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Citrix Delivers Linux Virtual Desktop Offering
Citrix is out with some interesting moves in the Linux virtual desktop arena. The company has a new kit called the “Linux Virtual Desktop Tech Preview” which is available here for XenApp or XenDesktop customers with active Subscription Advantage accounts. Citrix Partners can get it as well.
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Chrome OS will get Lucid sleep mode
François Beaufort, a Google developer, writes on his Google+ page that Chrome OS is receiving the ability to perform some Wifi functions while the device is sleeping.
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VXL Launches Gio 6 Linux OS for its Suite of Thin, Cloud and Zero Client Desktop
VXL Instruments has developed and designed exclusively in-house, VXL's new, industry-leading Gio 6 Linux operating system features a new look, user-friendly design together with greater flexibility, connectivity, security and multimedia capabilities.
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Linux vendor Cumulus rolls out management pack
Linux network operating system developer Cumulus Networks this week at Interop rolled out a management platform that provides a common interface and operational process for data center racks.
The Cumulus Rack Management Platform is based on the company’s Cumulus Linux network operating system code base. Out-of-band management switches running Cumulus RMP may be managed by the same Linux toolsets as both servers and data-plane switches running Cumulus Linux, the company says.
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Cutelyst 0.8.0 – featuring better stats
Cutelyst the Qt Web Framework just got a new release!
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Debian 8.0 Jessie Debuts After Two Years of Effort
New Debian releases don't occur every day, or even every year. This past week, Debian 8.0 codenamed Jessie was released after nearly two years of development effort. Debian is the first major milestone update for the GNU/Linux distribution since Wheezy was released in 2013.
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Debian 8.0 LXDE Screencast
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why not trying to package Hadoop in Debian?
OpenStack Sahara already provides the reproducible deployment system which you seem to wish. We “only” need Hadoop itself.
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Backporting and git-buildpackage
For working with Debian packages, one method of maintaining them is to put them in git and use git-buildpackage to build them right out of the git repository. There are a few pitfalls with it, notably around if you forget to import the upstream you get this strange treeish related error which still throws me at first when I see it.
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Updating OpenHardware Firmware
One of the use-cases I’ve got for fwupd is for updating firmware on small OpenHardware projects. It doesn’t make sense for each of the projects to write a GUI firmware flash program when most of them are using a simple HID or DFU bootloader to do basically the same thing. We can abstract out the details, and just require the upstream project to provide metadata about what is fixed in each update that we can all share.
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Nouveau NVC0 Gallium3D Driver Now Exposes GLSL 4.10
While there's still more work to be done before advertising OpenGL 4.0~4.1 compliance, the Nouveau NVC0 Gallium3D driver is now advertising support for GLSL 410 (4.10), the GL Shading Language version to match OpenGL 4.1.
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Is Linux Mint better than Ubuntu?
Linux Mint and Ubuntu are two of the most popular desktop Linux distributions around. But why do some people gravitate towards Linux Mint instead of Ubuntu? Is Linux Mint actually better than Ubuntu? A redditor asked why some folks have been opting for Linux Mint instead of Ubuntu, and got some interesting responses.
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Learn more about the Tizen Web Application Development Process
Tizen is a new Linux based HTML5 centric Operating System that will offer developers a great opportunity for developers to bring their existing or new apps to a brand new ecosystem, where they actually have a chance of being discovered, and better still stand a chance of generating some real cash revenue.
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Arrow Electronics Joins Open-Source Software Pioneer Linaro to Help Bring Innovative New Boards to Market
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Compact embedded PC runs Linux on Bay Trail
Aaeon’s ruggedized, 158 x 95 x 20mm “Boxer-6403″ PC offers Celeron or Atom SoCs, plus four USB ports and double helpings of GbE, serial, and mini-PCIe I/O.
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Open source in the federal government
Today's interview is with Andrew Hoppin, the president of NuCivic.
Last year Federal Computer Week named NuCivic as one of 17 "hot companies to watch."
The reason is that NuCivic helps agencies leverage open source software to achieve long term goals.
The interview began with a comparison.
Many listeners are aware that a popular operating system called Red Hat is a variation of Linux.
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OSI Welcomes New Sponsor Deciso
Sponsor of OPNsense, an open source FreeBSD based firewall and routing platform, extends support to broader open source community.
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FLISOL Panama 2015 Report
Panama Fedora team participated in Festival Latinoamericano de Instalación de Software Libre (FLISOL) given on Saturday, April 25th at Universidad del Istmo, main campus.
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6 PyCon 2015 community-focused videos to watch
PyCon 2015 was held in early April in Montreal, and if you couldn't attend in person, you can attend at your leisure thanks to the great videos event organizers quickly uploaded to the PyCon YouTube channel. Normally I'm not a fan of watching conference videos, but I was disappointed to miss this year's event, and I was impressed by how fast the videos went online, so I checked a few of them out.
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Nginx anchors API management for microservices
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Mashape Open Sources API Gateway Kong
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Mashape Unleashes Kong as Open Source API Management Platform
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Mashape Open-Sources Its Kong API Management Platform
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Mashape open-sources Kong API management platform...
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API Hub Mashape Opens Up Kong Platform
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Sharded Deployments with MongoDB and Brooklyn, a Framework for Scaling
The nature of distributed architecture requires the user to think through how apps and services may run across multiple cloud services and data centers. Apps are one thing, but running a database in these types of environments carries a different level of complexity.
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UnoProLogic2 Arduino Open Source Oscilloscope Launches For $24 (video)
Makers, hobbyists and developers that are looking for an ultra Low cost 4 Channel 300KS/s Oscilloscope that is both Arduino compatible and been specifically designed to complement the DIY test bench.
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An open source tool for producing and balancing energy
The software development process has evolved from vendors owning, controlling, and selling proprietary software into a collaborative, open source model. The process of producing energy is going through a similar evolution.
Consumers have become producers, generating and sharing sustainable solar, wind, and hydro energy, and open source software is part of that energy production evolution. In this article, I will introduce PowerMatcherSuite, a Flexiblepower Alliance Network project licensed under the Apache License, version 2.0.
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