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Exclusive Hands On Review : Steel Storm 'Burning Retribution' Released for Linux
Steel Storm : Burning Retribution is a top down action shooter with old school spirit and beautiful and rich cel-shaded graphics. It marks the return of top-down shooters with new twists. The game has score oriented competitive gameplay, and is designed for people who like fast paced action, hordes of smart enemies, destructible worlds and ground shaking explosions.
Wind River taps OpenSAFfire HA middleware for Linux customers
Wind River announced a partnership with GoAhead Software whereby the two companies will become & preferred integration partners,& selling GoAhead's OpenSAFfire middleware to embedded Linux customers. The company also announced a & Wind River OpenSAF Quickstart& professional services and technical support package for its OpenSAF customers.
SandForce 1222 SSD Testing, Part 4: Detailed IOPS Analysis
In this installment of our series examining the performance of SandForce-based consumer SSDs we dig into the IOPS performance of the drive. How does it stand up to an enterprise-class SSD? Let's find out.
Google misses Russian trick with Opera snubs
Mistakes Opera for 'second tier' browser
Google I/O Opera CTO Håkon Wium Lie believes Google is missing a serious opportunity in failing to support Opera as a "top tier" browser, especially in Russia, where Opera is the leading browser with 30 to 40 per cent of the market.…
Utah Court Strikes Blow for Free Speech, Dismisses Trademark and CFAA Claims Against Political Activists
As we've noted before, many trademark owners are none too happy when political activists use their marks as part of a larger statement about the owners' business or political practices. Sometimes, that unhappiness takes the form of improper legal threats and even lawsuits designed to silence critical speech. In a ruling issued today, a federal judge called a halt to one such lawsuit, affirming the essential balance between trademark rights and free speech.
CTK Arch: Fast and Furious
CTK Arch is very interesting distro from my perspective. It is well balanced between graphical and CLI sides of Linux. Maybe I am little bit too inexperienced for it yet, but still can do quite a lot there. I will not recommend CTK Arch for beginners. You need to be prepared to take some of challenges. But..
The Goal is 200 Million Ubuntu Users in 4 Years - Mark Shuttleworth at UDS Video
"Our goal is 200 million users of Ubuntu in 4 years", said Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth, while delivering the keynote address to the attendees of the Ubuntu Developer Summit, currently taking place in Budapest, Hungary.
Ubuntu Dumps Eucalyptus for OpenStack Cloud
Stated politely, Canonical is transitioning the Ubuntu Cloud to OpenStack — an open source cloud standard — as a foundation technology. Stated bluntly, Ubuntu is dumping Eucalyptus as a core focus. Here's why.
Linux 2.6.39 Kernel Is Imminent
"So things have been pretty quiet, and unless something major comes up I believe that this will be the last -rc," began Linus Torvalds in announcing the release of the Linux 2.6.39-rc7 kernel.
Skype to Microsoft ? It's time to know XMPP/Jingle on linux
The news today is that Microsoft seem to be in the process of buying has bought Skype for something around $8.5 billion.
So what will happen to Linux support for Skype ? No one knows it at the moment but I can imagine nothing too good, in the best scenario, that I can imagine at the moment, the new Skype servers are still open to Linux clients, but the support on our operating system is left back and over some time using Skype on Linux become almost impossible. But perhaps it’s better to talk to something else…what do you know about XMPP/Jingle ?
BackTrack 5 Has Been Released, Download Now
Offensive Security, leaders in Online information security training, proudly announced a few minutes ago, May 10th, the immediate availability for download of the new and highly anticipated BackTrack 5 release, an extremely popular security oriented operating system.
10 Useful Application Indicators for Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal
Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal is probably the most criticized may be even a tad too under rated Ubuntu release ever. But as we had noted in our previous Ubuntu 11.04 review, it doesn't feel that bad for everyone anyway. Application Indicators are good way to extend the functionality of brand new Ubuntu 11.04 and here are some of the most useful among them.
Google won't open source fondleslab Android before 'year end'
Google has said that the next version of Android, dubbed "Ice Cream Sandwich", will be open sourced "by the end of the year," and that it will not open source the current Android incarnation, Honeycomb, before that time. Earlier this year, the latest version of Android, the tablet-centric Honeycomb, debuted on the Motorola Xoom tablet. It was soon revealed, however – by the press, not by Google – that the company had no intention of immediately open sourcing Honeycomb. Typically, Google develops the latest version of Android behind closed doors, before releasing the OS to open source around the time the first devices hit the market.
Into the Virtual Frenzy
If a blog is simply a regurgitation of the news or is a preachy forum for a frustrated know-it-all, it isn’t worth much to you.
Kubuntu 11.04 Review
A full review of Kubuntu 11.04, including a gallery of images.
How to install django (or run it without installing it at all) without administrative permissions
I'm giving my first baby steps at learning Django. Right up front I saw the installation procedure and it talked about requiring an administrator to do the installation or copy the django directory inside the Djando tar ball to site-packages.... I personally don't like doing these kind of things so I sat down for a while to see how it could be done without requiring running setup.py at all. It's like this.
Regulators Protect Open Source as Novell Patent Sale Goes Through
Novell has completed a final deal, selling the company, including its SUSE Linux business, to Attachmate for $2.2bn. US Jobs Axed as SUSE Linux Moved Back to German HQ…
LinuxMint11
With the release of Ubuntu 11.04, at the end of April, the countdown for Linux Mint new release had begun. As Lefebvre, the founder and developer of Linux Mint, announced the release candidate Katya for version 11 of Linux Mint, the moment of discovery is here.
Oracle's Subpoena to Apache, Claim Construction Order, and an Annoyed Judge
I thought you'd like to see the Apache subpoena [PDF] that Oracle just sent them. Specifically, it's a Boies Schiller production, as you can see at the bottom of page one.
And there are more filings, a notice of a case management conference at 7 in the morning on May 11, believe it or not, the claim construction order, with a long description of Java, also a letter from Oracle complaining about Google, followed by an order from the judge, who has clearly had it with the parties' inability to get things settled without his intervention on every little dispute. He's sending all discovery disputes to a randomly selected magistrate.
And there are more filings, a notice of a case management conference at 7 in the morning on May 11, believe it or not, the claim construction order, with a long description of Java, also a letter from Oracle complaining about Google, followed by an order from the judge, who has clearly had it with the parties' inability to get things settled without his intervention on every little dispute. He's sending all discovery disputes to a randomly selected magistrate.
Ebook Publishing Using Linux Tools
Digital books, aka “ebooks” are going to change the publishing world just as iTunes and digital music have changed the music industry.
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