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ARM9 SBC has extensive I/O
Sealevel Systems introduced an ARM9-based single board computer (SBC) that runs Windows CE 6.0 on an ARM9 processor. The Relio SBC-R9-2100 includes an Atmel AT91SAM9263 CPU, 128MB of RAM and 256MB of flash storage, and extensive I/O including Ethernet, serial, USB, CAN, and digital interfaces, the company says....
Wineskin 2.4 has been released
Wineskin 2.4 update is available. You should see it available in Wineskin Winery, as well as the manual install version at the MediaFire download location.
Printing in Scribus
Scribus is designed for quality printing. Unlike a word processor, its output is not meant simply to be good enough for practical use, but to be fine-tuned until it is as close as possible to what you want. For this reason, printing is considerably more complicated in Scribus than in the office applications with which you may be familiar.
Ubuntu takes hadoop to the cloud
So you wanted to play with hadoop to crunch on some big-data problems, except that, well getting a hadoop cluster up and running in not exactly a one minute thing! Let me show you how to make it “a one minute thing” using Ensemble! Since Ensemble now has formulas for creating hadoop master and slave nodes, thanks to the great work of Juan Negron. Spinning up a hadoop cluster could not be easier!
Apple is right to protect its iPad design patent
There was a time when holding a patent was a prestigious accomplishment. A patent used to be a respectable thing. Now it’s a dirty word. And, shame on anyone who protects their intellectual property–especially if it’s Apple.
Google kills off app maker
Android click-to-program heading for open source?
Google's App Inventor could be revived as an open source platform in order to let students click their way to Android applications without having to muck about learning stuff.…
XtreemFS: A Distributed & Replicated File-System
While EXT4 and Btrfs are the most talked about file-systems on Phoronix, there are certainly many more out there, especially when it comes to distributed file-systems and those largely only targeting enterprise environments. One example is XtreemFS, which is an open-source file-system that is distributed with support for clients and servers from any location and connected together using the Internet. This GPLv2-licensed file-system is also meant to easily replicate data across data-centers to reduce latency and network traffic.
Cracking WEP/WPA/2 networks with Aircrack-ng Linux
In depth tutorial on how to use Aircrack-ng on Linux to test the security of WEP, WPA and WPA2 wireless encryption standard.
Android's EU tablet struggle gets tougher with injunction against Galaxy Tab
Forrester estimates that Apple's iPad owns 30 percent of the European tablet market, with Android tablets, HP's Touchpad, and RIM's Playbook competing for the remaining 30 percent. Meanwhile, Apple won a preliminary injunction in a German court to keep Samsung from selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android tablet in most of the European Union, says a report....
Revisited: CrunchBang ("#!") Linux 10 "Statler" Xfce r20110207
I loved the Openbox edition, so I didn't bother trying the Xfce edition...until now. Surprisingly, the Xfce edition has all the good parts of the Openbox edition while fixing some of Openbox's shortcomings, making it even better!
DesktopNova - Automatically Change Wallpapers On Ubuntu 11.04 (With Classic Gnome)
DesktopNova is an application that automatically changes your desktop wallpaper after a preset period of time. It works with Gnome amd Xfce desktops. This tutorial shows how to use DesktopNova on an Ubuntu 11.04 desktop with the Classic Gnome interface.
Atom Zombie Smasher now available on the Ubuntu Software Center
Atom Zombie Smasher now available on the Ubuntu Software Center
Nokia confirms N9 MeeGo phone not coming to US
Nokia unveiled the N9, its first MeeGo-based smartphone, at an event in June. Although the device is impressive, Nokia is setting it up for failure. Nokia's commitment to a new platform strategy that revolves around Windows Phone 7 raises questions about the extent to which its first—and probably last—MeeGo device will be supported...
Debian looking at a June 2012 freeze for Debian Wheezy
Buried in the late-June "Bits from the Release Team" minutes is the news that the Debian Project will aim for a time-based freeze for the next stable release, Wheezy. At the moment that date is June 2012.
Verizon blocks unlicensed tethering, insists it can charge extra
Verizon has begun blocking customers who use workarounds to tether their mobile devices without a Verizon-approved tethering plan, Boy Genius Report reported Monday. The move comes days after AT&T announced it will start forcing tetherers onto approved tethering plans, and just as the debate ramps up on whether curtailing tethering apps violates certain rules Verizon agreed to when it licensed a chunk of 700MHz spectrum for 4G use.
$6 SAM9 processors feature Conexant soft modem
Atmel announced five new versions of its ARM926-based SAM9 family of Linux- and Android-ready embedded processors -- now featuring $6 pricetags and a new soft modem from Conexant. The 400MHz SAM9G15, SAM9G25, SAM9G35, SAM9X25, and SAM9X35 processors feature 100mW consumption plus support for DDR2 and NAND flash memory, and some models offer LCD touchscreen support and CAN interfaces....
News: Linux 3.x Matures as GNOME Fork Calls 'Grow'
Summer vacation, what's that? This week's developments in the Linux kernel, Linux distros and Linux desktop options demonstrate that the pace never really slows down for open source developers.
Debian lets me do what I need to do
I'm in the same situation now with Debian Squeeze that I was in back when Debian Lenny was the stable release: I can't think of a system that allows me to do so much, so efficiently and without trouble as Debian Stable. It works without complaint. And that means I work without complaint.
Learn Linux, 302 (Mixed environments): Print services
In preparation for taking the Linux Professional Institute Certification exam LPI-302 for systems administrators, learn how to set up printers and share them between Linux and Microsoft clients.
Copying the contents of a file to the clipboard in Nautilus
Hi - my name is Matthew, and I am a copy-and-paste addict. I have no idea how I would use a PC without a clipboard, and when I was on Windows Clipmate was one of my favorite utilities. I have tried over the years to find open source alternatives, but nothing has come close. One script that I did come across recently allows you to copy the contents of files selected in the Nautilus Gnome file browser to the clipboard. This is great for copying things like code snippets and customized email signatures for those applications that don't natively offer that functionality.
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