Version 0.6 of POCL is now available, which is a portable OpenCL implementation that’s targeting the Open Computing Language 1.2 specification…
Version 0.6 of POCL is now available, which is a portable OpenCL implementation that’s targeting the Open Computing Language 1.2 specification…
We’re always fans of a good Arduino project. While a few Wi-Fi solutions have existed to connect your Arduino to the internet wirelessly, the release of the new Arduino Wi-Fi shield makes those projects even simpler. More »
Twitter has revealed upcoming changes to the next versions of its API, which will tighten the restrictions around what a developers build for the microblogging platform can and can’t do.
CentOS 6.3 Samba Standalone Server With tdbsam Backend
This tutorial explains the installation of a Samba fileserver on CentOS 6.3 and how to configure it to share files over the SMB protocol as well as how to add users. Samba is configured as a standalone server, not as a domain controller. In the resulting setup, every user has his own home directory accessible via the SMB protocol and all users have a shared directory with read-/write access.
Because engineers and designers can post their work for all to see, more and more companies are realizing they can see what people can actually do, not just say they can do. [Read more]
Linus has announced the 3.6-rc2 prepatch. “Anyway, with all that said, things don’t seem too bad. Yes, I ignored a few pull requests, but I have to say that there weren’t all that many of those, and the rest looked pretty calm. Sure, there’s 330+ commits in there, but considering that it’s been two weeks, that’s about expected (or even a bit low) for early -rc’s. Yes, 3.5 may have been much less for -rc2, but that was unusual.” Time to download and test…
Imagine arriving at a conference where you immediately recognize Linux kernel developers from their annual Linux Kernel Summit photo. You connect with colleagues from other companies but with whom you’re working on collaborative, open source projects. A lot of faces in the sessions are familiar and a lot are new. Your session and hallway discussions move beyond talk and you start working on advancing your projects right there at the conference. You might even start a new one. And, at night you leave the laptop in the bag and you enjoy amazing venues and great laughs. This is LinuxCon/CloudOpen.
LinuxCon and CloudOpen are packed with insightful and inspiring keynote speakers and a variety of technical, legal and business sessions. In fact, Amanda McPherson recently blogged about her five can’t miss sessions at CloudOpen.
But we’re also excited to offer a variety of things onsite to enhance your conference experience. We know that sometimes it’s the impromptu moments between sessions or after the end of the day when interesting opportunities are surfaced. And, we want to provide the right experience and environment for enabling that kind of exchange.
Here are a just a handful of things we hope you’ll take advantage of this year in San Diego:
* Barnes & Noble onsite bookstore where you can purchase your favorite technical book. Maybe a session will inspire a new project. B&N will have what you need.
* As you know, skateboarding lessons will be available Friday at lunch. We’re told we might even have a guest instructor of the Linux kernel developer variety. Stay tuned.
* Lunch will be available outside on the lawn where we’ll have food trucks and BBQ, as well as lawn games like badminton, croquet and others.
* It wouldn’t be LinuxCon without the 24-hour hacker lounge. This year, though, we’re giving away coding survival kits. Make sure to get yours.
* If you’re bringing your partner, spouse or family to San Diego, definitely take advantage of our Partner Program. There are daily tours available as well as access to the evening events. There is a long list of cool things to do around San Diego.
* This year’s Technology Showcase will feature more Linux and open cloud technologies than ever before.
* Complimentary chair massage. Don’t miss this. Grab 15 minutes between sessions or before one of the evening parties to relax a bit.
* We’ll also have a laptop storage and charging station to protect your gear.
LinuxCon/CloudOpen is so close. Hope you’re getting ready. We are! If you haven’t registered yet, just visit our Linux Foundation events site. If you’ve never been and this year will be your first LinuxCon/CloudOpen experience, you can check out this video to learn more about it.
Finnish smartphone startup Jolla is scouting out new talent in Finland and China, where Jolla’s CEO Jussi Hurmola reckons its MeeGo OS can tap into the nation’s hunger to make a mark on mobile innovation.
IBM’s motives are relatively obvious. The company plans to push more solid state storage into data centers. TMS provides the technology and IBM has the sales channel.