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The Most Popular Linux Hardware Of 2012
Here's a look at some of the most popular PC components for Linux users this year...
Must-have apps for your new Android tablet
Know someone who emerged from this holiday season with a new tablet in hand—and they now want your advice on what to do with it? An Android device is only as good as the apps you install, so we've drawn up a listed of some top Android apps for tablet newbies.
The apps we've chosen below are not necessarily new or edgy, but we've field-tested them all and find them solid choices for a wide variety of users wanting to get started with some basic tablet tasks.
The apps we've chosen below are not necessarily new or edgy, but we've field-tested them all and find them solid choices for a wide variety of users wanting to get started with some basic tablet tasks.
Rekonq 2.0 KDE Web-Browser Brings New Features
Rekonq, the lightweight KDE web-browser that's built atop WebKit, has seen its stable 2.0 release this weekend...
Red Orchestra 2 Might Be Ported To Linux
Earlier this month the first Unreal Engine 3 game that's native to Linux was released, thanks to the work of Ryan "Icculus" Gordon. Now with UE3 being "officially" ported to Linux in a released game, after Unreal Tournament 3 for Linux failed to be released, other UE3-based games have hope for a Linux debut...
Unigine Now Does "Seamless Forest Rendering"
With the latest improvements made to the high-end Unigine Engine, there's now support for the seamless rendering of forests plus other improvements to its OpenGL renderer...
The Problems Right Now For Gaming On Linux
While 2013 is shaping up to be the best year for gaming on Linux with so many major milestones just ahead of us, it's not without some unfortunate sore points still present for gaming and the Linux desktop...
Unpleasant: LLVM/Clang 3.2 On The ARM Cortex-A15
Since publishing LLVM/Clang 3.2 benchmarks a few days ago that showed the Clang C/C++ compiler competing with -- and in some cases outperforming -- the GCC compiler on Intel x86_64, several Phoronix readers have been asking how things compare on the ARM side...
NoPriv.py - Easy IMAP email backup to HTML archive.
NoPriv.py is a python script to backup any IMAP capable email account to a HTML archive, nicely browsable, instead of weird folders (Maildir), one huge file (mbox), only needing a web browser to view (thunderbird) and no propritary code, so you can make sure I won't steal your password.
How to remove Webapps in Ubuntu 12.10
This guide describes how to remove Webapps in Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal. Dconf editor is needed. Webapps allow you to integrate Facebook, Reddit and other websites.
Red Orchestra 2 coming to Linux?
Look at this twitter between Ryan Gordon and John Gibson (co-owner Tripwire Interactive, the authors of the "Red Orchestra" series)...
The Most Popular Linux Benchmarks Of 2012
With 2012 coming to a close, here's a look at the most popular data that was uploaded to the collaborative OpenBenchmarking.org testing platform this calendar year...
Linux On The Microsoft Surface Won't Be Easy
If you were hoping you would be able to run your favorite Linux distribution on Microsoft's new Surface Tablet, it doesn't look like it will be an easy task to accomplish...
TLWIR 51: Coreboot: the Solution to the Secure Boot Fiasco
Is it possible that the recent attempts to push secure boot onto computer users was a response to the growing hardware vendor support for coreboot back in 2011? This is only speculation on my part, but I suspect that this might be the case. Coreboot is a badly need solution that can restore freedom to PC users while updating the outdated PC BIOS technology.
A Shader Disassembler For Radeon Gallium3D
Vadim Girlin has published a new Mesa branch that integrates a shader disassembler and ISA information tables within the AMD R600 Gallium3D graphics driver...
Indie Game 'Knytt Underground' Now Available for Linux
Indie game Knytt Underground is now available for Linux. The game is sequel to the massively popular Knytt and Knytt Stories game series developed by Nifflas' Games.
Features Being Planned For HTML5 GTK+
Earlier this week when multi-process support was added to the HTML5 back-end in GTK+, a TODO list was also created that hints at some of the features being looked at for the "Broadway" back-end...
Steam working towards better supporting other distros!
A Steam developer johnv has written on the Steam Linux Group forum asking for feedback on package install changes.
Nine Years Later, ResidualVM Sees Its First Release
Nine years after the project was conceived, ResidualVM saw its first stable release last week...
2013 Is Going To Be The Year Of Linux Gaming
While at the start of every year there's always individuals making predictions about "the year of the Linux desktop", for 2013 at least it looks like it will actually be the year of gaming on Linux. Everything is coming together quite nicely to make 2013 the most exciting year ever for Linux gaming...
14 Years & Kicking: FreeDOS Is Still Alive
FreeDOS, the open-source DOS operating system, is still alive and seeing activity around the GPL-licensed project though the FreeDOS SVN code repository hasn't seen any activity in nearly one year...
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