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Top 10 Reasons Why Larry Ellison Dislikes Red Hat
We still haven’t heard anything from David Letterman’s lawyers, so we figure he’s cool with us stealing his IP. If he sends us one of those “cease and desist” notices, we’ll just claim that the rights to the Top 10 list were given to us by NBC, who said he abandoned them when he bolted to CBS. Anyway, we’ve discovered that the list is a teeny bit funnier if you read it aloud, pretending you’re Mr. Letterman, right Paul?
Shuttleworth: All your rights are belong to us
Before I open palm — make that palms — and insert face, let me say that the Ubuntu community’s general mantra of “haters gonna hate” never really works as a valid argument when someone disagrees with what the self-appointed Ubuntu/Canonical leader/founder/Grand Poobah, or any other Ubuntu/Canonical leader, says. It’s a profoundly weak argument that first and foremost makes you sound shallow and stupid. It also makes you sound like you don’t have a reasonable response, as well as sounding like you’re incapable of responding.
Ubuntu 11.10 Alpha 3 – behind the scenes with Oneiric Ocelot & first look at the updated Software Centre
Ubuntu 11.10 Alpha 3 (otherwise known as Oneiric Ocelot) is available today. The sub-cycle between Alpha 2 and 3 has been quite intensive with a number of things taking place, says Dave Walker, Ubuntu Server’s technical lead…
Mobile Developers Predict Big Impact for Google+ and iCloud
iCloud and Google+ present both a challenge and a problem for developers as they are faced with more platforms they can't ignore.
ESC Boston features giveaways, tackles embedded security
Keynotes and tracks were announced for the ESC (Embedded Systems Conference) Boston, set for Sept. 26-29, including keynotes on embedded security and medical devices. ESC Boston offers a Linux/Android track, featuring a session on Android's Open Accessory Kit, as well as giveaways to & All Access& users of a BeagleBoard-xM board and a Texas Instruments programmable, wireless-enabled eZ430-Chronos sports watch....
Arios and gNatty – two interesting remaster of Ubuntu
Maybe you are disappointed by Unity and looking for something new? But you would not like to go away from the known Ubuntu environment? Of course, Ubuntu like any Linux distribution, you can customize the look and the behaviour in the way you want. Depending on the knowledge you have, it will be more or less successfully. Or if you do not have time to adjust, try some of the already finished remaster . You may find some that you will like. Arios and gNatty are two remaster of Ubuntu using Ubuntu 11.04 as a basis for the operating system. Arios is configured to be an usable distribution, while gNatty it’s just an interesting concept that still needs a lot of work.
Linus Torvalds Ditches GNOME 3 For Xfce
I'm using Xfce. I think it's a step down from gnome2, but it's a huge step up from gnome3. Really.
VMware 5.0 Licensing Changes: Your voices have been heard
VMware alters its 5.0 licensing model based upon customer feedback. Toast the company that listens to its constituents. Can a company run for public office?
Flying Drone Can Crack Wi-Fi Networks, Snoop On Cell Phones
At the Black Hat and Defcon security conferences in Las Vegas next week, Mike Tassey and Richard Perkins plan to show the crowd of hackers a year’s worth of progress on their Wireless Aerial Surveillace Platform, or WASP, the second year Tassey and Perkins have displayed the 14-pound, six-foot long, six-foot wingspan unmanned aerial vehicle. The WASP, built from a retired Army target drone converted from a gasoline engine to electric batteries, is equipped with an HD camera, a cigarette-pack sized on-board Linux computer packed with network-hacking tools including the BackTrack testing toolset and a custom-built 340 million word dictionary for brute-force guessing of passwords, and eleven antennae.
Five-inch Android 2.3 tablet pumps out 1080p via HDMI
Latte has begun shipping a five-inch, Android 2.3 portable media player (PMP) tablet for $190. The Latte Ice Smart uses a Telechips 8903 ARM11 processor to deliver 1080p video to an HDTV via a mini-HDMI port, and offers Wi-Fi and a USB On-the-Go (OTG) port, says the company....
Enabling Compiz Fusion On Linux Mint 11
This tutorial shows how you can enable Compiz Fusion on a Linux Mint 11 desktop (the system must have a 3D-capable graphics card - I'm using an NVIDIA GeForce 8200 here). With Compiz Fusion you can use beautiful 3D effects like wobbly windows or a desktop cube on your desktop.
Up to a million Android users affected by malware, says report
Android malware affects from 500,000 to 1 million smartphone users, who are two and a half times as likely to encounter malware today as six months ago, according to a Lookout Mobile Security analysis. Meanwhile, security experts are debating the threat of an Android Trojan that records one's phone calls....
Humble Indie Bundle 3 Adds 6 More Games Taking Total Count to 11!
Humble Indie Bundle 3 offer just got a wee bit sweeter. Now, along with the 5 games that comes with Humble Indie Bundle 3(which you can buy at the price you decide), you could obtain 6 more games taking the total number of games to 11.
Using Emacs Text Editor – Part 1
This is a part of my article which got published in the International Magazine “Linux For You” also popularly know as LFY. The article was published under the name of “Let’s Play With Emacs CLI” in the August 2010 edition. All the work done is under the creative common license as specified in the widgets also
Text Editors are very important tool for everyone, especially for the programmers. So let’s play with them I am going to discuss the basics of Emacs text editor in this post.
Play DotA clone Heroes of Newerth on Linux Natively For Free
Heroes of Newerth (commonly known as HoN) is a free-to-play action/real-time strategy game based on DotA. The developer S2 Games announced last Friday that HoN is now free-to-play. HoN is heavily inspired by the popular Warcraft 3 mod, Defense of the Ancients (DotA), but with vast improvements in graphics and gameplay. In HoN, two teams of up to five players each take on the role of special Hero units. With the assistance of AI-controlled armies, each team sets out with the sole objective of destroying the other team’s base. As a match progresses, players can earn experience and gold which can be used to upgrade skills or purchase items to make their character more powerful.The game is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
Rebranding 'clarifies' Qualcomm's mobile chipsets
Qualcomm announced new branding and a roadmap for its & Snapdragon& family of mobile chipsets. With clock speeds ranging from 1GHz to 2.5GHz, the devices will be grouped into System 1, System 2, System 3, and System 4 tiers, and 28nm quad-core versions will start sampling early next year, according to the company....
Counting Linux Users
How many desktop Linux users are there? It seems that everybody you ask will give a different answer. I thought I will add another data point to the confusion.
Huawei serves up a curvy Gingerbread phone
Huawei announced a 3.7-inch smartphone that offers Android 2.3, a curved unibody design, and a new 3D user interface. Billed as Hauawei's & sexiest& phone yet, the Vision runs on a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon, offers a five-megapixel camera, and measures just 0.39 inches at its thinnest point, says the company....
Legal change for personal CD ripping
Rules outlawing the transfer of content from CDs or DVDs on to MP3 files and computers are set to be scrapped by the government. The changes apply to personal use and are compelled by the fact that 90% of the population are ignoring the current copyright rules.
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