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Linux / Unix Desktop Fun: Text Mode ASCII-art Box and Comment Drawing
Boxes command is a text filter and a little known tool that can draw any kind of ASCII art box around its input text or code for fun and profit. You can quickly create email signatures, or create regional comments in any programming language. This command was intended to be used with the vim text editor, but can be tied to any text editor which supports filters, as well as from the command line as a standalone tool.
TLWIR 39: GNU/Linux is Officially Too Big to Fail
The GNU/Linux operating system recently received a huge boost, courtesy of the United States Navy. One momentous decision has officially made GNU/Linux too big to fail.
Running Shopware Community Edition On Nginx on Debian Squeeze/Ubuntu 12.04
This tutorial shows how you can install and run Shopware Community Edition (version 3.5.6) on a Debian Squeeze or Ubuntu 12.04 system that has nginx installed instead of Apache (LEMP = Linux + nginx (pronounced "engine x") + MySQL + PHP). Shopware is a feature-rich ecommerce platform; I will use the Community Edition here which is free. nginx is a HTTP server that uses much less resources than Apache and delivers pages a lot of faster, especially static files.
Thief open-sources Richard Stallman's laptop, passport, visa
Free Software firebrand's hardware liberated in Argentina
Richard Stallman, founder of the Free Software Foundation, was distressed to find his personal belongings had been liberally distributed sans GPL - his prized laptop, wallet and passport were nicked at a conference in Argentina.…
Linux Gets Fresh and Tasty with Sabayon 9 and LinuxMint Box
There are a lot of Linux distributions on the Linux Planet, very few of them have their own branded hardware.
Gnome is ready to unleash the beast: An App Center
Gnome three point six will surprise us in many ways. After the redesigned Shell we will get a new pretty package manager and ..a bit further a brand new fancy software center!
Apple's inserts sharp stick into Google's eye, introduces iOS 6
New features to embarrass Mountain View 'dairy product' developer
If you're harboring any doubts about bad blood bubbling between Apple and Google, Cupertino's iOS headman Scott Forstall dispelled them on Monday when introducing the next version of Apple's mobile operating system, iOS 6.…
Linux Mint joins mini-PC hardware business
Standard and ribbed minty boxes for sale
Linux Mint, flush with its recent popularity in the distro stakes, is looking to take the pain out of installation with its first hardware line, called mintBox, that comes in smooth and ribbed versions.…
Preventing Stack Overflow Attacks
The use of special prologues and epilogues around functions can easily detect attacks that rely on stack overflows. Here is how "stack smashing" is actually performed and how its occurrence is detected.
Running Chrome with less memory: disable extensions
In my last article on Chromium I explained how to add a command switch to the desktop icon's launcher tab to add a Purge Memory button to the task Manager. Browsers need memory, like memory and in fact love it. They don't give it up without a fight. I'm not belligerent by nature but it's my memory, I paid for it and I want it back. So, here's another trick in a similar vein to force Chromium to relinquish some more.
KDE Commit-Digest for 27th May 2012
In this week's KDE Commit-Digest:
Okular saves annotations locally
Delayed search in Calligra allows the users to type the whole word; adding image lists possible; brush rotation is absolute to canvas rotation
Amarok is now capable of transcoding music when copying it to USB Mass Storage devices
Exponential notation supported in Kst
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It’s Time for Canonical to Stop Protecting Unity
Canonical privileges Unity at the expense of other desktop environments. All this does is reduce choice for users and inhibit the growth of Unity. It's time for Ubuntu to embrace other environments at the corporate level — not just at the community one.
Bodhi Linux ARM Release Candidate for Genesi
Early this year I posted about our beta release of Bodhi on ARM for the Genesi Smartbook. Today I would like to finally follow up that beta release with something that I consider "release candidate" quality.
Getting Work Done On Android
With increasingly powerful Android smartphones and tablets, and the vast usability enhancements Android itself has gotten through its various incarnations, it’s increasingly likely that your day to day computer use can be reduced or eliminated by using your mobile device.
Reglue.org looking for new logo
We are looking for some of our graphically-talented friends to submit to us some ideas for a Reglue logo. Of course, I am partial to the 1950's look bold neon idea but we are open to others.
Camera FV-5: Android Camera App for Serious Photographers
The Camera FV-5 app is designed for serious photographers, and as such, it lacks fancy trimmings like scene modes, effects, and sharing capabilities.
Lunduke OS: Sussudio
Bryan Lunduke announced on his blog today the imminent forthcomence of the Lunduke OS, a custom appliance built with Suse Studio. This appliance will make available all the tools necessary to develop for, and tinker with, the Lunduke Suite.
Microsoft removes barriers for open source on Windows 8
Microsoft has removed a potential barrier to open source developers planning on using Windows 8 by reversing its decision to only allow its free-of-charge developer tools to create Windows 8 Metro applications. In a blog posting, Microsoft has declared that developers using the free-of-charge version of Visual Studio will now be able to write standard desktop applications for Windows 8 and noted that its move "will enable developers working on open source applications to target existing and previous versions of Windows".
10 BYOD mobile device management suites you need to know
Can’t decide on a BYOD management suite? This list will put you on the fast track to finding the one that’s right for you.
MPlayer 1.1 released after nine years development time
Linux mainstay MPlayer has skipped version 1.0 and gone straight to 1.1, bringing with it bug fixes and new HD features
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