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Book Review: Node Web Development
Node Web Development by David Herron is book written for those who want to start using Node.js for real Web Applications. Book is short and written for purpose of practical examples. Of course if it will be longer it would be even better but this is very good starting point for learning Node.js.
Things To Tweak After Installing Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot
Back when Ubuntu 11.04 was released, we wrote a post about stuff you may need to tweak or fix. Some of those tweaks still work but since this is a new version, there are new things that need tweaking so I've decided to make a new post with some popular old tweaks as well as some new ones.
Dennis Ritchie, Creator of C and Unix Passes Away
Dennis Ritchie has passed away, and will be remembered by everyone who has made programming their career and hobby.
Is Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric Ocelot Another Headache?
This morning I noticed Ubuntu 11.10 Oneric Ocelot is here. After switching to Linux Mint when Ubuntu started using Unity as the default desktop, I'm wondering if Ubuntu 11.10 is just another Ubuntu headache or the real deal?
Getting Started with Wine
A lot of people make the mistake of downloading Wine and expecting it to work out of the box with their Windows applications. It should be noted that Wine is simply a compatibility layer by itself; it does not include the necessary drivers and library files needed to run most Windows applications.
Ubuntu 11.10 Introduces DVD and Netboot Images
As you all know, the final and stable version of the Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) operating system was released earlier today by Canonical.
How to Add a Random Quote to Terminal
In this article I’m going to tell you how you can add a random quote to Terminal
Relishing the release name
Quick (and no Googling): What are the release names for Fedora 12 and Ubuntu 7.10? Chances are you couldn't name Constantine and Gutsy Gibbon off the top of your head because those release names, and probably every other one that distros come up with, weren't seared into your subconscious. The moral of this story, according to Larry the Free Software Guy, is that release names, though sometimes fun, are forgotten quickly.
Ubuntu 11.10 Officially Released
Ladies and gentlemen, dear Ubuntu geeks, it is our greatest pleasure to announce today, October 13th, that the final release of Ubuntu 11.10 is here, available on mirrors worldwide (see the download links at the end of the article).
Ubuntu 11.10 is out: A quick look at what’s new
Ubuntu 11.10 a.k.a Oneiric Ocelot has just been released. This highly anticipated release brings the latest open source applications along with some great improvements to the Unity interface. In case you’ve been dying to find out what’s so great about the Ocelot, read on as we give you a quick overview of everything that’s new in 11.10.
Ubuntu 11.10 'Oneiric Ocelot' Released, Full Review, Video and Screenshots Tour
Ubuntu 11.10 'Oneiric Ocelot' has been released. This release brings numerous changes as compared to last version. With this release, Ubuntu has completely switched over to Gnome 3 stack. Many applications and application indicators have been ported to GTK3. Ubuntu 11.10 is based on 3.0.4 stable upstream Linux Kernel and comes with Gcc 4.6 as the default compiler. Multiarch support has been improved greatly and Ubuntu now supports hybrid CD/USB images.
Top Free Android E-book Readers
An electronic book (commonly abbreviated e-book) is a text and image-based publication which can be read on many different types of devices including dedicated e-book readers, smartphones, tablets, and computers.
The greatest security vulnerability: You
You are the weakest security link but you can be fixed. The fix is simple to say out loud but not so simple to do.
How to play Windows games in Linux
Wine is a program that makes it possible to run Windows games and applications in Linux. This article lists fours graphical interfaces that you may use to configure Wine and run your Windows applications with relative ease.
Changing Desktop Appearance On Linux Mint 11 (Advanced)
This tutorial is supposed to show you how to change the GNOME desktop appearance on Linux Mint 11 further than the standard options of the Appearance section in the Control Center allow. I am going to use several different applications for this cause. This is the standard desktop that comes with Mint, so if you have not changed anything about that all steps should work fine for you. Be aware that the use of the nVidia proprietary drivers may not be unrisky!
Unigine OilRush On Linux Nears Gold
OilRush, the first game developed in-house by Unigine Corp, the developers of the impressive multi-platform Unigine Engine, is nearing its official release...
Humble Synapse Bundle Ends With $1.1M USD
The Humble Frozen Synapse Bundle, whereby gamers can pay what they want for a collection of multi-platform and DRM-free games, has ended this evening. This latest bundle has pulled in over one million dollars from more than two hundred thousand purchases...
Making robots with open source: An interview with Steve Cousins, CEO Willow Garage
This week’s FLOSS4Science interview is with Steve Cousins, President and CEO of Willow Garage, creators of the PR2 robot and the TurtleBot, both based on the open source ROS (Robot Operating System) platform. Roboticists, enjoy the interview!
How to setup a Squid Proxy on your Debian Linux
In former articles I’ve talked about Tor and SSH to browse the net in a more secure (or at least anonymous) way. But sometimes it’s easier to do the configuration just one time on a server and setup a proxy there, and than use it as proxy for all your computers, or perhaps all your office or friends computers.
WineHQ database compromise - One More Linux Project Fail
Jeremy White, Codeweavers Founder has announced that access to the WineHQ database has been compromised.
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