The cost of open-source software has been put at US$387 billion, a hefty sum that accounts for 200,000 projects and 4.9 billion lines of code, according to IP protection company Black Duck Software.
Read more »Intel gets more involved with embedded Linux
Intel has joined the Open Source Automation Development Lab (OSADL). The processor manufacturer wants to strengthen its presence in embedded systems with it's new processors.
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BleachBit to cleanup unwanted files on your openSUSE
BleachBit is a simple cool utility to delete unnecessary files on the systemt to free disk space. This includes application and browser cache, temporary fiiles and cookies. Among the many supported application files are Bash, Beagle, Epiphany, firefox, Adobe flash, java, KDE, openoffice,Opera, XChat, rpmbuild etc.
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Two more rocking Linux Distros
Few days ago, Blair Mathis has written a post about eight rocking Linux Distros, but I think two distros were missed there.
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5 Apps Every Self Respecting Linux User Should Have
Linux distros come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but the one thing that is pretty consistent through all of them are the applications you can use. Here are 5 that no self respecting Linux user should ever be caught without.
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Coverty: Scanning Open Source Code
Code analysis vendor Coverity is now expanding its analysis beyond just the static code layer to include the sometimes overlooked build system.
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New madwifi now supports AR2425 in madwifi-trunk branch
For all the people that have an AR2425 based Atheros card (e.g. AR5007EG), it has been a lot of time without knowing with which driver it should work correctly.
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Synchronizing any two machines is easy when you use rsync
Synchronizing two machines (such as a laptop and a desktop computer) is easier and faster when you use rsync, which boasts an efficient algorithm and options for just about everything you might need. And if a command-line operation isn't your thing, several graphic tools make using rsync easier still.
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10 (more) Awesome Themes For Ubuntu
Since I have started to use Ubuntu I came across many cool themes so I decided to make a list of them. Here are my best looking themes in no particular order:
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SMILE - Powerful Slideshow Maker In Linux
SMILE is a slideshow building program by Stephane Gibault, author of manDVD, and is the successor to manslide.
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Linux needs games, games need you
It's no surprise that gaming is one of the areas lagging most in the Free Software world. Fanatics will say that yes there are good FOSS games, but the truth is, they're nothing compared to the plethora of proprietary options for Windows.
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Tutorial: Build The Ultimate PC
You can never have enough processing power, especially if you enjoy working with 3D graphics or compiling your own software. Luckily, it's easy to use any spare machines you may have to create a single homogeneous computing mega-matrix and calculation engine just by wiring them all together.
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How FOSS makes better programmers
A hot button topic of late that I've seen rising up in the programming world is the discussion of how FOSS destroys the programming trade. Now on the surface one might think that to be true.
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Ubuntu 9.04 Free CDs: Orders Are Taken Now
If you are anxious to get your hands on some nice CDs with the new Ubuntu 9.04 operating system, then you should pre-order them right now from Ubuntu's ShipIt service, free of charge!
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Open Source 2009: It’s the Economy, Stupid. Or is it?
About a week before attending the Open Source Business Conference last month, I heard an interview on public radio with the founder of Good News Network, a web site dedicated to reporting nothing but — you guessed it — good news.
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