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Linux-Native Task Management? Check.

Task management programs are commonplace in our busy lives, but it seems that every system lacks something. Google Tasks is nice, but it lacks the features of a more robust task management system. Remember the Milk is nice, but it charges for some of its features. Many standalone task management programs are great, but they don't sync between devices.

Microsoft Is Still Working On Hyper-V Linux Drivers

Microsoft engineers are still actively working on open-source Linux kernel drivers...

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LXer Feature: 11-Oct-2012

I've recently replaced Unity, on the little MSI Netbook, that I wrote about recently after installing Ubuntu/Unity on it.

Stand Up Workstation

  • GNU/Linux And Open Source Medical Software News (Posted by tracyanne on Oct 10, 2012 11:40 PM EDT)
  • Groups: GNU, Linux; Story Type: News Story
Living a sedentary life in front of a sit down type computer workstation is an occupational hazard. It definitely statistically shortens your life. As a software engineer weird back aches belly bulge and other minor health problems despite much exercise have been a chronic problem for me. After thirty years of sitting at a workstation, I have finally changed to a stand up workstation to safeguard my health. It came about almost by accident when I purchased a used steel file cabinet.

Firefox Debuts New Developer Toolbar

Firefox makes developing for the Web faster and easier with a unique Developer Command Line. The new tool provides easy keyboard control over Firefox Developer Tools and is intuitive, completing commands and parameters for you. In addition, Firefox unprefixes a … Continue reading

Open Source Lives in Polyglot Programming

The prominence and pervasiveness of open source software in cloud computing is something I've researched and written about quite a bit. I've also discussed how open source software is a key component and catalyst for the devops trend that blends application development and deployment via IT operations.

Ubuntu Prompts For Donations When Downloading

Just a few weeks after Canonical integrated Amazon product results into Unity's Dash in an effort to generate more money through affiliate/referral revenue, they have taken another step today to try to increase their cash flow.

Two Years Later: A Report Card On Oracle's Ownership of Java

After a bumpy start, Oracle's stewardship of Java has steadily improved, except for the Google mess and a feckless JCP.

Early Benchmarks Of The Linux 3.7 Kernel

While the Linux 3.7-rc1 kernel has not even been released yet, most of the feature pulls have now made their way into the mainline Linux kernel tree. Here are some of the first benchmarks of the Linux 3.7 kernel to see if anything has changed for the Intel x86_64 Linux performance with this very exciting kernel.

Linux Support For HDMI CEC Still In Development

A brief status report was shared concerning supporting the Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) feature of HDMI under Linux...

Tech rivals team up for free web dev docs

Wiki site aims to be 'comprehensive and authoritative' – but don't we all? Apple, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft may seem like strange bedfellows, but the four have joined forces with six other organizations to create Web Platform Docs, a community-driven site that aims to be a one-stop shop for free web-developer documentation.…

Unvanquished Pushes Its OpenGL 3 GLSL Renderer

The eighth alpha release of Unvanquished was released this weekend with some major changes to its graphics renderer...

Book Review - Artist's Guide to GIMP, 2nd Edition

 "One picture is worth a thousand words" stated Fred R. Barnard.  No quote could be quite as memorable as this nearly hundred year old one when it comes to GIMP.

The KDE Manifesto

Dot Categories: Community and Events"We are a community of technologists, designers, writers and advocates who work to ensure freedom for all people through our software."

Software patents make front page of New York Times

This morning the New York Times published a front-page story on software patents. My wife got to the paper before I did, and as I got coffee she told me the story would make me happy. She also said it was too long for a normal busy person to read in its entirety. It is long, but I am happy to see that the closest thing we have to a national newspaper of record is getting the word out about the dysfunction of the patent system.

There's Still Interest In A Fedora Software Center

It's a topic that has been brought up before, but there's still a number of users and developers interested in seeing a "Software Center" / "App Store" for Fedora Linux...

Samsung contributes F2FS NAND filesystem to Linux

Samsung has contributed patches to Linux for the F2FS filesystem. F2FS, short for "Flash-Friendly File System", is designed for NAND flash-memory-based devices such as SSD, eMMC and SD cards which have different storage characteristics from hard disks and other rotating media. Implemented as a log structured filesystem, F2FS includes capabilities such as detecting the internal geometry or flash memory management scheme and adjusting its parameters for configuring on-disk layout and selecting allocation and cleaning algorithms.

CTO Park: Doing business with the Federal government should be EZ

U.S. Chief Technology Officer Todd Park and Director of New Media for the White House Macon Phillips held a roundtable at North Carolina Central University's Turner School of Law last week to discuss open government projects spearheaded by the new Presidential Innovation Fellows program.

The Second DRM Pull For The Linux 3.7 Kernel

The second DRM pull request was submitted and subsequently pulled for the Linux 3.7 kernel...

OMAP DDX Driver Sees Improvements

Rob Clark has put out a new release of the Texas Instruments' xf86-video-omap X.Org DDX driver...

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