An Ubuntu Linux veteran has joined Dell as part of the PC giant’s effort to focus on systems management. Ken Drachnik, a former manager at Canonical (promoter of Ubuntu) has joined Dell as director of product marketing for KACE. Here are the details.
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GTK+2, GTK+3 Plays More With Cairo For Drawing
With GNOME 3.0 not being released now until March of 2011, GNOME 2.32 is being released next month and will continue to focus on dependable and trusted GNOME 2.x technologies, such as the GTK+2 library rather than GTK+3.
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A keener eye on Kino
If you think that my glowing review of Kdenlive last week was perhaps a bit premature. And you’d be right. Instability is one thing, but when I found that I could not export my hour-long video to file or DVD without losing audio sync I had to move on — interestingly enough right back to Kino.
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Laws governing medical devices in the EU and their effect on free and open source software
This difference posed an actual threat to the free movement of good and services with the Community. As such, the Directive sought to harmonise national provisions with regard to the use of medical devices.
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How corporate America went open-source
There was a time when open-source software was the domain of computer geeks and do-it-yourselfers with more time than money. But, as Oracle's legal salvo against Google highlighted last week, those days are long gone. Oracle (ORCL), through its purchase of Sun Microsystems, has become one of the largest purveyors of open-source software in the world.
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3 steps to reset Windows password to re-access OS without password with Windows Password Unlocker Standard, which can safely and easily reset Windows passwords including windows administrator password, windows user password for windows 7, Vista, XP, NT.etc.
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Vim editor learns Python 3
More than two years since the 7.2 release, Vim developer Bram Moolenaar has announced the arrival of version 7.3 of his open source text editor. It now features support for persistent undo and a Python 3 interface
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Is Linux the computing Tower of Babel?
In the computing world there are many different languages. All these languages have a single purpose. To make the hardware do what we want. It gives a very powerful rush when we realise that, for the first time, we have been able to command and bend to our will a mysterious electronic brain.
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Get App-y: Open source software not just for techies
Open source software offers free alternatives to Adobe Photoshop and InDesign and Microsoft Office, and is worth a try before spending big money for the industry gold standards.
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50 Open Source Replacements for Really Expensive Software
The "Great Recession" has businesses and consumers alike looking for ways to cut costs. That includes looking for cheaper alternatives to expensive software.
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Using the KDE 4.5 Search and Launch Containment Activity
The Search and Launch Containment Activity was only recently introduced in the 4.5 branch and is a fairly significant in the KDE desktop. In this article I am going to explain this Activity and show you how to take advantage of it.
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Interviewing Ryan Paul of Gwibber
I met Ryan Paul at UDS last may and I must say I was star struck (I am star struck most of the time at UDS anyhow). As a badass editor at arstechnica and the man who started gwibber I thought it would be nice to interview for OMG! Ubuntu!
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Oracle aims to destroy open source software industry
If proprietary companies like Oracle can buy up open source projects and then take back their open source status, how can an enterprise depend on open source software?
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Oracle dumps OpenSolaris
OK, I tried to resist but I can't help myself: I told you so...It's over. OpenSolaris is dead.
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Android game secretly transmits GPS coordinates
A new trojan for Android has been discovered masquerading as a free Tap Snake game. It secretly transmits GPS coordinates to a server in the background
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