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How To Install Unity 5.0 In Ubuntu 11.10 & Review
We recently published a how to about how to install Unity 5.0 in Ubuntu 12.04. But now even the Ubuntu 11.10 users can install and test Unity 5.0, thanks to the power of PPA. You just need to remember that Unity 5.0 is not stable yet and it might break certain things. I have been using it on my systems for a while now and it is working fine. Then, Ubuntu users don't fear of trying new things, right? So, here we go.
Desura adds free adventure games!
Desura one of our favourite clients to get games for Linux has added a couple of free downloadable adventure games.
VMware's New Graphics Architecture Is Shaping Up
VMware's overhauled Linux graphics driver stack is shaping up and coming together nicely in time for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, which will allow for 2D/3D guest acceleration within virtualized guest machines...
One Week To SCALE 10x Linux Event
There's just one week left until the SCALE 10x open-source Linux event takes place in Los Angeles...
Weekend Project: Learning Ins and Outs of Arduino
Arduino is an open embedded hardware and software platform designed for rapid creativity. It's both a great introduction to embedded programming and a fast track to building all kinds of cool devices like animatronics, robots, fabulous blinky things, animated clothing, games, your own little fabs... you can build what you imagine. Follow along as we learn both embedded programming and basic electronics.
Google TV 2.0 review, tweaks, and screenshots
Google recently rebooted Google TV with the release of Google TV 2.0 based on Android 3.1 (Honeycomb). This detailed review introduces Google TV 2.0, demonstrates its features, apps, and flexible new user interface, and shows how you can add customized folders and shortcuts to the homescreen for instant access to all your favorite apps and websites.
Microsoft (Illegally?) Demanding ARM OEMs to Block Linux on Windows 8 Hardware
Microsoft has been discovered to have changed its requirements for the upcoming ARM version of Windows 8. The change essentially will prohibit ARM devices, including PCs, from running operating systems other than Windows 8 after they ship to customers.
Peppermint OS Two Review
PeppermintOS is a Lubuntu based distribution that is lightweight and features a lot of cloud based applications
Raphael Hertzog's Debian Squeeze discs are well worth the money
I've burned hundreds of Linux and BSD discs since I figured out what to do with an ISO sometime in late 2006/early 2007. I've saved many and gotten rid of many as well.
Open source writing tools
There has been an impressive change in tools and techniques which writers can use for the good. It is easy to locate one (or more) for individual needs. Whether it is writing a novel, graphics applications or tutorials, these writing tools can serve multipurpose. Writing skills can gain unmatched dimensions on integrating with these advanced techniques. Your love for writing can potentially experience a boost by adapting with the modern applications. You can search one and get many on the internet.
Some of the potentially able writing tools have been summarized here.
Some of the potentially able writing tools have been summarized here.
Obama Administration Responds to SOPA
"While we believe that online piracy by foreign websites is a serious problem that requires a serious legislative response, we will not support legislation that reduces freedom of expression, increases cybersecurity risk, or undermines the dynamic, innovative global Internet."
DirectFB 1.6 Release Is Imminent With New Features
DirectFB 1.6 is about to be released this month and it will bring new features to the Direct Frame-Buffer project...
Microsoft Bans Linux From ARM PCs
When I talked to Linus Torvalds he said that Secure Boot is a good thing, but can be used in a bad ways. That's proving to be true. When Microsoft published The Certification Requirements for Windows 8 it was evident that the company wanted to use the secure boot to lock Linux out of such hardware, thus creating a Windows only hardware. The discovery lead to a strong protest from the FLOSS community. Microsoft allowed the non-ARM hardware to be able to run Linux if the hardware vendors chooses to allow that. But as we saw the arrival of ARM on desktop Microsoft "wasted no time in revising its Windows Hardware Certification Requirements to effectively ban most alternative operating systems on ARM-based devices that ship with Windows 8."
5 Best Free Android UPnP Clients
UPnP stands for Universal Plug and Play. It is a set of computer network protocols which enables devices on a home network to be aware of each other and access selected services. This collection of protocols with the appropriate software offers a very easy method of sharing media on your network as it features automatic discovery and supports zero-configuration.
Perens: the FOSS fire still burns
Bruce Perens looks a bit disoriented as he comes into the hotel lobby, looking for me. "Anyone here called Sam?" he calls out. The tiredness is evident on his face after the long haul from the US to Australia.
Ten nice Extensions for LibreOffice
LibreOffice is an open source Office Suite, an excellent alternative to MS Office. If offers a number of features and the added functionalities in the form of extensions. Here are some of the useful extensions for LibreOffice.
Search for songs through Unity Music Lens with the Grooveshark Scope
This guide describes how to search songs on Grooveshark through Unity Dash by using the Grooveshark Scope for Ubuntu.
Microsoft ready to war with Linux : Banned booting of GNU/Linux OS on ARM based Windows 8 Devices
GNU/Linux is not more support on ARM based windows 8 devices. If you purchase any hardware, you should free to choose your operating system and install on it. So if you want to run GNU/Linux on ARM based devices than forget it. From this decision of Microsoft, it seems that they are preparing for war with GNU/Linux operating system.
Genesi MX Smartbook Review
Genesi currently offers two products with the EFIKA mx51 ARM board. They are the SmartTop and the SmartBook. I own one of their SmartBook models and today I would like to do a comprehensive overview of the device.
Are Canada's Digital Laws Unconstitutional?
Why a recent Supreme Court decision may spur challenges to e-privacy laws.
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