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Fix GNOME Shell To Work With User-Theme Extension
There is a bug in GNOME Shell which breaks the CSS for all extensions if you use the User-Theme extension. The bug is not in the User-Theme extension, but this extension exposes it.
How To Set Up Software RAID1 On A Running LVM System (Debian Squeeze)
This guide explains how to set up software RAID1 on an already running LVM system (Debian Squeeze). The GRUB2 bootloader will be configured in such a way that the system will still be able to boot if one of the hard drives fails (no matter which one).
15 Great Tools for the Terminal
htop is an interactive process viewer tool using ncurses which has the great benefit that it allows to scroll up and down the list of processes, and it also uses graphs and colors. I think all these make htop a real gem for the Linux user.
GStreamer 1.0 Is Coming; Here's The Plans
For those interested in GStreamer, the open-source multimedia framework commonly used by the GNOME desktop, is slowly working its way towards doing a 1.0 release...
Will Chromebooks Speed Cloud Adoption?
Chromebooks will speed Cloud adoption but there’s a single, significant drawback to the Chromebook. And, no, it’s not the price, although that’s kind of a bummer.
LinuxCon schedule unveiled, including 20th anniversary gala
The Linux Foundation announced the final program for LinuxCon North America in Vancouver, B.C. August 17-19, 2011. Events include the 20th anniversary of Linux gala celebration, a discussion between Linus Torvalds and Greg Kroah-Hartman, a keynote by IBM's Irving Wladawsky-Berger, and a & 20 Years of Linux& panel featuring Jon & maddog& Hall and Eben Moglen....
In-car media server hobnobs with Android, Linux devices
Luxoft and Elektrobit Corp. (EB) announced a jointly developed, Linux-based reference platform for a DLNA-ready in-car media server, and also demonstrated Luxoft's Linux-based DashCore and Android-based DroidBuzz IVI software. The & wallet sized& In-Car Media Server and Internet Hotspot is based on a 456MHz ARM9 processor, and offers 64MB SDRAM and 128MB flash, plus Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and 3G connectivity, says Luxoft.
New Nvidia Linux Driver Brings Support for GNOME 3 and KDE SC 4
A few minutes ago, June 14th, Nvidia launched version 275.09.07 of its graphics driver for Linux, Solaris and FreeBSD operating systems, which brings improved support for the GNOME 3 desktop environment and KDE SC 4.6.
Tutorials: GameTree Linux - Part 2 - Installing and playing a game
I'm gonna show you how to install and play a game, in this case Max Payne, which is perfectly supported by GameTree Linux.
The Century of the Linux Desktop
Here we go again. Some fellow has gotten all whiny about being such a big Linux fan, "… hardcore Linux user …", but he just had to go back to Microsoft to get things done. Why? Because he is tired of having to tinker with Fedora Linux to make things work, or fail to work, with cutting edge hardware … and 64-bit Flash on 64-bit Linux is sucky … and Skype on Linux is sucky … and … and … and. It was all just so painful and time consuming he could not take it any longer and went back to the safe arms of Microsoft to escape the horror that is Linux. Good grief.
Announcing AndroidQuestions.org
The Questions Network is proud to announce that AndroidQuestions.org is now officially out of BETA. AndroidQuestions.org is for the discussion of all Android-related topics; from phones, tablets and other hardware devices to Android applications and development. As the second site in The Questions Network, AQ shares a unified login with one of the most popular Linux forums on the web: LinuxQuestions.org, which has almost 500,000 active members and nearly 5,000,000 posts. The rapid adoption, vibrant ecosystem and its Linux roots made Android an easy selection as the topic of choice for this addition to The Questions Network.
Chinese vendors ramp up Android tablet plans
Huawei tipped a & MediaPad& tablet running Android 3.x, said to be due June 20 and to be the company's smallest and lightest offering. Meanwhile, rival Chinese manufacturer Lenovo will release both consumer and enterprise 10-inch Android tablets, under the IdeaPad and ThinkPad brands respectively, says an industry report....
Spotlight on Linux: Mageia 1
Mageia represents the magic one can find if they harness the power of community with a good codebase and selfless coordinators and developers. Mageia is a fork of Mandriva Linux, a worthy distribution in its own right. Most forks happen because of differences in opinion of the way the code or project is headed. Perhaps someone thinks a particular focus or feature should be followed or added.
4 Tricks with sudo
I think that sudo is become a wide used command with Ubuntu, where you don’t even have a root password, before that probably it was used only in some data-centers to restrict access to some commands.
sudo allows a permitted user to execute a command as the superuser or another user, as specified in the sudoers file.
In this article I will show some uses a little less common for this command, for a general description of the command you could read the page about sudo on wikipedia
sudo allows a permitted user to execute a command as the superuser or another user, as specified in the sudoers file.
In this article I will show some uses a little less common for this command, for a general description of the command you could read the page about sudo on wikipedia
Google Chrome Could Replace Mozilla Firefox In Ubuntu Upcoming Releases
Network World had an interview with Mark Shuttleworth “Canonical founder” over the phone discussed many things about the upcoming releases of Ubuntu the default user interface, and considered package replacements for Ubuntu 11.10 and Ubuntu 12.04.
Create Side by Side or Top-Bottom 3D Video With ffmpeg and Imagemagick or Mencoder by Converting Alternate-Frame Sequencing 3D Video
These are some commands for frame sequencing to top-bottom or side-by-side 3D video transcoding, fast with mencoder or slow and flexible with ffmpeg and imagemagick.
Cloud Computing Course, Part 2: Amazon's EC2
What if you could get a Linux server running in 5 minutes or less and have it cost you no more than a couple of cents per hour? You can, and I'll tell you how.
Introducing Ubuntu IVI Remix and Ubuntu Core
Canonical announced recently that is joining the GENIVI Alliance and that it will create a GENIVI-compliant Ubuntu IVI (In-Vehicle Infotainment) Remix operating system based on the Ubuntu Core sub-set.
10 ways in which Ubuntu can improve Unity
With Natty Narwhal, Ubuntu underwent a major transformation. Gone was the plain and simple GNOME UI, and in came the shell interface with shiny new features. Though Canonical had high hopes from this release, the response Natty received was hugely disappointing. Many users felt that the release was a half-baked one with too many confusing features. However, a few good features did shine through leaving some users thoroughly impressed by Unity. Good or bad, Unity in its current avatar has plenty of room left for improvement. So, here are a few things we think can make Unity a better interface.
Why Canonical Should Maintain A Diverse Ubuntu Focus
Former Canonical COO Matt Asay thinks it's time for the Ubuntu company to focus on fewer business priorities. But there are some great reasons for Canonical to maintain its diverse focus. Here's why.
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