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Carrier IQ: How the rootkit tracks everything on your phone and how to remove it
Carrier IQ: A widespread rootkit tracking everything on your mobile phone from location to web searches and text messages. How to detect it and remove it from your Android phone and iOS device.
Enabling Compiz On Xubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot)
This tutorial shows how you can enable Compiz on a Xubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) desktop (the system must have a 3D-capable graphics card - I'm using an NVIDIA GeForce 8200 here). Xubuntu uses the Xfce desktop environment which is a fast and stable alternative for those that are not happy with Unity or Gnome 3. With Compiz you can use beautiful 3D effects like wobbly windows or a desktop cube on your desktop.
Enable Classic Gnome 2 Desktop In Ubuntu 11.10
Gnome team has triggered a new wave of excitement around Gnome 3 Shell with the extensions website. Even Linux Torvalds now find Gnome 3 to be more usable. That leaves Ubuntu users behind who are stuck with Unity which has not seen any customization at all.
Linux Game SpaceChem is Now Available for Free to Schools
Popular Linux game SpaceChem is now free for Schools encouraging use of games for educational purposes. Interested schools can now request free license of the game before the end of January 2012. SpaceChem is an intriguing, "problem-solving centric" puzzle game by Zachtronics Industries that combines the logic of computer programming with the scientific domain of chemistry, set in an original science fiction universe. Players build machines using mechanics similar to visual programming that assemble and transform chemical compounds. Players later connect those machines together to form complex pipelines, and ultimately construct special pipelines to fight back against space-monsters that threaten humanity
Alexandria Project: The Sequel
A year ago, thousands of you followed the cyber security adventures of Frank Adversego through to their surprising, cliff-hanger conclusion. As an election year approaches in the U.S., there's new evil afoot, and only Frank can get to the bottom of it.
Finally, Easy Post-It (tm) Notes on the Desktop
Wnotes allow you to stick Post-It (tm) type notes nearly anywhere on your Linux desktop portably, using your existing desktop configuration. They're simple to install and use, and designed to co-exist with as many graphical programs as possible, even other note programs.
GNOME 3: How to Change the Wallpaper from Command-Line
The older way of doing this, with gconftool-2 doesn’t seem to work anymore in GNOME 3, however, there is still possible to change the background image, by using the gsettings tool instead.
Review of CoffeeScript: Accelerated JavaScript Development
It's been awhile since I've sunk my teeth into a good book review so I'm finally glad to get my appetite back and start consuming Trevor Burnham's "CoffeeScript: Accelerated JavaScript Development" book. I'm actually just as interested in trying out CoffeeScript itself as in having a look at what the book has to offer. Well then, let's get started.
Auto Hide Top Panel In Gnome 3,
fpmurphy has create a Gnome 3 extension called Auto Hide Top Panel (uploaded to Gnome Extensions by erguille), which hides the top panel and give you full screen - it not only saves time but also removes distracting elements. When you take the mouse on the top, the panel will appear. Since all the menus remain with the respective windows (unlike Unity's global menu) there is no productivity loss.
9 Kernel Vulnerabilities Affect Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Canonical announced yesterday, December 2nd, that several more security vulnerabilities were discovered in the Linux kernel packages, this time affecting the Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Lucid Lynx) operating system.
This week at LWN: Thoughts on conferences
Over the last four years or so, I have attended numerous conferences in many different locations. It has been, really without any exceptions, an incredible experience. Conferences are one of the main ways that our communities come together and meet face-to-face—something that's important to counterbalance the standard email and IRC development environment. In that time, I have also seen many different ways to organize, schedule, and produce those conferences, and, as is the case with free software projects, there are bits and pieces that conferences can learn from each other. What follows is my—fairly opinionated obviously—distillation of what works well and less well, which will hopefully be useful as new conferences spring up, or as existing ones plan for next year.
Softpedia Linux Weekly, Issue 176
Welcome to the 176th issue of Softpedia Linux Weekly!
Linux Games: Dungeons of Dredmor
Thanks to the Humble Bundle i’ve discovered also this nice game: Dungeons of Dredmor.
It’s a classic Rogue-like game, you have to move your hero in 10 level of dungeons where you’ll fight against terrible monsters, to get new equipment, skills and fight the big bad Evil guy, from the official site:
Long ago, the Dark Lord Dredmor was bound in the darkest dungeons beneath the earth by great and mighty heroes. Centuries later, the magical bonds that hold him in place are loosening and his power grows ever stronger. The land cries out for a new hero, a powerful warrior or a mystic wizard like those spoken of in the prophecies of yore.
What they have, unfortunately, is you…
Nothing new on the story side, what make Dungeons of Dredmor so appealing it’s it’s comic style and the humour that the authors have used in the whole game.
Long ago, the Dark Lord Dredmor was bound in the darkest dungeons beneath the earth by great and mighty heroes. Centuries later, the magical bonds that hold him in place are loosening and his power grows ever stronger. The land cries out for a new hero, a powerful warrior or a mystic wizard like those spoken of in the prophecies of yore.
What they have, unfortunately, is you…
Nothing new on the story side, what make Dungeons of Dredmor so appealing it’s it’s comic style and the humour that the authors have used in the whole game.
Linux Mint 12 Lisa Review: Magnificent is the Word!
Linux Mint, the venerable Ubuntu based Linux distro, is in the news again. Linux Mint 12 codenamed "Lisa" is finally released. It based on GNOME 3.0 and runs GNOME Shell with some ingenious tweaks of its own. Detailed review of Linux Mint 12 "Lisa" OS. Read on.
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Linux 3.2-rc4: Maybe It's Just Time For My Meds
A new development release of the Linux 3.2 kernel took place on Thursday...
Add to your bookmarks - Linux games on sale
A list that will always be updated with games currently going on sale for Linux!
10 Console Music Players for Linux
CMus
This is one of the best, feature-rich players for console. Build using ncurses and thus offering a text user interface, CMus has several view modes, organizes your music by artist/album, provides playlists and a library view, a filebrowser, it allows searching, Last.fm/Libre.fm scrobbling via this script, and it uses Vi-like keyboard shortcuts.
Genode 11.11 Released With Virtualization Options
Genode, the interesting research (non-Linux) operating system developed on a unique framework architecture, recently experienced the release of Genode OS 11.11. This operating system, which brought Gallium3D support last year, now has a variety of virtualization modules available...
Ubuntu 12.04 'Precise Pangolin' alpha 1 has been released
Ubuntu 12.04 named 'Precise Pangolin' alpha 1 has been released with many new features and bug fixes.
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