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HP Says Farewell to WebOS, Tablets & PCs

Evidently this move comes because company execs see a need for HP to reinvent itself as a services and software company, much the way that IBM did when they spun their consumer PC business off to Lenovo a few years back. In hindsight, this shouldn’t be entirely a surprise, as Apotheker was chosen as CEO last August partly because of his software experience with SAP, where he had an eight year history, two as CEO.

Remote Wayland Server Project: Does It Work Yet?

With the 2011 Google Summer of Code, we now know how the Gallium3D OpenCL state tracker and morphological anti-aliasing (MLAA) turned out, but how did the remote display capabilities for the Wayland Display Server evolve over the summer? It's something that hasn't yet been reported about on Phoronix...

Symbian Anna makes her debut

Younger, prettier sister still not allowed out in public Owners of the latest Nokia phones can now update to Symbian Anna, assuming their operators permit it, but having caught a glimpse of her younger sister they might not be impressed.…Free Whitepaper: Implementing Energy Efficient Data Centers

Top 10 Things to Call a Linux Distro from Microsoft

Gosh, how the time flies when you’re having fun! Here it is, Thursday again, time for another Top Ten list. By now, we fully expected that we’d have heard from David Letterman or his lawyers about this, but we’re beginning to suspect he doesn’t even know we’re here. Just in case, however, we’re keeping all of our legal answers ready.

Icedove 5.0 available for Debian Squeeze

The Icedove (aka Thunderbird) mail client is back in the Debian Mozilla team APT archive. Mozilla.debian.net used to be the place to get a newer version of the Mozilla mail application for Debian, but Icedove disappeared from the archive for awhile when version 3.1 moved into Debian Backports proper.

Community Linux support for Penguin phones floated

'Let's all pick one kernel and stick with it for a bit' Plans are afoot to establish a long-term support system for new versions of the Linux kernel to help slide the penguin into more smartphones.…

Positioning windows automatically in Gnome 3

  • Brighthub; By Matthew Casperson (Posted by mcasperson on Aug 19, 2011 4:32 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: GNOME
One of the best features of Gnome 3 are the dynamic workspaces. Using some simple keyboard shortcuts, it is possible to assign an application to a workspace and quickly switch between them. If you run a standard set of applications, this process makes switching between them very efficient. The problem with running applications in their own workspace is that you have to spend some time once Gnome 3 has booted moving the applications to their proper workspaces. However, using a tool called devilspie, it is possible to setup a script that will automatically rearrange your windows for you.

When it Comes to Tablets, It's All iPad

  • Ness SPL Blog; By Ron Miller (Posted by rsmiller on Aug 19, 2011 3:35 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Editorial
In spite of tablet competitors best efforts, consumers only have eyes for iPad -- and if you're a developer or IT pro, you should be paying attention.

How to Install Linux Kernel 3.0 on Ubuntu 11.04

  • Softpedia; By Marius Nestor (Posted by hanuca on Aug 19, 2011 2:38 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: Ubuntu
At the request of our readers, the following tutorial will teach Ubuntu users how to install the Linux kernel 3.0 packages on their Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) operating system.

Will Ubuntu lead the next generation of Desktop computing?

The latest discussions on desktop technologies are now never complete, without reference to the devolution of desktops. Today these behemoths of lore are fast-becoming devices of the past as newer technologies power faster, more sophisticated form factors for computation.

GridOS a new Android based OS

  • ItrunsonLinux.com (Posted by DaMan on Aug 19, 2011 1:00 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: Linux
A new Android based operating system is developed, with a complete new graphical user interface, called GridOS.

Why 2011 Is The Year Of Open Source

While patent wars rage in battles involving Google, Apple, Microsoft and others over proprietary technology, Linux celebrates its 20th anniversary as a model of open source collaboration and driving innovation.

Awesome but often unknown Linux commands and tools

  • Linux-news.org (Posted by linuxaria on Aug 18, 2011 11:06 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
I’ve been working in this industry for a while now and naturally spend a lot of time using Linux on a daily basis. This gives lots of exposure to various Linux commands and tools. That said, I am sometimes surprised when I see, often very experienced system administrators, using somewhat convoluted commands to do something relatively simple using a different tool.

Game Drift Linux review

  • Linux User & Developer magazine; By Russell Barnes (Posted by russb78 on Aug 18, 2011 10:08 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Reviews
Could this be the first truly viable Linux-based PC gaming OS? Russell Barnes takes Game Drift for a spin…

Interview: SciRuby Team

  • FLOSS for Science; By eocasio (Posted by eocasio on Aug 18, 2011 9:11 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: Interview
This week we interviewed three members of the SciRuby team (a collection of tools for scientific computation written in the Ruby language): John Woods, John Prince and Claudio Bustos.

News: Linux Compliance Hits Milestone with SPDX 1.0

Standardized way to look at open source license compliance is released.

A Fork Of GNOME 2: The Mate Desktop

A lot of people hate Canonical's Unity desktop, but a lot of people also hate the current state of the GNOME 3.0 Shell too. For those that are still fond of the GNOME 2.x environment, there is a fork of GNOME2 that's been little talked about up to this point. This fork is called the Mate Desktop Environment...

Red Hat: Where recessions are good news

While Silicon Valley is still bubbling like it's 1999, tech investor Mark Suster thinks the flailing job market and imploding stock market is a warning to entrepreneurs: raise what money you can as fast as you can, because life is about to get much harder, even for web companies. But at least one company must be looking at the impending doom and smiling ear to ear: Red Hat. Quarter after quarter, through good times and bad, Red Hat delivers excellent performance.

iPhone users richer, brainier, more tasteful than Android-ers

Connoisseurs of fine wine, gourmets, lovers etc etc A massive survey of smartphone users purports to show that iPhone users are sushi-eating leaders, while anyone touting an Android handset prefers steak and following others.…

11 Milestones In Linux History

Twenty years ago, the tech landscape looked very different from that of today. Cell phones were a luxury of the rich, and the devices themselves were pretty dumb. Microsoft ruled the desktop landscape barely challenged by competition from IBM and Apple. The Internet was just a gleam in Al Gore's eye (kidding!). And a young University of Helsinki student named Linus Torvalds started work on an operating system that came to be known as Linux.

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