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What Are The Best 10 Linux Desktop Apps?
This weekend, I'm going to be spending some time at the Southeast Linux Expo (SCALE) and presenting at the Linux Beginner Training. I'm doing...
Comparing BlueGriffon and Bluefish: Which Open Source Web Editor is Right For You?
Two major open source Web editors made releases in recent weeks: Bluefish and BlueGriffon. Despite the similarity in names (not to mention the fact...
Simple Xymon Monitors Hosts, Services, and Network
This article, Simple Xymon Monitors Hosts, Services, and Network, originally appeared on Wazi, a free source for news, information, and articles on open source...
Proposed New Cloud Standard Could Give Amazon Serious Competition
In the cloud computing arena, one of the biggest debates in 2011 surrounded cloud "lock-in," as many businesses and organizations are demanding increased portability...
From CES: Will HTML5 Threaten the Closed World of the App Store?
Last week I attended the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. A few years ago CES was not on my calendar...
Are Your Linux Skills Right for HPC Jobs?
Do you have what it takes for that Linux job with an HPC vendor you've got your eye on? Brent Welch, the director of...
NSA Releases Security-Enhanced Android
SEAndroid brings SELinux's security functionality to Google's mobile operating system as researchers look into ways to increase Android's defences against malicious applications
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IBM Updates EGL Web Developer Tools
IBM has released a new version of the Eclipse EGL Web Developer Tools. The bridging technology between classical business applications and modern RIA applications...
GammaRay 1.1 For Poking Qt Application Binaries
GammaRay 1.1 has been released, which is an interesting open-source application that allows the user to poke KDE/Qt applications and to manipulate these application...
Tone Your Photos in a Hurry with Delaboratory
Can you do high-quality photo correction with an application that is simple enough for normal (meaning non-photo-gearhead) people to use? Jacek Poplawski thinks so,...