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ARM board for Arduino shields

The Rascal board is compatible with many Arduino shields but offers considerably more processing power, a built-in web interface, and runs the Linux OS.

I Hate Programmers

The programming community and the furry community are an interesting pair. In one way, they are polar opposites of each other, and yet both of them share what seems to be a ubiquitous aspect of humanity - a small percentage of them are completely ... insane. The difference is that the furry community is about positive feelings, and the programming community is centered around negative feelings.

How to Installing Nginx with PHP5-FastCGI and MySql Support on Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS

This guide will walk you explain a little bit about How to Installing nginx with php5-fastcgi and mysql Support on Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS, Nginx (pronounced “engine x”) is a free, open-source and high-performance HTTP server. Nginx is known for its stability, rich feature set, simple configuration, and low resource consumption. Follow the step by step installing and setup nginx with php5-fastcgi and mysql Support on Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS in below

Nokia’s Linux-based Meltemi platform melts amid layoffs; Qt still afloat

Meltemi was a Linux-based operating system that was intended to be Nokia’s successor to the S40 feature phone platform. Used in conjunction with the Qt development toolkit, Meltemi was going to be the cornerstone of Nokia’s strategy for connecting the “next billion” smartphone users.

Three Samba geeks did what Red Hat is scared to do

Nearly five years ago, three senior developers from the Samba project showed the rest of the FOSS community what could be achieved by resistance which was based on integrity.

Canonical Organises Contest For Ubuntu Apps

The sponsor of Ubuntu, one of the popular operating systems, is organising a contest titled 'the Ubuntu App Showdown' to create an app from scratch for Ubuntu in three weeks, and delivered in the Ubuntu Software Centre.

Markdown introduction, overview and tutorial

  • Raymii.org; By Relst (Posted by relst on Jun 15, 2012 7:05 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
This article will give you an introduction to Markdown. Markdown is a lightweight markup language used by bloggers and web-writers a lot. It aims to be readable in non-converted form. This article will also give a tutorial and go over the syntax vs. raw html.

Gnac: Better Know a Package

  • Total Slackware Linux Fun; By M. Luke Myers (Posted by mlmyers on Jun 15, 2012 6:33 AM CST)
  • Groups: GNOME; Story Type: News Story
The GNome Audio Converter offers an alternative to Sound Converter for GTK+ 3.

TTYtter – Tweet via The Command Line Linux

When it comes to Twitter, there are three ways to use it: the web interface, a desktop/mobile client, or tweet from the command line (for the real Indiana Jones). The last way, despite its apparent complexity, can become very useful for people who want to reach a higher level of control over their favorite micro-blogging system. If you want to use some scripts, send your tweets automatically, or just get rid of the graphical application, TTYtter is an excellent program to start with.

How Would You Use Ubuntu TV? Canonical Wants Suggestions

Ever wish you could help design the TV of the future? If so, you’re in luck: Canonical developers are currently soliciting the open source community’s feedback to help plan features for Ubuntu TV. Here’s what they want to know, and how you can have your say.

Open Cloud Roundup: Open Source Dominates Private, Hybrid Enterprise Clouds

The open source cloud made waves in the news this week with the results of a RightScale study that claims widespread adoption among enterprises of open source cloud computing services. VMWare and IBM showed their agreement by announcing plans to expand their open source cloud investments. These positive stories offset the shocker that NASA has abandoned OpenStack entirely for Amazon Web Services.

Linux games: Lone Survivor

  • Linuxaria.com (Posted by linuxaria on Jun 15, 2012 4:22 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Reviews
I’ve discovered this Indie game thanks to Humble Indie Bundle Number 5, buying it I’ve got this one as Bonus game, and I must say that it’s been a great, and positive surprise. Lone Survivor is a psychological survival adventure, with art, design, and music by the one-man studio, Superflat Games. The surgical-mask wearing protagonist has survived a disaster and must now face the world’s twisted creatures, as well as the potential unraveling of his own mind.

Unity alternatives - the many desktops of Ubuntu

For users who dislike the Unity interface, but who want to stay with the latest Ubuntu release, there are many alternatives to install and try without switching to another distribution. GNOME Shell, Mint's Cinnamon, KDE, Xfce and LXDE are all available options

Google Chrome OS and Chromebooks: Catching On With Consultants?

Cloud Sherpas, a Google Apps and Salesforce.com consulting firm, has deployed roughly 50 Google Chromebooks internally and is rolling out the cloud-centric notebooks to some customers. Is this the start of a larger trend for Google’s cloud desktop and mobile strategy? Here’s the update.

Linus, GNOME 3, and Much Ado About Desktop Interfaces

"The world of IT is a better place when developers respect users instead of trying to enslave them," said blogger Robert Pogson. "We need new user interfaces for new gadgets with tiny screens and no keyboards and no mice, but there's absolutely no reason to radically change a user interface that has been used satisfactorily for decades."

Plasma Active - a New Approach to Tablet Computing

Why would you spend a few hundred dollars on a device that is little more than a smartphone (with a bigger screen, without the phone)?

New version of deployment tool m23 supports Ubuntu 12.04 LTS

The latest version rock 12.3 of the Linux deployment tool m23 comes with added support for deploying clients with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and a range of desktops to choose from. A client output monitor has been added to the web interface and the virtualization functions of the integrated virtualization have been extended. Several improvements and bug fixes complete the new release.

What are MySQL Temporary Tables?

  • Linux.org; By Ronald Steelman (Posted by kprojects on Jun 15, 2012 12:24 AM CST)
  • Groups: MySQL
I originally planned on writing an article over Common Table Expressions (CTEs) but since MySQL does not currently support CTEs, and there has been much debate as to why they should implement it, I decided not to write an article about it. MySQLs answer to CTEs is Temporary Tables. A temporary table is a base table that is not stored in the databse, but instead exists only while the database session in which it was created is active. In this article we will look further at what a Temporary Table is, how to use them and when it is appropriate to use them.

Things You Didn't Know You Could do with the Gwenview Image Viewer

  • Free Software Magazine; By Gary Richmond (Posted by scrubs on Jun 14, 2012 11:37 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Linux
Gwenview is the default image viewer for the KDE desktop. Out of the box it's good looking but nothing obviously exceptional. Except for two things: Phonon and plugins. That combination really does make Gwenview a pretty useful bit of kit. Let's see what it can do.

First Batch of Via Technologies $49 Android PC Sells Out

  • xbitlabs.com; By Anton Shilov (Posted by kennethh on Jun 14, 2012 10:50 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
Via Technologies started to accept pre-orders onto its Android PC (APC) platform for $49 on Sunday and managed to sell the first batch of mainboards within several hours.

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