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The Linux Setup, Noah Lorang, 37signals
An interview with Noah Lorang of 37signals, where he discusses the Linux tools he uses for data analysis and other day-to-day work.
An Introductory Tutorial on TCPMon
Apache TCPMon, an open-source tool, monitors data being transferred on a TCP connection, and displays all communication it captures in its GUI interface. This is an introductory tutorial on using TCPMon for debugging network communication.
Unity Desktop Lenses
One of the most popular features of the new Unity desktop are the Lenses. You can uses lenses to sort and search for items inside the Unity dash. For example, a lens for music will allow you to filter your searches for all of your music items and display music only in your search results. There are several lenses that can be added to the dash, each providing its own impressive functions as well.
Get A KDE Spark Tablet, Right Now...
Potential buyers have been clamoring over the new KDE Spark tablet. Though predicted to perform otherwise, demand has been incredibly high as suggested by the sheer volume of pre-orders over at Make-Play-Live. Well, you don’t have to wait in line…
openSUSE 12.2 development cycle picks up steam
Jos ponders the openSUSE 12.2 releases and openSUSE upstream development for the next SUSE Linux Enterprise release…
Debian: kFreeBSD 9.0 Kernel Competing Against Linux 3.2
The Debian GNU/kFreeBSD project has been quite interesting as one of the official Debian operating system ports. Debian GNU/kFreeBSD pairs the FreeBSD kernel with the Debian GNU user-land so that users can enjoy their traditional Debian applications while taking advantage of the FreeBSD kernel. With the recently released FreeBSD 9.0 kernel having worked its way into Debian Wheezy, how is the FreeBSD 9.0 kernel performance compared to the Linux 3.2 kernel? This article provides those benchmarks.
A quiet communication went public
We are still sorting out our choices and options so there really isn't much to say except I have contracted throat cancer and at first look, the prognosis isn't good.
Atari Pong at 40: Alcorn talks plastics, pirates and square balls
Pong pioneer to Bushnell: 'Screw you, I'm not making it round!'
Interview The phrase "Once you're lucky, twice you're good" should be applied to Allan "Al" Alcorn, the engineer behind Pong, the world's first successful computer arcade game which celebrates its 40th birthday this year.…
KDE - Best Desktop Environment of the Year
The 2011 Members' Choice Awards from LinuxQuestions.org has honored the KDE Community with "Best Desktop Environment of the Year". In addition, Tech Radar has declared that KDE Workspaces are the best desktop environment. KDE innovation, performance and stability have particular appeal for users.
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Installing And Configuring MNTOS
MNTOS (Multi Nagios Tactical Overview System) provides a way to view a distributed network of Nagios servers. In the example all the Nagios servers are Nagios Core.
How I Control GPU and Memory Clock Speed ATI Radeon Graphics Card using rovclock on Ubuntu
rovclock is a useful command line tool to control GPU and memory clock speed of ATI Radeon graphics card. rovclock can use on laptops and PCs that using ATI Radeon graphics card.
The growth of LibreOffice over Microsoft Office
Despite paying due credit to Microsoft’s more mature platform and dedicated development input, the increase in contribution and excellent open governance model is fast moving LibreOffice to streamline its suite and offer a great package.
r 2012 How To Dual-Boot Android-x86 And Ubuntu (With GRUB 2)
Some of you have asked how to dual-boot Android-X86 4.0 ICS (which uses GRUB legacy) with Ubuntu (GRUB 2), so here's how to do it, including a video showing all the required steps as well as installing Android-X86.
Linux 2.6.32 Kernel Is Nearing An End
On Sunday marked the release of the 58th point release for the Linux 2.6.32 kernel by Greg Kroah-Hartman. The Linux 2.6.32.58 kernel now marks the passing of this kernel series into its extended-long-term maintenance window...
MythTV 0.25 Will Finally Be Released Next Month
After quite a long development cycle, which saw MythTV forked into a new project called Torc by one of its lead developers, the upstream MythTV 0.25 release is finally becoming a reality...
Chakra 2012.02: improved, but still confusing
These are too many rough edges for the beginners. Anyhow, Chakra Linux 2012.02 is a big improvement from version 2011.04. I hope that development will continue, and eventually the system will be polished and shiny.
Lafayette Deception, Ch. 12: In-tro-du-cing the Next President of the United States!
Frank closed the back door of his camper behind him and peered carefully around its corner. Only a few cars and pickup trucks shared the lot with him now, one of which must hold the person who was helping himself to Frank’s wireless connection.
Setting Up ProFTPd + TLS On Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot)
FTP is a very insecure protocol because all passwords and all data are transferred in clear text. By using TLS, the whole communication can be encrypted, thus making FTP much more secure. This article explains how to set up ProFTPd with TLS on an Ubuntu 11.10 server.
Updates: ffDiaporama 1.2, GNOME Pie 0.5, SMPlayer 0.7.1
ffDiaporama is a multi-platform application for creating videos from photos or movie clips. It supports various transition effects, titles/annotations, music and more.
The LilyPond Report #24
GNU LilyPond is a free/open-source music typesetting program. This community-driven project brings the aesthetics of traditionally engraved music to computer printouts.
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