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Indian admins love Linux, users stuck on Windows
The Indian ICT market was hit pretty hard by the global financial crisis. Although the country's tech economy avoided going into a recession, growth fell from around 30 percent in 2008 to just five percent last year. In 2010, a healthy rebound is expected.
Tutorial: Painless Panorama Stitching in Linux with Hugin
When you get serious about creating panoramas on Linux, there's really only one answer: Hugin. Akkana Peck shows us how.
Killer Patents
In the computer technology business, we tend to see patents as being bad for developers and business. What we don't realize that the problems we have with Microsoft's bogus patent claims against Linux and Oracle's patent-based attack against Google are nothing compared to the evils that IP patents bring to the pharmacy business. Take, for example, the assault that the Public Patent Foundation (PUBPAT) is now mounting on Abbot Labs. PUBPAT is formally asking the United States Patent and Trademark Office to reexamine eight Abbot patents relating to the critical HIV/AIDS drug Ritonavir, aka Norvir.
The New Wallpapers and Theme of Ubuntu 10.10
Seventeen new beautiful wallpapers and a lightweight and eye-candy theme will please every existing and future Ubuntu 10.10 users!
Guayadeque 0.2.7 Released With File Browser, Record From Streams, Last.fm Improvements And Many More New Features
Guayadeque is a relatively new music player for Linux. It comes with a huge amount of features yet its pretty light, even with a huge music collection. Here are the highlights of Guayadeque 0.2.7: libre.fm support, the last.fm panel can now search for tracks in your library, implemented reading/writing images into m4a files, a file browser (play files by browsing them on your HDD), record from streams and many more new features and tweaks.
Online collaboration with Feng Office - the ultimate OpenOffice.org alternative?
Project management and task scheduling made easy, from small teams to massive organisations. Join Richard Smedley as he demonstrates the power of Feng Office in this excellent step-by-step guide…
How You Can Help Patent Attorneys Help Free Software
would like everyone to watch tridge's talk on patents and how engineers can interact efficiently with patent lawyers, to get your knowledge across to them. More formats are linked from End Software Patents, if you prefer audio only. Focus, please, also on what he's learned about patents, how to invalidate them in various ways, especially the part about proving non-infringement and why that is easier than proving prior art, and then the part about finding a workaround and then publicizing it. He shows how to read a patent filing document. You guys have been effective already in the past in finding prior art, but he is raising the bar with more techniques.
Turn your Linux computer in a wireless access point using hostapd
A few weeks ago I was living in accommodation that provided internet access via a wired router. This obviously meant no wireless access for some of my devices. This was especially bad for my Nexus One phone which because of the lack of wireless received all data via mobile network causing me to go over my fair usage policy! Also have you ever tried sharing one ethernet cable with your girlfriend/boyfriend, it doesn’t work. This was quite irritating so I decided I would try to turn my netbook into a wireless access point (AP).
How to install Ubuntu Tweak 0.5.6 beta in ubuntu 10.04/9.10
How to install Ubuntu Tweak 0.5.6 beta in ubuntu 10.04/9.10. Ubuntu Tweak is an application to config Ubuntu easier for everyone.It provides many useful desktop and system options that the default desktop environment doesn’t provide.With its help, you will enjoy with the experience of Ubuntu!
Native ZFS Is Coming To Linux Next Month
Prior to the emergence of Btrfs as a viable next-generation Linux file-system, Sun's ZFS file-system was sought after for Linux due to its advanced feature-set and capabilities compared to EXT3 and other open-source file-systems at the time. While ZFS support has worked its way into OpenSolaris, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and other operating systems, ZFS had not been ported to Linux as its source-code is distributed under the CDDL license, which is incompatible with the GNU GPL barring it from integration into the mainline Linux kernel. Next month, however, a working ZFS module for the Linux kernel without a dependence on FUSE will be publicly released.
5 of the Best Free Linux Screen Capture Tools
The phrase "A picture is worth a thousand words" refers to the idea that a solitary still image can provide as much information as a large amount of descriptive text. Essentially, pictures convey information more effectively and efficiently than words can.
Ubuntu 10.10 New Default Wallpaper Revealed, Updated Community Wallpapers And Light Themes
The new Ubuntu 10.10 default wallpaper, new light themes as well as the community wallpapers came in an update today in Maverick.
Ubuntu 11.04 Developers Summit Announced
In lieu of the recent announcement of Ubuntu 11.04 codename: Natty Narwhal, Ubuntu Community Manager Jono Bacon revealed details for the Ubuntu 11.04 Developers Summit. Starting October 25, the UDS will take place in Orlando Florida at the Caribe Royale hotel.
Preparing for Ubuntu 10.10 with the Platform Rally
Canonical developer, Dave Walker, shares more insight into the development of Ubunutu 10.10. This month, the Ubuntu platform sprint rally goes under the spotlight…
CoverGloobus - Beautiful Covert Art and Lyrics Display App For Your Desktop
I hope you guys do remember the awesome little preview application called Globus Preview. Here is another beautiful application from the same team. It's called CoverGloobus. It displays cover art and lyrics in your desktop and it supports almost all popular linux media players.
Ubuntu One taking care of Windows users ... not so much users of other Linux distributions
A look at the roadmap for Ubuntu One reveals the following feature planned for Maverick — Windows file sync: Addresses the needs of the many Ubuntu users who operate in a mixed platform environment of Ubuntu + Windows ... Will support syncing files between Windows desktops and your Ubuntu One personal cloud ... I wonder, what about a free, open-source Ubuntu One client that could be used in any Linux distribution?
PlayOnLinux 3.8 has landed with a lot of new features
PlayOnLInux 3.8 is now available ! This new version comes with a lot of new features and fixed many bugs, some plugins are now integrated in this software, adding a lot of features like for example: Capture - a new feature that allow you to record your games while playing, Other new features are wine import, Cedega import, Offline wine and more.
Akonadi Demystified
Over on his blog Sebastian Kügler talks about the status of Akonadi, how the migration of Kontact to Akonadi is going, and in general where the direction of development is leading. As a status update, sebas notes "Initially, we had planned to release the new Kontact along with the restof the KDE Applications 4.5. This did not quite work out, so we pushed the release back a bit, and are planning to release it along with one of the 4.5.x updates. The current plan is to release the Akonadi port of Kontact still this year. In contrast to our usual releases, this step is a bit different. We want to avoid hassle for the end-user as much as possible, so we are extending the beta phase until we think the quality is sufficient for the high demands of users, which is especially important in Kontact, where you likely spend a lot of your time."
Pearson Education - You will NOT use Linux for Online Education
I'm starting to get the feeling that education companies dislike FOSS operating systems. Pearson's Online education system, which is java and flash based, refuses to let you login unless you are using Internet Explorer AND Windows.
Stupid tar Tricks
One of the most common programs on Linux systems for packaging files is the venerable tar. tar is short for tape archive, and originally, it would archive your files to a tape device. Now, you're more likely to use a file to make your archive. To use a tarfile, use the command-line option -f . To create a new tarfile, use the command-line option -c. To extract files from a tarfile, use the option -x. You also can compress the resulting tarfile via two methods. To use bzip2, use the -j option, or for gzip, use the -z option.
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