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Will HPC Work In The Cloud?

  • Cluster Monkey; By Douglas Eadline (Posted by deadline on Aug 8, 2012 3:22 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial; Groups: Linux
Of course it all depends, but deciding to use the Cloud for Linux HPC is not as simple as it may seem.

Removal of Categories in Gnome Shell? Won’t happen!

  • WoGue; By Alex Diavatis (Posted by wogue on Aug 8, 2012 2:25 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: GNOME
There were lot of voices against the replacement of categories with pagination, and that was another controversial feature originally planned for Gnome 3.6. Guess what. It won’t happen.

GNOME OS plans laid out

Allan Day has written a blog post on the concrete plans for "GNOME OS" and provided background on the ideas that have motivated those plans. The post is a summary of planning sessions held at Guadec 2012, the recent GNOME developers conference.

nginx: How To Block Exploits, SQL Injections, File Injections, Spam, User Agents, Etc.

  • HowtoForge; By Falko Timme (Posted by falko on Aug 8, 2012 12:30 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
This short article explains how you can block the most common exploits, SQL injections, file injections, spam and user agents used by hackers and bandwidth hoggers from your nginx vhosts with some simple configuration directives. This configuration is far from being complete, but it's a good starting point. You will have to watch your logs for attempted break-in attempts and then try to modify/complete the ruleset.

Linux Deepin 12.06 review

  • LinuxBSDos (Posted by finid on Aug 8, 2012 11:33 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews
Though based on Ubuntu Desktop, Linux Deepin does not use the Unity desktop, but features a customized GNOME 3 interface. It is not perfect, but it is, by my assessment, better than the Unity interface.

Some Prominent Open Source Forks

We’ve actually seen this theory in practice on numerous occasions, and it nearly always worked out just as Torvalds predicted. As an example, take the case of LibreOffice, which started as a fork of OpenOffice.org. Most users agree that The Document Foundation has greatly improved on the original OOo code, so much so that many if not most OpenOffice users have made the switch to LibreOffice.

How John Carmack Has Missed The Boat He Is Already Riding In

John Carmack is the face of some of the most iconic games in PC and console history. Not only has he spearheaded AAA titles like Doom and Quake, he is also the motor that drives id Software, who as a team are solely responsible for the first-person-shooter niche that lives on the...

Will Android kill Windows 8 on the desktop?

There are clues that Google might be cooking up a desktop version of Android. Will it be the final nail in the coffin of Windows 8?

Microsoft offers alternative Lync-like web chat spec to W3C

Work by Google, Mozilla, Opera not good enough, it says Microsoft has submitted a proposed standard for real-time web communications to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), in a move that could upset the apple cart for other browser vendors who have been working on their own such standard since early 2011.…

That's a Beautiful $DOCUMENT_TYPE You've Got There

One of the biggest frustrations most new LibreOffice (or OpenOffice.org) users have is the lack of templates and clip art. We've addressed this problem before, but with the recent surge of LibreOffice, it's important to know how to improve your powerful office suite!

Intel Continues With Mesa Changes For Valve

Intel open-source developers continue to make changes to Mesa at the request of Valve Software's Linux team...

Peppermint OS 3 Review

  • Desktop Linux Reviews; By Jim Lynch (Posted by jimlynch on Aug 8, 2012 3:11 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews; Groups: Ubuntu
A full review of Peppermint OS 3, including a gallery of images.

ROSA Marathon 2012: first-ever usable LXDE distribution

I was disappointed after my first acquaintance with ROSA Marathon 2012 KDE. Honestly, ROSA Marathon 2012 LXDE was a real surprise for me! What can I say in general? I think ROSA team showed us this time that they have a big future.

Comment: Desktop Fragmentation

Competition may be good for business, but competition among Linux desktops is currently so fierce that it may end up being to everyone's detriment in the medium-term. In a recent posting on his blog entitled Staring Into The Abyss, long-time GTK+ and GNOME developer Benjamin Otte addressed the idea that GNOME is both losing market share and declining in significance. That might sound like a GNOME-specific problem, but it also has implications for other desktops.

Bodhi's ARM Branch Moves to ARMHF

After doing some research and testing for the last week I have arrived at the conclusion that Bodhi's ARM branch will best serve our users by moving our core from Debian Wheezy ARMEL to utilize Debian Wheezy ARMHF. I'm not going to get into the technical difference between the two platforms here - just know that in general ARMHF is faster.

John Carmack not seeing viable Linux Game Market

Last week the co-founder and lead developer of the game studio id Software talked about Linux games during the keynote at the QuakeCon conference. While id Software supported Linux in the past, today John Carmack judges the Linux game market not profitable enough and simply does not see any potential in it for his company.

Newbie Tip - Where GRUB is installed in Ubuntu

This tutorial will show you how to find where GRUB is installed in Ubuntu . For newbies , GRUB is nothing but a boot loader from GNU project . GRUB stands for GNU Grand Unified Bootloader . It provides the choice to boot one of multiple operating systems installed on computer.

Why Not Go?

  • Dr. Dobb's Open Source Articles (Posted by tracyanne on Aug 7, 2012 10:15 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
Go is a fundamental rethinking of native languages that improves greatly on C while maintaining that language's minimalism.

CDE Released as Open Source

  • Linux User & Developer; By Rob Zwetsloot (Posted by robzwets on Aug 7, 2012 9:18 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
This week saw the open source release of the Common Desktop Environment (CDE) under the LGPL licence. We’re going to take a quick look at what the release offers and get a few words with Peter Howkins, who along with Jon Trulson, is an administrator for the project.

Using Rex To Automate Your Datacentre

  • HowtoForge; By Amer Grgic (Posted by falko on Aug 7, 2012 8:21 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
In my day to day work I come across a lot of tasks that I actually "hate" to be honest. Most of these tasks consist of things that are repetitive and take up a lot of time. A co-worker of mine once told me, "if you have to do a task more than once, automate it!". This is one piece of advice that intrigued me. Ever since that day I have been thinking about automation and how to make processes flow smoother than they did before. But the main question always is, what tool are you going to use for that?

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