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RSSOwl 2.1.2: The Best News Feed Reader for Ubuntu/Linux
RSSOwl is a free and powerful news feed reader. RSSOwl lets you organize, update, gather,save informations and search news in a convenient. RSSOwl easy to use interface with endless flexibility.
How To Simulate Network Devices Using SNMP Simulator
This tutorial explains how you can simulate network devices for testing purposes with the free Verax SNMP Simulator. Verax SNMP agent simulator is a tool that can simulate multiple SNMPv1/v2c agents on a single host on standard 161 port through multi-netting. It allows IT personnel to build virtual, simulated networks of devices without purchasing any additional hardware, for instance for testing purposes. Individual simulated agent responses can be initially retrieved from existing devices and modified at runtime by user defined rules.
AMD Fusion On Gallium3D Leaves A Lot To Be Desired
It's been a few months since last running any AMD Fusion tests under Linux, so here's a look at the AMD A8-3870K "Llano" APU performance under both the latest Catalyst driver and the open-source Radeon Gallium3D stack with Ubuntu 12.04. Besides the open-source driver being handily beaten by the Catalyst binary driver, the power efficiency is also a disappointment.
Terasology, A Free And Open Source Minecraft Inspired Game Engine for Linux
Terasology (previously known as Blockmania) is a free and open source Minecraft inspired game engine involving procedural terrain generation and efficient rendering techniques in Java using the LWJGL. The engine uses a block-based voxel-like approach seen in Minecraft. Terasology developers are now working on a full game incorporating elements from Dwarf Fortress and Dungeon Keeper.
Cisco's Cius Android Tablets: Back On Stage?
When Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers and other executives take the stage at this week’s Cisco Partner Summit, I wonder: Will Cisco executives arrive with Cius tablets? The answer to that question could reveal how Cisco is feeling about its purpose-built tablets, which run Google Android. Here's the update.
Will Open Source Clouds Surround Windows Azure?
Over the past year, I’ve watched closely as Microsoft’s two flagship cloud platforms — Office 365 and Windows Azure — gained anecdotal momentum. But here’s the challenge from Microsoft: It seems like the cloud computing world has increasingly gone open source. Here's the mounting evidence.
Oracle's IP war against Google finally going to trial: What's at stake
Nearly two years ago, Oracle went to court and accused Google's Android team of infringing patents and copyrights related to the Java programming language. After about 900 motions and filings, and legal fees that are undoubtedly mind-boggling, the trial will finally get started this week. Android has faced many legal challenges, but this is easily one of the most significant, and one of the only ones targeting Google itself rather than the company's hardware partners.
LXer Weekly Roundup for 15-Apr-2012
Linux 3.4-rc3 Fixes Two Obscure Bugs
Linus Torvalds announced the release of the Linux 3.4-rc3 kernel on Sunday evening...
Ubuntu-Friendly HP Cloud Enters Public Beta
According to survey results released earlier this year, Ubuntu still has a lot of room to grow in the cloud space. But it seems to be doing just that, the latest indicator being HP’s release of cloud products based partially on Ubuntu. Here’s the scoop, and why it matters for the Ubuntu world in particular.
7 programs to monitor your bandwidth from the Linux shell
Monitoring how much bandwidth is used is a fundamental task to check the status of your servers, or just your desktop, so i always test new tools to see if i find something good. This is the third article of this series and in this one I’ll take a look at Bmon, speedometer and Nload these 3 programs join NetHogs, IPTState, pktstats and IPTraf in my list of useful network tools.
DeVeDe: the easy route to DVD creation on Linux
There was a time not so long ago when finding applications to handle media manipulation on Linux was really difficult. One could barely find a decent player for media files.
ErLLVM: High-Performance Erlang For LLVM
Developers behind ErLLVM, an LLVM back-end for supporting high-performance Erlang, have called upon this code to be included in mainline LLVM...
Job Posting Reveals Canonical's Plans for Ubuntu Phone OS
"Canonical is seeking a business development lead to engage and develop strong relationships with industry partners in the run up to the launch of Ubuntu as a smartphone operating system,".
Managing Users with KDE
KDE is not only a graphical frontend for Linux. It comes with a set of applications and also with a set of system administration tools that can help power users take control of their desktops or laptops without dropping to the command line.
Linux Features Prominently at This Year’s CES
The yearly Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the right spot for buyers and industry insiders to gather information regarding the hottest electronic devices and upcoming products. Previously, the stage was ruled by Google’s Android. Never the less, this year Linux attracted lots of attention, as reported by a PCWorld.com article. Below are a portion of the Linux products which were presented at this year’s CES.
Using iSCSI On Debian Squeeze (Initiator And Target)
This guide explains how you can set up an iSCSI target and an iSCSI initiator (client), both running Debian Squeeze. The iSCSI protocol is a storage area network (SAN) protocol which allows iSCSI initiators to use storage devices on the (remote) iSCSI target using normal ethernet cabling. To the iSCSI initiator, the remote storage looks like a normal, locally-attached hard drive.
Intel Preview: Z77 Motherboards Run Well With Linux
Intel introduced their new Z77 "Panther Point" chipset earlier this month in advance of the Ivy Bridge processor launch. Questions have begun to pour in how the line-up of Z77 motherboards are working under Linux. Are there any Linux compatibility problems? Here is my brief statement on the matter for now after having already used two Z77 motherboards for a while under Linux.
Miss our Collaboration or Legal Summits? Here are some resources
Last week, we had our biggest turn-out ever for our Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit and our Legal Summit held immediately before. Collab has come a long way since the first meeting in 2007 at the Googleplex. While some of the issues and players have changed at heart the result is the same: a cross-section of people from the industry and community who may otherwise not meet collaborating together. We have assembled slides and videos from the week so if you weren't able to join us, please enjoy.
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