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Wanted: A Virtual Machine OS
The time has come for software vendors to deliver virtualization-optimized operating systems.
New Project Extends Cloud Foundry to Python and Perl
ActiveState just opened a developer preview for Stackato, an in-house, open source development environment built on VMware's Cloud Foundry. But instead of using Ruby as the default as Cloud Foundry does, it lets you build web applications with Python and Perl.
Using nl to Number Lines
The Linux utility nl is an easy tool to use to number lines in scripts or flexible enough to create headers, body and footers in your documents.
Silly Programs
Those of us who have been using Linux for a long time all know the joy of silly programs like xeyes. One of my favorites, however, is good old xsnow. Whether you love the cold weather or live in Florida and like to ski on occasion, xsnow will add some winter fun to your desktop. The xsnow program has been around forever and is surely available for your distribution.
Top Games for Linux
Linux gaming has been improving over the years. Today, we have a great selection of games that will keep any gamer occupied for a very long time. Check out this list to see all the cool games that run on the Linux platform. Linux is slowly but surely gaining on the desktop where large game selection is essential in order for people to change over to the free and open source operating system.
Sage: Tips and Tricks
Results matter, whether you are a mathematician, scientist, or engineer. The time that you spend doing tedious mathematical calculations could be spent in more productive ways. Sage is an open-source mathematical software system that helps you perform many mathematical tasks. There is no reason to compute integrals or perform algebraic manipulations by hand when software can perform these tasks more quickly and accurately. In this article we will take a look at some tips and tricks for working with Sage and using Python more effectively</p>
LinuxCertified Announces its next Linux Kernel Internals Training course
LinuxCertified, Inc. announced its next two day, hands-on course that provides attendees with experience in creating Linux kernel source code within various subsystems of the Linux kernel. This course teaches attendees to acquaints developers with the fundamental subsystems, data structures, and API of the Linux kernel
This class is scheduled for May 25th - 26th, 2011.
This class is scheduled for May 25th - 26th, 2011.
Intel confirms 22nm and 14nm Atoms -- but warns of smartphone delays
Intel announced it will roll out a 22-nanometer (nm) version of the Atom processor in 2013 codenamed & Silvermont,& followed by a 14nm & Airmont& Atom in 2014. The company also promised 10 Intel-based tablets for the upcoming Computex show, and showed off a concept smartphone running on its 32nm Medfield Atom -- but also warned that phones based on its processors will be delayed until next year....
Linux Kernel 2.6.39 Officially Released
We are proud to announce today, May 19th, the immediate release of the highly anticipated Linux kernel 2.6.39.
Alternative DNS services: pro and contra
The issue which your Internet provider may have is that their DNS servers may be down for whatever reasons. Technical glitch, software or hardware upgrade, whatever else. If your provider's DNS servers are down, you cannot use domain names to get access to Internet sites.
Is there any alternatives to your provider's DNS service? Yes!
iotop: Per Process I/O Usage
Based on a reader comment, we take iotop for a spin to see if it can be used for monitoring the IO usage of individual processes on a system. The result? It has some interesting capability that we haven't found in other tools.
Linux 2.6.39 Kernel Released With New Features & Bugs
As expected to happen this week, the Linux 2.6.39 kernel has been officially released. This major kernel update provides some exciting new features and drivers, but not without some notable regressions too...
The Perfect Desktop - Ubuntu Studio 11.04
This tutorial shows how you can set up an Ubuntu Studio 11.04 desktop that is a full-fledged replacement for a Windows desktop, i.e. that has all the software that people need to do the things they do on their Windows desktops. The advantages are clear: you get a secure system without DRM restrictions that works even on old hardware, and the best thing is: all software comes free of charge.
Microsoft bests Google, IBM to land S.F. email deal : The Technology Chronicles
Microsoft Corp. struck a deal with San Francisco officials to provide an online email system for the city's workforce, beating out competing products from Google Inc. and IBM Corp. Company and the city representatives said the new tool, Microsoft Exchange Online, will reduce costs, increase efficiency and improve stability. Most of San Francisco's roughly 23,000 workers are currently using desktop versions of Microsoft Exchange and IBM's Lotus Notes, with seven different installations running in various departments. The city will pay the Redmond, Wash. software company a little more than $1 million per year for the new product. There will be some up front migration costs, but the city expects to save money in the second year of the deal.
Attachmate names new SUSE head, touts commitment to SUSE Linux
Attachmate named Nils Brauckmann president of its new SUSE business unit -- and also affirmed its commitment to SUSE Linux, the OpenSUSE project, SUSE Studio, and SUSE Manager. Aside from shedding the Mono project, all SUSE projects will be continued, and there are no plans to change packing or pricing, says the company.
Interview with Ken Thompson
The Japan Prize, one of the highest honors awarded for outstanding contribution to science and technology, was awarded jointly this year to Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie for the creation of UNIX. The prize is normally given to the recipients at a lavish banquet in Tokyo attended by the emperor. However, due to the April earthquake and tsunami, the prizes this year were distributed at the honorees' place of work. I was able to attend the ceremony for Ken Thompson, held at Google headquarters, where he currently works. After the ceremony, he consented to this exclusive interview.
Win a Boxee Box!
BoxeeBoxTips.com has launched its first "Win a Boxee Box" contest. The contest, which continues through June 30, will award a D-Link Boxee box to the submitter of the most popular Boxee Box tweak, how-to, or tip aimed at helping users get the most from the iconic Linux-based devices.
Eveinstaller- A Great tool similar to Ubuntu Tweak for Ubuntu and LinuxMint
Eveinstaller is great tool similar to Ubuntu Tweak, it lets you install the basic applications in Ubuntu 11.04 and LinuxMint with a simple click, also using this tools, you can add Medibuntu, getdeb , Playdeb repositories , or install elementary theme, Mint theme..., for Desktop, install also with a simple click Gnome3, Unity 2D, Unity 3D and more.
When Open-Source Graphics Drivers Break
This morning I wrote about the troublesome experience of Intel Sandy Bridge graphics under Ubuntu 11.04 as the packages found in the Natty repository are outdated and contain only the initial "SNB" support. In the mainline upstream code, Sandy Bridge is supported much better, offers faster performance, and possesses other new features (e.g. VA-API encode), except in the past week the Intel SNB Linux code temporarily broke hard.
Copyright policy based largely on 'lobbynomics' not data
A major new independent report to the UK Prime Minister on his country's intellectual property laws is out. Digital Opportunity: A Review of Intellectual Property and Growth could hardly make its position clearer: the UK has lost its way when it comes to copyright policy.
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