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FreeBSD 9.0 May Just Be One Week Away

After more delays, FreeBSD 9.0 RC3 was finally announced last night. Fortunately, it looks like the final builds of FreeBSD 9.0 may begin next week...

Signage computer can be turned on remotely

Lanner announced a mid-range digital signage player with remote power activation support and a dual-core, 1.8GHz Intel Atom D525 featuring remote p. The fanless LEC-7105 supports up to 4GB of DDR3 memory, features dual display via VGA and DVI outputs, offers an eSATA port as well as internal SATA and CompactFlash storage, and provides gigabit Ethernet, USB, and serial connections.

Duqu vuln fix stars in bumper Patch Tuesday

Microsoft's Xmas gift to sysadmins: 14 security updates Microsoft plans to deliver a festive hamper of 14 security updates next week, three of which are designed to tackle critical remote code execution flaws.…

Why are Android anti-virus firms so slow to react on Carrier IQ?

  • The Register; By John Leyden (Posted by tracyanne on Dec 10, 2011 4:03 AM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
Some Android anti-virus firms have begun releasing Carrier IQ detection apps, but only after the controversial software became a talking point on Capitol Hill ... and a month after a security researcher first discovered it. BitDefender released Carrier IQ Finder, an app that identifies the presence of the controversial mobile diagnostic tool, following Lookout's earlier release of a similar tool called Carrier IQ Detector. Both applications let mobile phone users know if they have Carrier IQ running on their Android phone without actually removing it. Each has been available at no charge via the official Android Market since last Saturday (3 December).

EC data protection proposals could open up Zuck's 'social graph'

Will Facebook be required to allow info transfer to *gasps* Google+? Draft proposals on the European Commission's "general data protection regulation" have been leaked online.…

Amazon: The Microsoft of the cloud

Will AWS eat all the competition? Open ... and Shut Is there a cloud market, or is there an Amazon market?…

Patchy app development security slammed

Eight out of 10 tested apps riddled with flaws Eight in 10 applications failed to pass stricter security testing standards in test by application security assessment firm Veracode.…

How to replace Ubuntu 11.10's Unity desktop with good ol' GNOME

Ubuntu users who dislike the new Unity desktop have other alternatives besides sticking with & Maverick Meerkat& or jumping ship to Linux Mint or another distro. An illustrated DeviceGuru tutorial shows how to load the GNOME Shell on Ubuntu 11.10 and configure it to offer more of a GNOME 2.x experience....

Command Line Magic: Scripting, Part One

Creating shell scripts is the lazy (smart) system administrator's way to automate and build intelligence into repetitive tasks. Continue reading →

KDE Ships Early Christmas Gifts

KDE has announced today the release of the KDE SC 4.7.4 monthly point release, KDE 4.8 Beta 2, and KDE Telepathy 0.2...

New Radeon HDMI Audio Patches Published

While AMD still hasn't published Radeon HDMI audio patches for their open-source Linux driver to enable the audio support on their Radeon HD 5000 series and newer, the reverse-engineered community patches have quickly evolved...

Developer Projects Survey Results

Despite the wide range of definitions of success, developers place greater emphasis on getting a project done right than getting it done on time.

Red Hat 6.2 scales up on multicore platforms

Red Hat 6.2 scales up on multicore platforms

Red Hat revised its enterprise-focused Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) distribution, claiming greater performance and scalability on multicore platforms. RHEL 6.2 offers enhancements to resource management, high availability, storage and file system performance, and identity management, and it scored an all-time-high 22,000 users on the SAP SD benchmark, the company says....

The Current State Of Radeon Power Management

It's been a while since last looking at the state of power management for Radeon GPUs, but here's an updated look at the various options surrounding power management for modern ATI/AMD graphics processors and their effectiveness. Various drivers, graphics cards, and tuning options are compared.

New CMOS technology cuts power use by more than half

Fujitsu and SuVolta announced the successful demonstration of a CMOS technology that can cut SRAM (static random access memory) power consumption by more than half. The & PowerShrink& platform will be offered in 65nm products by Fujitsu in 2012, and is available for licensing by others, according to the companies....

Megatrend: Cheap RAM Reshaping All of Computing

The ability to put massive amounts of RAM in servers is changing what we can do in real time and how we address business issues. Every developer is being affected

KDE Telepathy 0.2 - The Future of Free Communication

KDE Telepathy 0.2 The KDE Telepathy team is pleased to announce its second release. KDE Telepathy is a suite of applications that form an instant-messaging client for Jabber, Gmail, Facebook, MSN and more. KDE Telepathy stands out from previous instant messaging solutions by being able to integrate into the Plasma Workspaces, and can also be used like a traditional application. read more

Racing To Finish X.Org Multi-Touch Support

Peter Hutterer has provided an update on the state of X.Org multi-touch support as he hopes to have this input feature ready for integration into the next X.Org Server release...

Another Linus Rant About Linux DRM; Rejects Pull

Linus Torvalds is known to make a few colorful remarks from time to time. Today he's become frustrated once again with the Linux DRM layer and has rejected a pull request for the Linux 3.2 kernel.

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