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Collaborating on scholarly research projects can sometimes become complicated and disorganized. For example, using Flickr for sharing and commenting on images while communicating via email and editing documents together in Google Docs works, but it places information about the research in way too many places.
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Microsoft integrates Visual Studio with open-source Eclipse IDE
The most popular integrated development environments, Eclipse and Visual Studio, are coming together.
Thin Mini-ITX SBC runs Linux on Skylake, offers long lifecycle
Congatec’s “Conga-IC170” is a Linux-ready thin Mini-ITX board with 6th Gen dual-core Intel Core CPUs, up to 32GB DDR4-2133, and a wide-range power supply. Congatec, which was early to announce COM Express modules based on Intel’s 14nm, 6th Generation Core (“Skylake”) processors, has now rolled out a thin Mini-ITX Skylake board. The 170 x 170 […]
Snowden: FBI Claim That Only Apple Can Unlock Phone Is "a sham"
security researchers say there are other options, like “de-capping” the phone’s memory chip to access it outside the phone (which Snowden has also mentioned), or resetting the phone’s internal counter so that you can guess the passwords as many times as you want. Those techniques are hard and expensive and could destroy the phone, experts say — but have worked in the past.
Help us integrate GitLab and the Open Science Framework
For years, the benefits of open source code development have been self-evident to the software development community: Transparency leads to collaboration, and collaboration leads to better and more secure code. The scientific community is just starting to understand these benefits.
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Java evangelist leaves Oracle to save Java
Warns Java may not see 30th birthday if 'corporate drones' prevail
Java evangelist Reza Rahman has left Oracle, to help save Java.…
Install Mattermost with PostgreSQL and Nginx on CentOS 7
Mattermost is an open source, self-hosted Slack-alternative. Mattermost is modern communication behind your firewall. This Howto explains the installation of Mattermost on CentOS7 using PostgreSQL as a database backend.
First SBC debuts with AMD ARM SoC
LeMaker’s “Cello” is a $299, server-oriented single board computer with a quad-core Cortex-A57 AMD A1100 SoC and a 96Boards Enterprise Edition form factor. This first SBC to use 96Boards.org’s “96Boards Enterprise Edition” form-factor will soon arrive with a 64-bit, quad-core, ARM Cortex-A57 AMD Opteron A1100 system-on-chip.
Why has SQL Server come to Linux? Windows-only cloud makes no sense
Microsoft, as well as its partners, Canonical and Red Hat, are in earnest with bringing SQL Server to Ubuntu and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Microsoft joins Eclipse Foundation. Odd thing for a competitor to do
We do Linux. We do Java. Second surprise in a week from the Windows company.
Microsoft is joining the Eclipse Foundation as a Solutions Member, according to an announcement today at the EclipseCon event in Reston, Virginia.…
Think open organizations are chaotic? Think again
There is and always shall be order in the universe. All things have order of some form.
When we observe the murmuration of birds (flying in a swarm like pattern), we at first see chaos, but then as we observe more closely we note form. Rarely ever do these birds collide in air. It is amazing to watch literally hundreds if not thousands of birds flying in a clump and moving in unison.
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Software dev 101: 'The best time to understand how your system works is when it is dying'
Architect for failure, sure, but know that it will never be easy
QCon London At the QCon Developer conference underway in London, William Hill's R&D Engineering Lead Gavin Stevenson told attendees that they should celebrate IT failures.…
Enterprise ready: OwnCloud 9 handles petabytes of data
The next version of ownCloud, the personal cloud server, adds enterprise-level scalability and collaboration improvements.
Interview with Bermon Painter: On design and shutting down BlendConf
You'd be hard pressed to find someone who wouldn't agree that design for open source projects in a broad sense (websites, materials, logos, and so on) couldn't use a bit of... finesse. Or perhaps, just a touch more forethought and a good designer on hand. Bermon Painter and his collegues in the field of design and user experience know this all too well and are trying to change the way designers contribute to and participate in open source projects.
96Boards SBC gains AOSP build from Linaro
Linaro released Android Open Source Project code for the octacore HiKey SBC. This is Linaro’s first AOSP build that will be maintained within the AOSP common tree. ARM-backed Linaro, a collaborative engineering organization for developing open source ARM software, announced the new AOSP (Android Open Source Project) release for the 96Boards-compatible HiKey SBC at Linaro […]
KDE has been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2016 mentor organization
All interested students are encouraged to begin working with the KDE community. The KDE GSOC guide is a good place for students to start before beginning to create their proposals. The KDE community creates software in teams; students should find a team working on software they want to help with, get to know team members, familiarize themselves with the code-base, and start fixing bugs.
uTox installation on Ubuntu and Fedora Linux
uTox is a lightweight client for the Tox software which connects users with friends and family over an insecure network. It supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Android platforms. This tutorials shows the installation and setup of uTox on Ubuntu and Fedora.
From Russia with MIPS: an SoC, COM, and all-in-one PC
T-Platforms unveiled a “SF-BT1” module and “Tavolga Terminal” all-in-one PC based on it, which run Linux on a dual-core, MIPS P5600-based Baikal-T1 SoC. Imagination Technologies announced the Debian Linux ready, 21.5-inch Tavolga Terminal TB-T22BT all-in-one, as well as a SMARC-based “SF-BT1” COM that powers it.
diff -u: What's New in Kernel Development
Sometimes it's necessary to change function semantics inside the kernel, and then find and update all users of that function to match the new semantics. Such changes can result in huge patches going into the source tree, affecting hundreds of files.
Open collaboration, CERN's particles, ownCloud, and petabytes
One of the benefits of the ownCloud architecture is that it scales from small installations, such as a Raspberry Pi for 1-10 users, to up to 500,000 users and a petabyte of storage running in a powerful cluster setup. Together with research organizations CERN and AARnet, we've been collaborating to bring this to a new level—breaking through the petabyte barrier together.
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