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Android's HWComposer Being Toyed With On KMS
At last week's Linux COnnect Europe 2013 conference, there was a presentation regarding bringing Android's HWComposer on Linux KMS.
Third-party app released to fix Bluebox Security Android hole
It only works with rooted devices, but if you have one, and you're feeling nervous, it looks like it's worth installing.
Kile – an Integrated LaTeX Environment for Linux
You want to write an article, a report or even a book in a professional way, wondering about the layout, the text styling and the fonts to use, tired from coding in Tex/LaTeX starting from scratch.
It’s time to end all of that and discover a wonderful tool that will offer you many features,
So what’s Kile ? Kile is an integrated LaTeX environment made especially for the KDE desktop but works well with other Desktop manager like Gnome and Unity
So what’s Kile ? Kile is an integrated LaTeX environment made especially for the KDE desktop but works well with other Desktop manager like Gnome and Unity
Are Android gaming consoles doomed?
Android gaming consoles have hit the market, but are they doomed to die a quick death? Can Google save them with its own system?
IaaS Software offering a real alternative to commercial clouds
This article showcases the finest open source projects that provide a key alternative for those who wish to avoid using a commercially provided cloud.
KDE 4.11 RC out now
KDE 4.11's first release candidate shows off new versions of Plasma Workspaces, Applications, and the Development Platform.
CryEngine coming to Linux
Linux Games, an online classifieds website that advertises jobs for aspiring Linux game developers, has published an advertisment from Crytek’s German offices, inviting game programmers with a proficiency in Linux to port over the Crytek engine.
GitHub to devs: pick a license, we dare you
When Microsoft announced back in January that its flagship development tools Visual Studio and Team Foundation Service would play nicely with Git, it was a sign that the tool and its online manifestation GitHub had become part of the programming furniture. Many supporters chalk that status up as a win for all things open source. Others are less certain GitHub's always helping, because many projects on the site use highly contestable licenses.
Raspberry Pi becomes Raspberry PC via Mini-ITX carrier
Raspberry Pi embedded development firm Geekroo has surpassed its Kickstarter funding goal for a Mini-ITX board and case that extends the RPi into a full-fledged computer (SBC). The Fairywren is equipped with a 24-pin ATX power supply connector, a four-port USB hub, a 2.5-inch HDD bay, a serial port, an IR remote module, GPIO breakout, and sockets for a built-in XBee radio and Arduino Uno boards.
How to share the open source way with someone
I never thought how a simple photograph at a family birthday could capture the essence of an open education until my niece recently turned one year old.
GamingOnLinux Reviews - Psychonauts
Review of developer Double Fine Productions' action adventure Psychonauts (2005).
TomTom Speeds Time-to-Market While Driving Out Costs with a Private Cloud
The world’s leading in-car navigation provider accelerates development cycles, increases business agility and simplifies IT with Apache CloudStack.
Everything you need to know about licensing in 2 minutes
Software is protected by copyright law in the U.S. and many other countries.
Anyone that wrote the software, owns the copyright and can say how it is used. [NOT saying how it can be used does NOT remove your responsibility as the owner, even if you don't care.]
People sometimes give up their copyright ownership to the software they write in their employment agreements.
Seventy videos from Linaro Connect Europe 2013
Linaro has just published videos and slides from keynotes, technical presentations, and panel discussions at last week’s Linaro Connect Europe 2013 event held in Dublin, Ireland. The sessions spanned a wide range of topics, including Android, Builds and Baselines, Enterprise, Graphics and Multimedia, Linux Kernel, Network, Project Management Tools, Training, and more. Linaro describes itself [...]
Obama administration drowning in lawsuits filed over NSA surveillance
Attorneys for the Electronic Frontier Foundation have sued the Obama administration and are demanding the White House stop the dragnet surveillance programs operated by the National Security Agency.
Cindy Cohn, the legal director of the EFF, told the Washington Post that the NSA leaks credited to Snowden have been a “tremendous boon” to the plaintiffs in recently filed court cases challenging the surveillance state. The courts are currently pondering at least five important cases, Cohn told the Post, which could for once and for all bring some other issues up for discussion.
Cindy Cohn, the legal director of the EFF, told the Washington Post that the NSA leaks credited to Snowden have been a “tremendous boon” to the plaintiffs in recently filed court cases challenging the surveillance state. The courts are currently pondering at least five important cases, Cohn told the Post, which could for once and for all bring some other issues up for discussion.
KeePassX: Treating Your Passwords Like They’re Important
A review of KeePassX, a secure and relatively simple way to manage your passwords. No solution is easy, but this is better than using temp123 for all of your valuable data.
Missing Open Source Licenses May Cost Industry $59 Billion
"License, schmisence" may be the mantra of at least some open source developers, who are more interested in software code than legal minutiae. But that's a mistake, according to open source consulting company BlackDuck, which claims that as much as $59 billion may be "locked up" in open source projects that haven't declared explicit licenses.
GNU Awk: This is Not Your Father's Awk
Awk's features have advanced considerably in the last decade — such as the addition of a debugger and a profiler — all without removing any of the elegance or terseness of the fabled little language.
Web Security
As I write these words in mid-February 2013, many Ruby on Rails developers are worried. The framework that so many of us have used and enjoyed for so many years, turned out to have some serious security flaws. It's not just the sort of flaw that can allow someone to modify your Web site either;these holes meant that a properly armed attacker could execute arbitrary code on your server.
Shadow Warrior Classic Redux To Support Linux
Shadow Warrior Classic Redux, classic first person action will be heading to Linux in a future version!
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