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Dell Announces 'Project Sputnik', An Ubuntu Laptop For Developers
Dell has announced Project Sputnik, a 6 month research effort to explore the possibility of creating an open source laptop targeted directly at developers. It is based on Ubuntu 12.04 and Dell XPS13 laptop.
Object Inheritance in Nagios
An object in Nagios is a unit of information, such as a host, service, contact, group, timeperiod, etc. Since these units or objects represent text files, they can inherit properties from other units or objects.
Dell Announces A Linux Laptop Designed for Developers
A few years ago Dell began offering the Ubuntu distribution of Linux on its desktops and laptaps, but quietly dropped the option from its online store in 2010 (though it’s still possible to order certain machines with Ubuntu). Today at the Ubuntu Developers Summit Dell announced that it is dipping its toes into back into the Linux laptop market with Project Sputnik, a developer-centric laptop running Ubuntu 12.04 on Dell’s XPS13 Ultrabook hardware.
PC-BSD 9.1 installer preview
One of the most important aspects of a distribution (there goes that word, again) or an operating system, is the installer or installation program. PC-BSD’s installer, aside from Anaconda, the Fedora system installer, is one of the most frequently updated installers on any distribution that I have used or reviewed on this website.
And it is a pretty good, point-and-click installation program, though, not without its faults.
And it is a pretty good, point-and-click installation program, though, not without its faults.
Add Linux power to wireless routers with advanced tips and tricks for DD-WRT
DD-WRT brings all the power of the Linux networking stack to inexpensive wireless routers, turning a consumer router into a mighty networking powerhouse. Learn how to install and secure DD-WRT, and learn about the powerful, flexible command line behind the GUI.
Will Google Android Forks Trigger Unix-Like Fractures?
Will Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) Android encounter multiple forks in the road? And if so, does that mean Google Android will fracture into multiple incompatible variants — like Unix did more than two decades ago? Hmmm… The answer is yes and no. Here’s why.
Oracle Java vs. Google Android: Jury Decision & Android Apps
A jury decision has arrived in the Oracle Java vs. Google Android legal case. But the Oracle vs. Google legal feud isn’t over. This is only the first part of what could be a three-chapter legal battle between the two technology giants. Here’s the update for Google Android and Java partners, particularly smart phone makers and ISVs (independent software vendors) that develop Android apps.
IT's Reputation Problem
You're in IT and you have a bad reputation at your company. You're aloof, overpaid and you don't do enough. Have you ever stopped to consider why people feel this way? It could be because the rules of engagement are changing and you need to learn to communicate better.
Ubuntu 12.04s Great Flaw: No Hibernation Feature
Ubuntu 12.04 is codenamed “Precise Pangolin.” But maybe it should be called “Linux that never sleeps.” And that wouldn’t be a compliment. Au contraire — the operating system’s lack of support for hibernation, or the ability to put the computer to “sleep” using no power, is a major flaw in an otherwise great Ubuntu release. And it doesn’t bode well for Canonical’s ambitions of conquering the desktop. Here's why.
Canonical: Ubuntu To Soon Ship On 5% Of PCs
Chris Kenyon, the VP of sales and business development for Canonical, just spoke this afternoon at the Ubuntu 12.10 Developer Summit about what Canonical does with OEMs and ODMs. He also tossed out some rather interesting numbers about the adoption of Ubuntu Linux...
Citrix Synergy Summit: CloudStack & 4 Other Trends to Watch
At the Citrix Synergy 2012 conference this week in San Francisco, Citrix CEO Mark Templeton can attempt to position Citrix as a preferred partner for the two biggest trends in IT: Mobility and open source cloud computing. In addition to a Citrix Cloud Stack update, here are four trends and themes from Citrix Synergy that are worth watching.
Linux Kernel 3.3.5 Is Available for Download
Greg Kroah-Hartman announced a couple of hours ago, May 7th, the immediate availability for download of the fifth maintenance release for the stable Linux 3.3 kernel series.
How and How NOT to Re-License your Work for Free Culture
The last week has been terrific for "Lunatics". We've cleared the licenses on almost all of the music -- and certainly the most important pieces. However, for a moment, I want to focus on the little problem with the one minute of music we probably won't get to use, and the right and wrong way to relicense your art if you are ever in that situation.
Mountain Goat: Ubuntu on Apple Hardware
Is running Ubuntu on Apple hardware the trend of the future?
HTML5 for Audio Applications
HTML5 lets you play music through compliant browsers—no "cloud" required.
Doom 3 Progresses On OpenGL ES 2.0, EGL
Last month I wrote about a new GLSL back-end for the Doom 3 engine by Oliver McFadden. This week he's now shared his work done to bring OpenGL ES 2.0 and EGL support to this game engine...
An Interview with Leon Brin, maintainer of Mathbuntu
Today we share with you an interview with Dr. Leon Brin, professor, mathematician and maintainer of Mathbuntu a set of scripts that enhances an Ubuntu based distribution with mathematical software. Leon tells us the story behind Mathbuntu and how you can help the project. Enjoy!
EU's top court: APIs can't be copyrighted
"The European Court of Justice ruled on Wednesday that application programming interfaces (APIs) and other functional characteristics of computer software are not eligible for copyright protection. Users have the right to examine computer software in order to clone its functionality—and vendors cannot override these user rights with a license agreement, the court said."
Python modules you should know: dnspython
Next in our series of Python modules you should know is dnspython. This package is a DNS toolkit, you can use it to perform DNS queries, Zone transfers and Dynamic Updates in Python programs.
Updating Chakra Archimedes
Unlike other Linux distributions that feature a graphical package manager, Chakra’s tend to have issues handling major updates, so a decision was made not to ship a graphical package in the April ISO image. Which meant that installing and updating applications (and the system) on a default installation of Chakra Archimedes 2012.04 could only be accomplished from the command line.
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