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Freedom on the Net 2011
Freedom House’s Sanjay Kelly and Sarah Cook just released a new report: Freedom on the Net 2011: A Global Assessment of Internet and Digital Media. According to the report, two electoral democracies - Turkey and South Korea - engage in substantial political censorship.
Editing RAW Photos on Linux with Rawstudio 2.0
The Rawstudio raw photo editor made its 2.0 release on April 8, boasting a hefty list of improvements. There are new features, such as tethered shooting and automatic distortion correction, almost every tool in the toolbox has seen an improvement — including some you might not think needed improving. If you shoot with a raw-capable digital camera, it's time to update.
Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office and OpenOffice compared
Independently of each other, security specialists Dan Kaminsky and Will Dormann from Carnegie Mellon University's CERT have found that, in the past few years, the number of flaws and exploitable vulnerabilities in individual versions of Microsoft Office has fallen dramatically, achieving results that are even below those of OpenOffice. However, their findings should be treated with caution, as they are based on automatic evaluations and say little about the actual threat potential.
A Gnome Refugee's Guide to Enlightenment
The third major installment of the Gnome desktop released earlier this month and I am sure many users found themselves shell shocked with more than a few of the changes. Some will adjust, some will stick with Gnome 2 (or the classic desktop), and I am sure more than a few will go looking for something else to use as their desktop of choice.
70 Open Source Replacements for Small Business Software
While surveys suggest that 90 percent or more of large enterprises use at least one open source application, estimates place the percentage of small businesses that use open source software much lower. Yet open source software offers small businesses the same low costs and flexibility that enterprises enjoy.
Goodbye Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Server Edition
Dear Ubuntu users, the time has come to say goodbye to the Server Edition of the first LTS (Long Term Support) release of the popular Ubuntu operating system, Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (Dapper Drake), as on June 1st it will reach end of life.
Fedora15 Beta screenshots Tour
The beta version of Fedora15 now features Gnome shell and Gnome3, LibreOffice instead of legacy OpenOffice, BoxGrinder for virtualization, dynamic firewall mode for changing the firewall settings without the need of restarting the operating environment, and many more version updates to a large number of packages. Simultaneously, Xfce and LXDE versions of Fedora have been updated to reflect the mainstream updates and enhancements.
Adobe Flash Troubles: 64-Bit or 32-Bit PAE?
I'm having trouble viewing Hulu on 64-bit Linux Mint, but my computer has 4 GB of RAM. Should I switch to 32-bit PAE or stick with 64-bit?
Why collaboration and free software make sense in the enterprise
The words "sharing" and "collaboration" don't exist in the lexicon of your typical for-profit corporation. Josselin Mouette was at the Gnome Asia Summit to show how free software can favourably tip the balance sheets. Josselin, the Gnome maintainer in Debian, also talks about CUT, the new addition to the Debian family of repositories.
Fedora 15 Beta Has GNOME 3
The Fedora Project, through Dennis Gilmore, proudly announced yesterday (April 19th) the immediate availability for testing of the Beta version of the upcoming Fedora 15 operating system, due for release at the end of May 2011.
Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake Reaches End of Life
Ubuntu 6.06 LTS server release is nearing the end of its support life; Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Ubuntu and Jono Bacon, Ubuntu Community Manager summarize what this milestone release meant to the Ubuntu project and community.
Fabulous Virtual Window Manager Sees First Release in Five Years
After five years, a new stable release of FVWM has finally been announced. FVWM is a lightweight and fast window manager still used by a few distributions and offered as an option on several. This landmark release brings several new and improved features.
Linux patent protection group grows 28 percent in first quarter
Open Invention Network (OIN) announced a 28 percent increase in membership in its open source patent protection licensing service since the beginning of the year, bringing the total to 334 corporate supporters. The 74 new organizations covered under OIN?s royalty-free license include Hewlett-Packard and Facebook, as well as smaller Linux-focused entities such as Clonezilla and Mandriva.
Cloud Foundry Full of Promise and Posible Pitfalls
VMware introduced an open Platform as a Service (PaaS) called Cloud Foundry last week, that has to be intriguing to any IT pro reluctant to go with a choice like Microsoft Azure and risk vendor lock-in. But it's also brand new and in Beta and as such still has to prove itself.
New Codeweavers CrossOver discount dealcode coupons avaliable
The folks over at CodeWeavers have given us two new dealcodes. :) A dealcode is coupon code that can be used in their online store.
ApacheCon NA 2011: Call for papers open until April 29th
The Apache Software Foundation's official conference, ApacheCon North America 2011, will take place in November in Vancouver, Canada this year. The conference's Call for Papers is still open until Friday, April 29th 2011.
Update: Power Performance of Pulseaudio + Alsa with Disabled Period Wakeups
I've previously tested alsa code that allows for audio playback without causing IRQs in combination with the (less new) pulseaudio code that allows for almost CPU-wake-less playback. A bit more tuning allowed to increase the power savings to 0.4 W. Check inside for the whole updated story with full powertop logs!
Practice the Pomodoro Technique with Tomighty
Devised by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s, the pomodoro technique gathered many followers. The popularity of this time management method lies in its simplicity: work on a single task for 25 minutes and then take a 5-minute break. After four 25-minute sessions, take a 15-minute break. Not exactly rocket science.
31 Useful Ubuntu 11.04 Unity Keyboard/Mouse Shortcuts
Ubuntu 11.04 'Natty Narwhal' will be released in another 8 days or so. We have followed the development of Ubuntu 11.04 very closely. In fact, we have reviewed all the previous developmental releases of Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal so far including Alpha 1, Alpha 2, Alpha 3 and Beta 1 releases. In my opinion, the overall Ubuntu 11.04 experience is so much better and involving if you know some essential Ubuntu Unity keyboard and Mouse shortcuts. So here are a bunch of very basic yet useful Ubuntu 11.04(Unity) keyboard shortcuts.
Fail2ban,stop brute force attacks
In my previous article i've show you Knockd, i've received soem comments regarding the fact that this is NOT at all a good way to secure your server.
Well, in my opinion knockd it’s a layer of security, perhaps thin but still can save you from some brute force script and so it adds a bit of security to your solution, in this article i’ll show you fail2ban that add another layer of security to our network services.
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