Managing services with systemd is very straightforward. Since the major Linux distros are all going with systemd, managing services will be the same across those […]
I have been using Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) and 12.04 (Precise) for a while now and as I like the Gnome 2 type desktop (Classic) I […]
I have asked you recently about the most expected Linux distribution due to official release within next 3 months.The options in the poll were Ubuntu, […]
Hacking together custom embedded operating systems from scratch is akin to building Frankenstein out of code. Original Article by Linux.com – Original Content Feed
As usual, Mobile World Congress was packed with cool new SoCs, most of which are destined for Android phones and tablets. Some will see wider […]
Five Linux network utilities to test and track network performance. Original Article by Linux.com – Original Content Feed
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Don’t be shocked now, but this hardcore Slackware Linux user does still have an MS Windows operating system (Win 7) installed on a partition on my main system and one on my office laptop.
I know some of you are highly disappointed to hear this, but fret not. The only (Read more...)
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In this week's edition of our open source news roundup, we look at Rochester Institute of Technology's (RIT) new minor in open source software, the Raspberry Pi's new graphics driver, and more.
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CeBIT is one of the largest information technology (IT) fairs in the world. More than 300,000 attendees from all over the world come to Hannover, Germany for this showcase of IT manufacturers and service providers.
For the past 11 years, CeBIT has provided a space for open source software services; including (Read more...)
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Looking for a way to contribute to OpenStack? Coding is just one of the available options. In fact, there are several non-coding activities like design, documentation, marketing and internationalization. For more details about this, go ahead and check out the how to contribute wiki page.
Every contribution is welcome and (Read more...)
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Very much inspired by my interview with Bryan Behrenshausen, I’ve been spending a lot more time working with Markdown. Day-to-day, at work and at home, I usually work with either HTML or word processed documents. I’m fast with HTML and proficient with word processors, and I rarely need to (Read more...)
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We had a stellar February and a new record for Opensource.com bringing in 325,775 page views and 219,300 unique visits. We finished our Women in Open Source Week at the beginning of the month, then featured Beginners in Open Source Week. These stories were gathered from developers, designers, educators, (Read more...)
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