements. To land soon will be a number of performance enhancements for the Compiz compositing window manager...
An in-depth Nexus 10 review
Google recently introduced its first 10-inch Nexus branded tablet, the Nexus 10, which boasts a stunning 2560×1600 (300ppi) IPS display and a slim/light/comfortable design. This in-depth review examines the Nexus 10?s hardware and user interface, and compares the Nexus 10 both to its smaller sibling, the Nexus 7, and to its 10-inch Android tablet competition.
Mozilla announces Game On Competition
Submit your game ideas and prototypes to Mozilla and you could win a trip to GDC 2013 and much more
Steam to be an Open Beta next week!
Good news to anyone not in it yet, Steam for Linux will be in Open Beta next week!
Zswap: Compressed Swap Caching For Linux
Published to the Linux kernel mailing list were a set of patches to provide a new feature called Zswap for lightweight compressed swap caching...
Linux deployment tool m23 12.4 now integrates IP management!
The latest version 12.4 rock of the Linux deployment software m23 introduces the new IP manager for external (non-m23) devices. Read more about the new version at http://m23.sf.net!
WordPress v3.5 - What's New
WordPress is Free and open source software, built by a distributed community of mostly volunteer developers from around the world. New version was released a couple of days ago and now it is more polished and enjoyable than ever before. Here what is new in WordPress v3.5.
Complete article: http://www.loneshooter.com/whats-new-in-wordpress-3-5/
Complete article: http://www.loneshooter.com/whats-new-in-wordpress-3-5/
REBOL 3 open source code arrives
The latest version of Carl Sassenrath's REBOL language has been published as open source, marking a major change in how the novel language is made available to the public. REBOL, a previously proprietary language developed by Sassenrath, the primary developer of AmigaOS, was first released in 1997 and is oriented towards task-specific language dialects or domain-specific languages to be used in processing. It has a number of "dialects" for purposes such as data exchange (load), programming (do), pattern matching (parse), function and object definition (make), and GUIs (layout or display). These dialects work together with a free-form syntax to provide an intriguing language, but one which has never become mainstream.
Values of science at odds with desire to turn it into a commercial product
Scientific software tools have long lived in the conflict zone between open source ideals and proprietary exploitation. The values of science (openness, transparency, and free exchange) are at odds with the desires of individuals and organizations to transition scientific tools to a commercial product. This has been a problem in neuropsychology and neuroscience for decades, and extends outside the bounds of software.
Former Microsoftie making ‘Software Wars’ movie
Break out the popcorn: A new crowdfunding campaign, launched overnight, aims to raise $150,000 to complete a movie about the open-source software movement and the “war for freedom” against the world of proprietary software.
'Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition' Coming to Linux
Much awaited role playing game Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition will be coming to Linux platform.
Humble Indie Bundle 7 Will Be Worst Humble Bundle Ever For Linux
Those that are feeling a little miffed by the latest Humble THQ Bundle are probably anxiously awaiting the promised Humble Indie Bundle 7. Bundle number 7 is currently being promised on the Humble Bundle homepage to those users that are not bashful with their email addresses. While no communication has been sent by the Humble Gang yet, there are a few details available.
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