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Kill A Watt: Now with Less Math!

If you're interested in how much energy your electronics use, it's hard to find a device better than a Kill A Watt—except maybe the Kill A Watt EZ! P3 International now offers model P4600, which provides the same features as its predecessor, but it also automatically calculates device cost per day, week, month or year.

Mesa Support For OpenGL Core Contexts

There was exciting OpenGL 3/4 news yesterday for Mesa when it came to early but yet-to-be-merged support for OpenGL geometry shaders, but that's not all the new Mesa GL news this week. Patches were also published to provide support for OpenGL Core contexts for OpenGL 3.1 and newer...

App of the Week - TVCatchup

This is the first in a weekly series of articles that identifies Android applications that really stand out from the crowd. The first article looks at the TVCatchup Android application.

Calculate Linux 12.0 Has Been Officially Released

  • Softpedia; By Marius Nestor (Posted by hanuca on Jul 29, 2012 12:57 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
Alexander Tratsevskiy proudly announced earlier today, July 28th, that the final and stable release of his Calculate Linux 12.0 operating system is now available for download.

Marvel-ize your Gnome Shell Theme!

  • WoGue; By alex diavatis (Posted by wogue on Jul 28, 2012 11:59 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: GNOME
This is a simple guide on how you can hack your Gnome Shell (just a bit!) and make one unique theme just for you.

I used Adwaita as base because everyone has this (but you can do this in every theme), and I also used some Marvel images that you can replace with anything you like.

Intel Mesa Driver Ups Counter-Strike Performance

  • Phoronix (Posted by bob on Jul 28, 2012 4:46 PM EDT)
  • Groups: Intel; Story Type: News Story
A patch to mainline Mesa yesterday from Intel has resulted in a ~7% performance boost for Sandy Bridge "GT2" graphics when running the video stress test for Valve's Counter-Strike: Source...

What’s new with Ubuntu?

  • MyBroadband Tech and IT News; By Jeremy Proome (Posted by MyBroadband on Jul 28, 2012 3:48 PM EDT)
  • Groups: Ubuntu
Ubuntu 12.10, known as Quantal Questzal, will be releasing on 18 October 2012, but what can we expect from the forthcoming version?

Gamecaster, New Real Time Video Capture Tool for Linux Games

  • Ubuntu Vibes; By Nitesh (Posted by Dart on Jul 28, 2012 2:51 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux
Gamecaster is a graphical user interface for open source project glc. It can capture real time footage of any Linux game that uses ALSA for sound and OpenGL for drawing.

GNOME Is Losing Relevance On The Linux Desktop

By now many of you have likely seen the blog post by GNOME's Benjamin Otte where he argues that GNOME is staring into the abyss, but if you have not, it's worth reading...

Microsoft wins injunction against Motorola phones in Germany

Motorola phones violate Microsoft patents related to FAT filesystem. On Friday, a German court ruled that several of Motorola's Android devices infringed on a patent of Microsoft's relating to the File Allocation Table system architecture. The lower regional Mannheim court issued an injunction against the sale of Motorola phones including the Atrix, the Razr, and the Razr Maxx, according to AllThingsD.

Introducing Project Neon KVM

Project Neon provides daily builds of KDE modules for Kubuntu. It is an easy way to get the latest code without having to build the entire KDE-Git/SVN tree and maintain the checkout. Project Neon is unstable, but it installs alongside stable packages. It is suitable for contributors such as new developers, translators, usability designers, documenters, promoters, and bug triagers. With Project Neon, people can experiment freely without risk to a working KDE environment.

Project Neon is especially useful for reporting bugs. With its daily builds, bugs can be reported in the most timely manner. The more time that elapses between when a bug is introduced and when it is reported, the more difficult it gets to find it and fix it. With Project Neon, a bug can be reported on the same day that it is introduced.

Microsoft Admits Risk in Tablet Plans

Sometimes the only way to get a straight answer from a company on a thorny topic is through its government filings.

In an annual report that it submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday afternoon, Microsoft finally conceded something that has been rather obvious to anyone with a rudimentary understanding of the personal computer industry and Microsoft’s historical role in it. On page 14 of the document, Microsoft acknowledges that its Surface family of tablet computers could weaken support for Windows among Microsoft’s partners in the PC industry, known as original equipment manufacturers, or OEMs for short.

Warsow 1.0 To Be Released Tomorrow

For those into open-source multi-platform gaming, the Qfusion-engine-powered Warsow game will see its version 1.0 release on Saturday...

Escaping The Walled Gardens In The Clouds

It’s a world of silos, and if you expect the smoothest experience possible it seems you’re no longer choosing between specific operating systems or specific devices. You are choosing between entire companies. What if we had an open alternative to things like the iCloud? The same user experience, but without the ecosystem limitations; you create your own ecosystem.

Show your pdf with style on Linux

There are many pdf reader available for Linux, and in a former article I’ve took a look at some of the traditional programs, such as Evince, Xpdf or Okular, but sometime you have to do a presentation with a file in PDF format and so you could use some more special effect to keep the attention of your public alive, so let’s take a look at PDFcube and Impressive.

OAuth 2.0 standard editor quits, takes name off spec

Says the protocol is enterprise-grade rubbish The lead author and editor of the OAuth 2.0 network authorization standard has stepped down from his role, withdrawn his name from the specification, and quit the working group, describing the current version of the spec as "the biggest professional disappointment of my career."…

QML Support For KDE KWin Window Decorations

KDE's KWin compositing window manager now has support for QML window decorations...

Testing Intel Sandy Bridge LLC Cache Controls

Keith Packard has been playing around with LLC controls on Sandy Bridge to see how caching back-buffers affect application performance with the Intel Linux graphics driver. He has provided an Intel DRM driver patch for those wishing to experiment...

Will Blizzard Be Bringing Their Games To Linux?

It looks like Blizzard agrees with Valve: Microsoft Windows 8 is a wreck. But will Blizzard be bringing their games natively to Linux?..

IT Needs to be More Socal

  • Real User Monitoring; By Ron Miller (Posted by rsmiller on Jul 28, 2012 2:42 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial
IT can use internal social software to be more transparent and communicate better with employees across the organization. And transparency could lead to better cooperation, which is especially important in a time of consumerization.

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