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Intel continues to work on Linux kernel patches for ZPODD support...

After going into beta in March, the second and final beta release of NetBSD 6.0 is now available...

I love buying gadgets, and I'm not one to deprive myself. My house has just about every piece of equipment I've ever lusted after, from a Mac Mini hooked up to an Apple Cinema Display to a Sony Bravia 3D TV connected to my PS3. I have a MacBook Air, PS Vita, iPad, Nintendo 3DS, Kindle touch—the list goes on.

I wouldn't want to do without any of them. But out of all my gadgets and computers, there's one I respect above all others, and it's an old piece of junk.

In KDE, there are quite a few apps out there to manage your personal photo library with. The prominent ones that come to mind are DigiKam and Qwenview. While both of these applications are fantastic and highly regarded, they miss one huge mark...

"Here's a simple PHP diff script I wrote for no particular reason. Its output is similar to how Wikipedia does it, though admittedly, a lot simpler and inferior. It works really well for predictable comparisons, like two files that are mostly the same or a directory listing where some files have been renamed, added or removed. However, I have no use for it, I was simply trying for proof of concept. Even if I have no use for it, somebody might, right? Anyway, here's how it works."

The FreeMedForms project is a free and open source medical project that includes an EMR, a prescribing assistant, an ICD10 coding assistant and an accountancy assistant. The FreeMedForms team is proud to announce the release of the new version 0.7.3 of the project. This release is mainly a debug release of the 0.7x series. Packages/binaries for: Ubuntu, MacOs, Windows are already available. Visit freemedforms.com

Fedora 17 now officially sets it’s memory requirement for installation to 512MB. Before Fedora 17, the requirements and been a similarly unrealistic 768MB. A standard desktop installation with Gnome 3 in tow will not be able to perform realistically for any user. Of course Fedora is good for a great many configurations, including different desktop environments and server configurations, but allowing the average user to complete an installation in the standard desktop configuration at such a low bar, seems like a strange move.

Yesterday, developer and blogger ShaneQFul posted about a new project that he’s been working on. One that fills an enormous void in the KDE space, and moreover, the Kubuntu space. No Ubuntu One integration for Dolphin, KDE’s default file manager. Shane answers this void with a new plugin.

I'm used to thinking of region codes as an unmitigated evil, but they do serve one useful purpose: they divide DVD editions up so that any given regional edition has fewer languages to support.

While Fedora 17 should be released next week, the ARM version is lagging behind and has just reached its own beta milestone...

A guide explaining how to set the same wallpaper in KDE desktop, kdm and ksplash screen.

LinuxTag 2012 ended this weekend at the Berlin Messe in Germany...

This weekend at LinuxTag 2012, an update was shared concerning the state of the Lima driver project -- the initiative to create a reverse-engineered, open-source ARM Mali driver...

While OpenGL ES 3.0 has been speculated about for months, the specification will be formally released by the Khronos Group this summer...

The much anticipated Dream Studio for 64-bit systems is out today.

If you have an android device that is not recognised when trying to access it via USB, this tutorial should help you.

GNOME 3 is a perfect example, but it is not the only one. I could cite many examples from the K Desktop Environment too. Even Cinnamon, a desktop environment that was created out of dissatisfaction with the stock GNOME 3 interface, has it share of one-too-many-mouse-clickers.

This shouldn't come as a terrible surprise, but the Facebook Phone looks like it will be running atop Linux...

In my past several articles, I've looked at various packages to do all kinds of science. Sometimes, however, there just isn't a tool to solve a particular problem. That's the great thing about science. There is always something new to discover and study. But, this means it's up to you to develop the software tools you need to do your analysis. more>>

The 2012 Libre Software Meeting will be in Geneva, Switzerland July 7 through July 12 of 2012. Dr. Bowen, the executive director of OEMR, will be speaking about using OpenEMR to improve accessibility to health care worldwide. The presentation will be at 10:40 AM on Wednesday, July 11th, 2012. This will be a 20 minute presentation on the internationalization of OpenEMR and how it has been put to use by International Planned Parenthood Federation in a growing number of countries.