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Audacious 3.3 Alpha 1 Released With Improved UI, More
Audacious 3.3 alpha 1 has been released recently with user interface improvements, a more intelligent search tool, improved MPRIS2 plugin and other important changes.
Wireshark 1.8.0 can capture from multiple interfaces at once
Version 1.8.0 of the popular open source network protocol analyser supports capturing from multiple interfaces at the same time, and now allows users to add, edit and save packet and capture file annotations
Facebook Joins Netflix in Helping ISPs Deliver Content Efficiently
Facebook has joined Netflix in offering edge servers to ISPs to help break content delivery bottlenecks around its growing photo collection. And your company could learn from Facebook's highly efficient approach.
Setting Up vsftpd + TLS On Debian Squeeze
FTP is a very insecure protocol because all passwords and all data are transferred in clear text. By using TLS, the whole communication can be encrypted, thus making FTP much more secure. This article explains how to set up vsftpd with TLS on a Debian Squeeze server.
5 Links for Developers and IT Pros
This week, we look at 23 questions about Microsoft Surface, Linux super computer domination and walking the Agile walk instead of just talking the talk.
CyanogenMod 7.2 released, adds features from Android 4.0 ICS
And updated version of CyanogenMod 7, based on 2.3 Gingerbread, has been released and adds support for more phones as well as Ice Cream Sandwich features
X11RDP-o-Matic and RDPsesconfig : Version 2
It's here! It's improved! It works even better!
I call this the "ssta release", in honour of a pal of mine who made a request which I've now implemented. ( --justdoit option, see below).
I have sweated and toiled, lost sleep, learned a lot, re-learned a lot, tested, tested again, and ended up with something which should work for just about everyone – everyone that is, who's users are local to the system – anyone using Active Directory to login still won't be handled by the RDPsesconfig utility yet...
I call this the "ssta release", in honour of a pal of mine who made a request which I've now implemented. ( --justdoit option, see below).
I have sweated and toiled, lost sleep, learned a lot, re-learned a lot, tested, tested again, and ended up with something which should work for just about everyone – everyone that is, who's users are local to the system – anyone using Active Directory to login still won't be handled by the RDPsesconfig utility yet...
Gnome’s 10 big goals for 2013/14
This is nothing official by Gnome Foundation. We are collected all the modules that Gnome is working on and we built a brainstorming tentative list of features that we want to see and we might see in about a year from now, in the second semester of 2013 or the first of 2014.
Details on Ubuntu's UEFI secure boot plan
So, at this point, despite the fact that we clearly don't want to be
part of delivering locked-down PCs to users, it looks as though we need
to use a boot loader with a more liberal licence in order to protect
ourselves from accidents.
A brief guide to PolicyKit
Like the title suggests, this will be relatively brief – mostly because Policykit isn't as difficult to understand as I originally led myself to believe.
It all sprang from starting to write about how to get X11rdp/xrdp up and running on your Linux systems. Sure, getting the desktop up remotely in a fast efficient way was nice – but it soon became apparent to RDP users that not all was well – RDP users couldn't do some of the nice convenient things that local desktoip users could do.
It all sprang from starting to write about how to get X11rdp/xrdp up and running on your Linux systems. Sure, getting the desktop up remotely in a fast efficient way was nice – but it soon became apparent to RDP users that not all was well – RDP users couldn't do some of the nice convenient things that local desktoip users could do.
'Bitwig Studio' Demoed, Upcoming Professional Music Production Software for Linux
Bitwig, a Berlin based company is bringing professional grade music production software 'Bitwig Studio' to Linux. They have released a new video showing us a demo song and the actual software in action.
Apple Mac OS X 10.7.4 Lion vs. Ubuntu Linux
Before Apple releases Mac OS X 10.8 "Mountain Lion" next month, here's a look at how the latest point release of Mac OS X 10.7 "Lion" is performing compared to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pangolin" and the latest development snapshot of Ubuntu 12.10 "Quantal Quetzal" Linux.
Wikimedia presents new visual editor prototype
The non-profit organisation behind the Wikipedia online encyclopedia has announced the launch of a new prototype of its open source Visual editor, which is designed to make creating and editing pages easier to attract new contributors
Review: Netrunner 4.2 LTS "Dryland" SE
It looks pretty slick, but it's just too quirky and inconsistent (for my tastes, at least).
Here’s A Quick Way To Reset Windows Password With Ubuntu
On this tutorial I will shown you how to reset windows with linux/ubuntu in a second. There are two option to reset windows password with ubuntu, fisrt. If you are using computer or laptop that installed ubuntu and windows (dual boot), you can directly install reset password windows
New Input Method Support In Wayland
There's work under-way on implementing input method support for Wayland that was spawned by an earlier proposal...
Happy Fifth, Scott Ruecker!
Varnish: Prepare to Be Slashdotted!
When it comes to website performance, Varnish is a hot technology. With a simple installation and configuration, it’s possible to boost the performance of any website and serve up to a million pages with only a small virtual private server. In this article, I'll show you four possible configurations that will help you improve the response time of your site, whether you serve hundreds, thousands or millions of pages.
XBMC's Thoughts On XvBA: AMD Catalyst Has Problems
It's not only NVIDIA with Linux problems that cause upstream developers to publicly bash companies, but AMD has come under scrutiny too. The developers of the popular cross-platform XBMC multimedia project shared a little story about enthusiasm, hope, and disappointment. In this guest posting by Peter Fruhberger on Phoronix, XvBA is what is principally talked about, which is AMD's lead choice for video acceleration when using their proprietary Catalyst driver. Unfortunately the XBMC developers aren't too happy about the state of video acceleration using AMD's Catalyst driver for Radeon graphics hardware, hence why they have reached out to Phoronix with this rather lengthy public message. Whether AMD even cares about Linux users and when XvBA will support missing functionality are among their open questions for AMD.
Listen to your books (ePUB or PDF) with Okular, KDE's PDF Reader
Okular is the PDF reader for the KDE desktop. You can run it under any other desktop environment too, but you can also get some more mileage out of it with these three simple tips.
Read the howto at Free Software Magazine.
Read the howto at Free Software Magazine.
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