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The Lafayette Deception: Chapter 6: Me Client, You Server
Frank was only a couple hundred yards from his camper, but already he was gasping for breath. He wanted to blame the 8,000 foot elevation of the North Rim, but suspected he couldn’t pin all of his distress on the thin air. After all, he hadn’t engaged in anything more strenuous than a fast walk since high school. And he hadn’t been in great shape then, either.
Linux Mint Touchs All Time High On DistroWatch, Will Ubuntu Recover?
Now, Linux Mint has assumingly broken all time record on DistroWatch and how looks huge with 3160 rating which is more than 1,077 more than Ubuntu. There is no way that Ubuntu will cover this distance in the near future, unless they change something dramatically.
A Simple Bash Shell Script to Convert MP3s to Ogg Vorbis
I don't like the mp3 format at all. I try to avoid it. I recently bought a couple of jazz songs from Amazon in mp3 format. In this tutorial, I'll show you a simple Bash shell script that you can use to convert mp3s to Ogg vorbis on your GNU/Linux system.
Canonical Showcases Ubuntu TV and IVI at CES, Exclusive Images
Softpedia has been informed that Canonical plans to make an exclusive demonstration of an Ubuntu TV and Ubuntu In-vehicle Infotainment (IVI) at CES 2012.
Firefox 9 Officially Lands in Ubuntu 11.10
A few days ago, Canonical uploaded the final bits of the Mozilla Firefox 9.0 web browser on the official software repositories for the Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) operating system.
Singleton in header only library
Static member variables are inevitable in singleton implementations. If we define the static member variable in the header file and include it in more than one source file, the linker would throw multiple definition errors when trying to link the translation units. So it is a little tricky to design the singleton in header only implementations. Nevertheless it is not difficult.
KDE Commit-Digest for 18th December 2011
In this week's KDE Commit-Digest:
In Calligra, extended undo/redo functionality, updated Excel 2000/2003 support, optimization of formula parsing and numerous bugfixes
Kmix now shows MPRIS2 streams
More useful capacity bar when hovering collection in Amarok
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How to fix GNOME 3 failed to load of Fedora 16 installed on VirtualBox
This guide describes how to fix GNOME 3 failed to load error of Fedora 16 installed on VirtualBox and get a working GNOME Shell.
Ubuntu TV Revealed At CES 2012 - Video and Tech Specifications
Canonical has revealed a new Ubuntu TV concept as CES. The TV will have easy integration of broadcast, online services and applications and will also support a range of other devices like tablets and phones that can serve as second screen for content viewing. Ubuntu TV will have ability to stream music, photos and videos from the PC to the TV. And with Ubuntu TV apps for iOS, Android and Ubuntu, media can be shared between the TV and portable devices using the personal cloud service, Ubuntu One. Ubuntu TV will run your applications and many other apps from third party developers. These apps will be delivered and updated through an online store.
Microsoft's veteran server and tools chief punches eject
The veteran running the business side of Microsoft's Windows server and tools software is leaving after 16 years. Corporate vice president Robert Wahbe is leaving Microsoft at the end of next month, according to an updated version of his corporate biography here. Wahbe is responsible for all product and business management for Windows Server, SQL Server, Visual Studio, System Center, and Forefront – meaning he's in charge of pricing, packaging, branding and advertising. Microsoft's $15bn Server and Tools group is also home to Microsoft's cloud effort, Windows Azure.
Ubuntu TV Demoed At CES
Ubuntu TV, a TV-optimized Ubuntu version, was demoed by Canonical at CES in Las Vegas earlier today. The Ubuntu-powered television is planned to initially target the US and China and is said to be available by the end of this year.
PAC Manager: All your Connection are belong to us
If you manage remote machines you have for sure some way to connect to them, to connect to Unix machines I’m used to open a terminal with my favorite terminal emulator (Terminator in these days), and from there ssh to other servers, for Windows RDP protocol as client i use Remmina (perhaps i’ll talk of it in a future article) and for FTP and SFTP i use Filezilla, but i’ve found recently another interesting software that could change my habitudes: PAC Manager, where PAC stand for Perl/Gtk approach to connections managing.
How to get your public external IP using the terminal
If you are trying to find out what your public external IP address is, you typically go to a web site specifically for this purpose, such as ipchicken.com or whatsmyip.org. Thanks to cURL, you can easily do this from the command line too.
SCALE 10X Will Show Attendees How to Build an Open Source Cloud
At the 2012 Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 10x, Jan. 20-22, Los Angeles), open source upstarts and technology giants will make a similar claim: For you to truly succeed, your strategy will need a healthy dose of open source and Linux. Here's a preview of the discussion.
Microsoft-Nokia Hype Machine Shifts into High Gear
Oh my, the Microsoft hype machine is back folks and in what appears to be an orchestrated campaign or a huge coincidence -- you decide -- we suddenly see a number of stories trumpeting the greatness of Windows Phone 7 and at the same time, stories about how Apple and Android, well they used to be cool, but not anymore.
eyeOS 2.5 Open Source review – how the mighty have fallen
If you can set up a Linux box with Apache, with a bit of fettling you can use eyeOS to create your own personalised cloud desktop. Michael Reed reviews eyeOS version 2.5…
Ubuntu One Files available now for iOS
The parent company of the best Linux distro around now offers their free Ubuntu One Files service for your iPhone.
Ubuntu Bringing Linux to your TV - Will it succeed?
Linux on TVs is nothing new and shouldn't come as a surprise. If you've got a DVR device, a Texas Instrument chip, an 'enhanced' media device (WD, seagate, boxee etc..) you've already got a Linux TV. What Ubuntu is doing here is associating their brand of Linux (and make no mistake about it, Canonical is doing its best to push Ubuntu as a brand) for consumer electronics vendors.
Web Filtering On Squid 3 With QuintoLabs Content Security 1.4 And Windows Active Directory Integration
This HOWTO will show you how to set up a Squid proxy server deployed on CentOS or RedHat 6 Linux with web and content filtering done by QuintoLabs Content Security with proxy users transparently authenticated by Windows 2008 R2 based Active Directory. This is the work in progress and all comments are welcomed. The HOWTO is targeted at novice users and may sometimes seem too thorough for more advanced gurus. No compilation magic will be involved in our setup so any system administrator accustomed to Windows will be able to easily follow the instructions.
File System Encryption on CentOS 6
CentOS 6 now includes eCryptfs which provides the ability to encrypt data and files on a per-file basis instead of the entire disk as in block encryption. The eCryptfs system sits on top of the current file system to provide the encryption layer, that is why it is known as the pseudo-file system. The file operations which are sent to the underlying file system are intercepted by eCryptfs and encrypted.
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