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How to Use KVM from the Command Line on Debian or Ubuntu

There are different ways to manage virtual machines (VMs) running on KVM hypervisor. For example, virt-manager is a popular GUI-based front-end for VM management. However, if you would like to use KVM on a headless server, GUI-based solutions will not be ideal. That is when virsh comes in handy. virsh is a command-line tool for […]
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A Beginners Guide to Understanding OpenStack

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The more I learn about OpenStack, the more I see why there is so much buzz about the technology as well as about the community of developers and users. In a poll hosted on Opensource.com, we discovered that many of our readers are curious and eager to learn more about OpenStack. For those new to this technology, OpenStack can be described as a set of software tools for building and managing cloud computing platforms for public and private clouds.

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Avoiding Android Pitfalls, Mozilla Shoulders Firefox OS Update Burden

Mozilla doesn’t want Firefox OS users to have out-of-date versions of the mobile OS, so it’s working to offer updates itself over Wi-Fi connections. [Read more]

 
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A Career in Linux is What You Should Be Pursuing In 2014

With large firms making attempts to equip themselves better with the latest technology so as to maintain their edge over the competition; this seems to be a good time to be a technology professional. However, it’s even a better time to be into Linux system administration. How? We will see it here.

2014 is a good year for technology professionals. With every business increasingly becoming data driven, hiring managers across different spectrums are looking to strengthen their tech teams. And Linux professionals hold an advantage here. This is the view presented by a latest survey conducted by Dice and The Linux Foundation, where it took a holistic view of the thriving Linux jobs landscape. According to the report 77% of hiring managers have set their eyes on recruiting Linux professionals in 2014, which is 7% up from a year ago.

 
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YunTab S5 Android Phone Uses 3D Infrared for Secure Face Unlock

Want to keep your phone secure with just your face? This $152 Chinese handset will do just that. [Read more]

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Intel Works On RandR Implementation For Wayland’s Weston

The latest work by Intel employees on Wayland is adding an RandR protocol, similar to the X RandR protocol, to the Weston compositor…

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Symantec’s Vision of Enterprise Security Rests Upon Collaboration, Sharing Data

Symantec’s chief of security intelligence suggests an approach that could reveal and fix more blind spots in enterprise IT worldwide.

Exciting Features Coming For Qt 5.3

The official release of Qt 5.3 is tentatively planned for April but with the feature freeze coming up we already have a good idea for the features of this next tool-kit release…

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Ubuntu Unity to Bring Back Local Menus

When Canonical introduced its new Ubuntu Unity interface, a major design element was a global, universal menu that all apps would use. Things have changed. Canonical is switching back to local app menus.

Github Brews Text Editor for Developers

‘Atom’ builds on Chromium to offer text editor in a browser that won’t browse

Github has released a beta of what it says is “ the text editor we’ve always wanted.”…

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