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RabbitMQ 3.0 Plugs Into STOMP and MQTT

The messaging platform can now talk the “Internet of Things” protocol MQTT and the text-oriented STOMP protocol. The new version also brings policy-driven mirroring and federation.

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Intel CEO Paul Otellini Will Retire This May After 40 Year Tenure

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At this point, there aren’t that many people who’ve worked at Intel as long as CEO Paul Otellini has. But after 40 years at the 45-year old chip maker—the last eight of them as CEO—he’s hanging up his stirrups this May. His timing couldn’t be better. More »

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Words of Gratitude for the Bounty That Is FOSS

It’s a general matter of course in any given year that as Thanksgiving draws ever closer, more than a few Linux bloggers begin to wax sentimental about their favorite operating system, often recounting all the many reasons they’re thankful it exists. It is the start of the season of thankfulness, after all. Well, perhaps it’s the recent presidential elections or — even more so — perhaps it’s the fact that a sizable part of the country is preoccupied by a desire to divorce Uncle Sam. In any case, this year, the usual pattern doesn’t seem to have happened.

 

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How To Get a (Good) Job Developing Apps

One startup has made the shift from offering in-app sweepstakes to connecting talented developers with businesses. [Read more]

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Windows Phone 8 Reboot Woe Causes Outpouring of Forum Misery

Early adopters of Windows Phone 8 hardware are complaining that it reboots at random, up to several times a day, and that they’re not being offered any prospect of a quick fix.

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Valve Adds Three More Game Titles To Linux, Invites More Testers

Game developer and distributor Valve has ramped up Steam for Linux by adding three more game titles. Steam for Linux was originally released with 24 titles and now the count stands at 27. You can see all the games supported in Linux platform in this page.

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Here Comes PengPod Tablet Which Dual Boots Linux As Well As Android

We have heard dual-booting in PCs, Macs and Laptops. The amazing technology allows one to oot into two OSes in a single computer. User has to specify different partitions for the OSes he wants to boot and is provides with options during booting. Dual booting was unknown in tablets and mobile phones until lately. Innovators have come out with PengPod, that will be able to boot Android as well as Linux in a single tablet.

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Future Gnome Releases May Include Application Sandboxing

With computers and applications becoming more and more smarter everyday, one is coming more close to security breeches and loopholes. Security issues today are more complex and harder to detect than they were five years ago. Developers are becoming more and more aware of this situation and they are finding out way to make computing more secure, fast and relaible.

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Controversial Nautilus 3.6 Lands Up In Raring Ringtail

The much hyped Gnome’s file manager Nautilus 3.6 has made its way to the upcoming version of Ubuntu, Raring Ringtail. This version was earlier not adopted in Quantal due to many of its controversial changes. The whole desktop was upgraded to Gnome 3.6 while the file manager remained of 3.4 branch. Linux Mint developers on the other hand made their own fork of file manager called Nemo. This is similar to the earlier attitude taken by the developers, i.e. bring their own fork of Gnome as they did for Cinnamon.

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Gentoo Developers Start udev Fork

The developers of the eudev fork of udev plan to support the separate mounting of /usr/, which isn’t possible with udev; udev inventor Greg Kroah-Hartman has criticised the approach.

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