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The August 2012 Issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine
The PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the August 2012 issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine.
Can open source be democratic?
Open source has created a new way of mobilising communities but it has also allowed a democratic deficit to open up between developers and users. Glyn Moody offers his take on this gap and how it is being slowly closed.
In Hacker Highschool, students learn to redesign the future
Hacker Highschool is an open source after school program that teaches students the best practices of hacking with hopes that they'll be responsible hackers in the future.
Here Is Valve's Source Engine Left 4 Dead 2 On Linux
Valve's SIGGRAPH 2012 presentation last night -- about the Source Engine on Linux and their experiences with maximizing the OpenGL performance of their game engine on Linux -- was a success. More details about the presentation will be available in the coming days, including the slides. However, for those overly-excited, here's a few photos from the Valve Linux presentation in Los Angeles. There's also a photo of Left 4 Dead 2 on Linux, although it's not too clear and doesn't show (Ubuntu) Linux in the background with my photos from April when at Valve HQ being much more clear.
SUSE May Use Fedora's Secure Boot UEFI Solution
Two leading GNU/Linux players have explained their plans about how to deal with secure boot. While Canonical decided to ditch Grub2 due to GPLv3, Fedora's approach was to use Grub2 and use Microsoft keys. That left openSUSE/SUSE Linux Enterprise.
Digia Committed to Thriving Qt Ecosystem
Following the recent announcement that Digia will be acquiring the complete Qt business from Nokia, Digia has set out its plans in a letter to the KDE Community.
Digia Director of R&D, Tuukka Turunen, sets out their aims of securing the future of Qt as the best cross-platform development framework and seeking greater cooperation with KDE and other partners in the Qt ecosystem.
The full text of the letter is reproduced below.
Dear KDE Community,
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Change your shell properties with Linux shopt command
Bash shopt command explained with examples. Shopt(SHell OPTions) is a built-in command to change the properties of a shell such as..Its history behavior, Spell check, Enable special characters for echo command by default and many more.
Party like it's 1999: CDE Unix desktop REBORN
Stirrings among Mars Curiosity screens
The original Unix desktop, the Common Desktop Environment or CDE, is back. Seven years after Sun replaced it with GNOME on Solaris, the Open Group's Common Desktop Environment has returned, now fully open-source and with a modern Linux port.…
5 popular Linux distros
Which Linux distros have received the most attention over the last year?
Raspberry Pi interface add-on Gertboard announced
Extending the Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pins, the Gertboard by Gert Van Loo will allow RPi to sense and interact with the world around it
ROSA Marathon 2012 GNOME preview
ROSA Marathon 2012 GNOME is likely the last of the enterprise-class editions to be published before the release of a personal desktop edition later this year.
Nokia straps Qt into ejector seat and hits the shiny red button
Nokia's back-room clear out continues with the Qt platform being sold to Finnish firm Digia Oyj for an undisclosed sum. As part of the deal 125 engineers will swap employers. Digia was a licensee of Qt, distributing commercial and freeware versions of the platform and development tools, but now it owns the whole shebang.
Develop Gnome Apps with Yorba’s founder Adam Dingle | Interview
The former Google’s employee and currently Executive Director of Yorba, talks about developing with Gnome and he spots the strategies that a company should use to have profit by developing Open Source Desktop Applications.
Adam has an impressive bio in Google’s desktop projects and his company has already released 2 top quality Apps for Gnome; Shotwell and Geary.
How YouTube lets content companies
Lon Seidman knew he wasn't going to get rich from his three-hour video discussion of the Curiosity rover landing on Mars. The local media entrepreneur did a live Google+ Hangout about the event and posted the resulting video to YouTube, expecting it would earn him a few bucks and attract some new readers to his site, CT Tech Junkie. During the discussion, Seidman played a number of NASA videos about the Curiosity mission. He knew he was on safe ground because works of the federal government are automatically in the public domain. So he was surprised to find that no fewer than five other media organizations (mostly television stations, including some from overseas) had "claimed" the content of his video through YouTube's Content ID system.
Toorox 08.2012 Xfce Screenshot Tour
This release is based on Linux kernel 3.3.8-gentoo and contains the latest Xfce desktop environment, version 4.10. Compiz has been built into the Xfce edition for a little bit eye candy. The default applications for web and mail are now Chromium and Claws-Mail. All packages have been updated: X.Org Server 1.12.3, Mesa 8.0.4, Chromium 21.0.1180.55, GIMP 2.8.0, Audacious 3.3, Wine 1.5.9, LibreOffice 3.5.4.2. Toorox 08.2012 'Xfce' and 'Lite' now support 11 languages.
Why bother installing Apache, PHP and MySQL in Puppy LINUX?
Having written guides showing how to install Apache, PHP and MYSQL in Puppy LINUX the following question has to be answered. why bother?
Zorin OS 6 Ultimate: Whom Is It For?
Who is the target audience of Zorin OS 6 Ultimate? I would say, it falls into five categories:
Retina MacBook Pro Graphics: OS X Is Okay, But Linux Breaks
While the Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display is beautiful having a 15-inch display running at a resolution of 2880 x 1800 and 220 pixels-per-inch, Linux isn't ready for this high-performance, high pixel density notebook...
Video Review: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS - My Desktop
I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS on a daily basis and it's reliability has been outstanding. This Linux OS Distribution comes with all the necessary programs to make this your default OS Desktop. I have done a short Vide Review of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. The LTS in Ubuntu 12.04 makes it a Linux Distribution that will be supported for years to come. This is an OS that you will enjoy for years.
Ubuntu 12.10 Might Ship With Nautilus 3.4 Instead of 3.6
Nautilus is causing a lot of controversy lately: Linux Mint is forking it, SolusOS has added some patches to make it more usable, and the Ubuntu developers don't agree with its direction either and are thinking on going back to Nautilus 3.4.x for Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal.
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