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PS3 Media Server 1.60 Supports Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
The PS3 Media Server development team announced a few hours ago, July 18th, the immediate availability for download of the PS3 Media Server 1.60.0 application, bringing assorted bug fixes and general improvements.
Information Grows Strong Roots With TreeLine
Part of what makes TreeLine such an easy information organization tool is its tree structure. It lets you configure the note-entering process to fit a variety of informational types. So you do not have to shoehorn information into a make-do mess. TreeLine may take some effort to learn to use at 100 percent effectiveness, but once you do, it will be worth the effort.
Gnome Files 3.5.4 first sights
Some hours ago Cosimo Cecchi pushed Nautilus 354 on Git. This is a nice release because we get the first major UI changes. Not all Gnome stack has jumped to 354 yet, so we are going to review each App separately. I used an Ubuntu 12.10 vbox for compiling, because is easier to solve dependencies there.
VBoxHeadless - Running Virtual Machines With VirtualBox 4.1 On A Headless OpenSUSE 12.1 Server
This guide explains how you can run virtual machines with VirtualBox 4.1 on a headless OpenSUSE 12.1 server. Normally you use the VirtualBox GUI to manage your virtual machines, but a server does not have a desktop environment. Fortunately, VirtualBox comes with a tool called VBoxHeadless that allows you to connect to the virtual machines over a remote desktop connection, so there's no need for the VirtualBox GUI.
Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal: Nautilus Gets New Toolbar And Menu, Other Important Changes
Nautilus 3.5.4 has been uploaded to the Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal repositories today, bringing some very important changes like a new GNOME 3 style toolbar, new "gear" menu, symbolic monochrome icons for the sidebar and others.
How to Try New Firefox OS on Your Linux Desktop
Firefox OS, codenamed 'Boot 2 Gecko' is a fully web-based open mobile OS by Mozilla that will take on the smartphone market. Having Linux underneath, Firefox OS will support everything you would expect from a smartphone including HTML5 apps written using 'open Web' technologies rather than platform-specific native APIs.
Raspbery Pi's Own Raspbian Gets SD Card Image
Raspberry Pi foundation has announced the release of the first SD card image based on the Raspbian distribution. The image will make it easier for Raspberry Pi users to switch from 'generic' Debian Squeeze to this 'optimized' image.
Linux Deepin 12.06 preview
Linux Deepin is a desktop distribution based on Ubuntu. The latest edition, Linux Deepin 12.06, which is based on Ubuntu Desktop 12.04, was released – depending on your time zone – yesterday or today.
Ubuntu on Air Is Now Live
José Antonio Rey proudly announced a few hours ago, July 17th, that the Ubuntu on Air! project is now live.
Android 4.1 coming soon to MIPS-based devices
ARM-based processors may dominate the Android space right now. But Google’s mobile operating system can also run on phones, tablets, and other devices with x86 or MIPS-based processors. We’ve seen a number of low-cost MIPs-based products running Android 4.0 including the iPPea $50 PC-on-a-stick and $100 Ainol Novo 7 tablet.
Raspberry Pi Foundation launches Raspbian distribution
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced the release of Raspbian, its own custom Debian-based distribution for the mini-computer. The SD-card-sized image replaces the current recommended install option which is also Debian-based.
5 things about FOSS Linux virtualization you may not know
KVM and XEN are both better than you think. To help clear out some of the misunderstandings about the status of FOSS Linux virtualization technology, Elizabeth Krumbach details the tools that deliver five advanced virtualization features that are evidently not yet widely known.
The Linux Setup - Tom Chandler, Writer
An interview with writer Tom Chandler about his desktop Linux setup. Chandler shows how Linux works for users who aren't necessarily sysadmins and talks about his wish for simple version control for writers.
putting qt in browser with antkorp html5 plugin
antkorp html plugin tries to put qt applications inside browser. using broadway gtk+ front end antkorp html plugin helps to run every qt application inside browser. for demo pls visit http://youtu.be/ttlaK_OT6pQ for a demo.
Linux Gaming Begins Gathering Steam
Linux users have been mostly left out when trying to get in on the gaming action, but soon they'll be able to be "Left 4 Dead 2" instead. On Tuesday, Valve announced that it would bring its digital distribution service Steam to the Linux platform. The company reportedly formed a new team last year to work on a full-featured version of the Steam client for Ubuntu 12.04.
PHP - Cloning With Magic Methods
A tutorial on how to implement deep copy cloning in PHP using the __clone magic method
How free is my phone?
You might think that your phone is open, but even Android, Tizen and Firefox OS all depend upon highly proprietary code bases for making telephone calls and transferring data. When it comes to these fundamental capabilities, the open source part of a mobile software stack is only the tip of the iceberg, and behind APIs and simple interfaces for voice, SMS and data lies the technology that makes wireless communications possible – and it's far from being open source.
Linux Game: Linux Tycoon
Linux Tycoon is a management game set in the world of the Linux distributions. We will have to create our distribution with the goal of making it the most used and famous in the world. An interesting thing of this game is the economical plan that its author Bryan Lunduke is “testing”, getting paid by the community for working on open source projects, the goal is to get 4.000 $ in donations every month. In the first month (June 2012) he reached the goal in just 1 week, and so he released this game and other projects he’s working on as GPL software, but sadly just the following month he made a sad post on his blog “Open Source Funded By Donations? Not So Much” where in short he wrote ;
Unfortunately things didn’t quite work out.
Unfortunately things didn’t quite work out.
Yii installation on GNU/Linux
Yii is a high-performance, component-based PHP framework for developing large-scale Web applications rapidly. This tutorial will learn you how to install it on Ubuntu or any other GNU/Linux distribution. Full article: http://www.inforbiro.com/blog-eng/how-to-install-yii-framewo...
Prominent Linux growth at Valve
Sam Lantinga "Slouken" - co-founder and former lead developer at Loki Software, founder of Simple DirectMedia Layer, longtime development and engineering leader at Blizzard, joins Valve. Sam Lantinga announced it on the mailing-list of SDL.org recently.
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