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Cultivating A Culture of Free
Fantasy Author Thomas A. Knight compares free software to free books and draws some important distinctions between the two.
Debian Developers Discuss UEFI SecureBoot Plans
Debian developers today at DebConf 12, aside from talking about the future Debian codename, discussed what to do about UEFI booting for Debian Linux...
Why The Boycott Apple Movement Matters; Why It's Not Dumb
Mike Elgan has published a passionate article "Why the ‘Boycott Apple’ Movement is Dumb" on Cult of Mac. I agree with Mike most of the time, but this time I do not.
Gamification: The Art of Attracting and Keeping Users
Game designs and artifacts involve users more deeply in communities. Soon, prizes, trophies, and badges will be a standard part of the user experience of Web apps.
CentOS 6.3 Spin Released Of RHEL 6.3
With their worst delays hopefully an issue of the past, CentOS 6.3 has been released today as the community alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3...
Debian Team Still Deciding On Wheezy Successor
Debian developers are still deciding on the name for the successor to "Wheezy + 1", but should be announcing a name within the next month...
Apple unveils tightened Mountain Lion requirements
Learn if your Mac can tame Cupertino's next big cat
Apple has released the System Requirements for its upcoming new version of OS X, Mountain Lion, and as is usually the case with any operating system release, not all Macs need apply – even some that qualified for the Mac's current operating system, Lion.…
Fedora 18 Will Get 256 Color Terminals
At today's FESCo meeting it was approved that Fedora 18 will aim for 256-color terminal support by default...
Facebook App Center goes global
Translating the apps will be the hard part
Just over a month since it debuted its App Center store in the US, Facebook is rolling out the service to global markets. Predominantly English-speaking countries will come first, with localized stores for other languages to launch in the next few weeks.…
AMD's Catalyst Evolution For The Radeon HD 7000 Series
It used to be -- at least when using the Windows Catalyst drivers -- that within the first few months of AMD releasing new Radeon graphics hardware that Catalyst driver optimizations would deliver measurable improvements in this short span. For the Radeon HD 7000 series, which is built upon an entirely new GCN architecture, is this still the case? Here are benchmarks of all the AMD Catalyst Linux drivers that have been released this year and then benchmarked on an AMD Radeon HD 7950 graphics card.
Imagination Releases New PowerVR GPUs
While Imagination Technologies has yet to change their stance on allowing open-source Linux graphics drivers or improving the quality of their closed-source Linux driver IP, they released two new GPUs today in the PowerVR line-up...
Hack and / - Password Cracking with GPUs, Part III: Tune Your Attack
You've built the hardware, installed the software and cracked some
passwords. Now find out how to fine-tune your attacks.
Jolla aims to revitalise MeeGo
Former Nokia employees have founded Jolla Ltd to continue the development of MeeGo and to design and market MeeGo smartphones with their own custom UI
DNSCrypt, crypt your DNS request on Linux
OpenDNS is a popular DNS provider used widely both in the server as in home desktop, one of the feature they provide to their customer is DNSCrypt, a security enhancement that should add protection against all DNS based attacks, such as cache poisoning.
In the same way the SSL turns HTTP web traffic into HTTPS encrypted Web traffic, DNSCrypt turns regular DNS traffic into encrypted DNS traffic that is secure from eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. It doesn’t require any changes to domain names or how they work, it simply provides a method for securely encrypting communication between OpenDNS customers and their DNS servers. The software is released as open source on GitHub.
In the same way the SSL turns HTTP web traffic into HTTPS encrypted Web traffic, DNSCrypt turns regular DNS traffic into encrypted DNS traffic that is secure from eavesdropping and man-in-the-middle attacks. It doesn’t require any changes to domain names or how they work, it simply provides a method for securely encrypting communication between OpenDNS customers and their DNS servers. The software is released as open source on GitHub.
All About Ubuntu One
With the recent development of cloud computing, many big companies have already launched their cloud sync services. The most conspicuous examples are Dropbox, Sugarsync and Google Drive. And Ubuntu, the most popular Linux distribution currently, also offers its own cloud sync tool. this is Ubuntu One. With 5GB of free storage, Ubuntu is better than Dropbox and equal to Sugarsync and Google Drive. If you want more storage, then you will have to pay for the additional storage space. The good thing about Ubuntu is that their paid storage is split into small 20GB pieces and the cost is more affordable than other service. Also the storage space of Ubuntu One is unlimited so you can just keep adding more and more 20GB bundles to your account in order to have as much storage as you need.
Long-Term Review: Chakra 2012.05 "Archimedes"
This is for all the people who complain about me doing reviews of only the live session. Anyway, as for Chakra itself, installing and using it exposed me to many more issues, so my assessment is a bit more tempered than it has been before.
Facebook shuts down face recognition APIs after all
Never mind what we said three weeks ago
Less than a month after it was acquired by Facebook, face-recognition startup Face.com is shutting down its developer APIs and killing off its iOS app, in a dramatic about-face from earlier statements by its founder.…
Suricata 1.3 released
Suricata can load the standard Snort VRT, Emerging Threats or the Emerging Threats Pro rulesets, and can be managed using BASE and Squil.
AbiWord is ready to work with you
AbiWord is one of the most important parts of the GNOME Office package, as word processors are something that users of every age need to work with in daily basis.
On this article I will try to examine what is the current usability state of AbiWord, and whether it can replace LibreOffice writer for doing both simple and more advanced tasks.
Disable popup window when running scripts in Ubuntu / Linux Mint
Disable popup window when running scripts in Ubuntu / Linux Mint
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