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Medical Device Dev Platform Runs Linux on DaVinci SoC

eInfochips announced a development platform for medical imaging device designs, based on two tiny COMs that integrate TI DaVinci DM816x and DM814x SoCs. About two years ago, eInfochips came out with its first Andromeda Reference Platform for video processing, videoconferencing, and video surveillance applications built around its own computer-on-modules (COMs). The COMs, in turn, were […]

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Linux Networking Simplified

Making optimal use of the network with Linux for varied purposes such as remote login, network statistics, alive test, and many more, is very essential in day-to-day usage. Linux Networking is incredibly simplified with the following elaborated Linux Network Commands.

For more details, see at  Techdarting.com – Linux Network Commands Simplified

Rackspace Opens the Door Wide for Open-Source Development

Rackspace, one of OpenStack’s founders, takes open source very, very seriously. How seriously? Their “Rackers” can work on open-source projects that compete with the company’s own open-source programs.

Fun Linux Terminal Commands !

The linux terminal is very powerful and comprehensive. You could spend days exploring all the commands and functions and you still not may find these funny little things.

Star Wars!

Entering the command

telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl

will play Star Wars, A New Hope. All done in text!

                                           All image credit goes to william @ Linoxide

 

Fortune

Why not have your computer give you your fortune?

Install the fortune command by entering

sudo apt-get install fortune

Now enter

fortune

for your fortune!

Yes

Using the ‘Yes’ command will continuously enter whatever you chose. Just entering Yes will enter ‘y’.

You can do whatever you like!

Hello!

Pressing CTRL+c will stop this.

The Matrix

What programmer doesn’t wish they coud read and write code like in the matrix?

Install it with

sudo apt-get install cmatrix

and run it with

cmatrix

Use CTRL+c to the exit the matrix.

Fire!

Start a fire in your teminal by entering

aafire

fire

Press any key to put out the fire.

Calendar

Enter the Command

cal

to view the built in calendar.

cal

Esrever

Enter

rev

After hitting enter, you can type anything you wish, hit enter, and watch it become reversed.

rev

CTRL+d will stop everything from being reversed.

Cowsay

Cowsay will turn text into happy ASCII cows.

uptime

 

 

Running YouTrack Issue And Project Tracking Tool On nginx (Debian Wheezy)

Running YouTrack Issue And Project Tracking Tool On nginx (Debian Wheezy)

YouTrack is an issue and project tracking tool written in Java. This tutorial explains how to serve YouTrack through an nginx webserver on Debian Wheezy.

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Linux 3.14 To Make AMD R600/700 OpenGL GS Possible

Besides needing Mesa 10.1 for AMD Radeon R600/R700 OpenGL support (and GL 3.3 for other AMD drivers/GPUs too), for the older graphics processors you will also need the Linux 3.14 kernel or newer…

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Apple Needs to Catch Samsung, Amazon in Displays: Researcher

In a research note outlining the leading display technologies in 2014, DisplayMate Technologies Raymond Soneira claims Apple has some catching up to do. [Read more]

 
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Call to All Open Source Communities: Emphasize Inclusion

open source communities

As a woman in open source, I have found that the values of community, open development, and flat organizational structure appeal equally to both men and women. The ability of local organizers to freely define what type of culture they are building allows them to adapt in order to appeal to the surrounding culture, while striving to improve access.

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Clang’s Competition For GCC On Intel Haswell

After a few days ago showing LLVM Clang 3.4 running very well on AMD’s Kaveri APU, here are some benchmarks of GCC 4.8.2, the latest GCC 4.9 development snapshot, and LLVM Clang 3.4 from an Intel Core i5 “Haswell” system running Ubuntu 14.04 with the Linux 3.13 kernel.

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Development Release: ReactOS 0.3.16

ReactOS is a free and open-source operating system intended to be binary compatible with application software and device drivers made for Microsoft Windows NT versions 5.x and up. Today the project announced the availability of the latest alpha release – version 0.3.16: “The ReactOS project is pleased to….

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