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How to Best Manage Encryption Keys on Linux
Storing SSH encryption keys and memorizing passwords can be a headache. But unfortunately in today's world of malicious hackers and exploits, basic security precautions...
What You Need to Know About Fedora’s Switch From Yum to DNF
If you’re a fan of Fedora, and you’ve upgraded to release 22, you might have noticed a major change under the hood. The familiar...
Interview with Linus Torvalds on Slashdot
Last Thursday you had a chance to ask Linus Torvalds about programming, hardware, and all things Linux. You can read his answers to those questions below....
Meet Gello: An Open-Source Chromium Browser for Android from CyanogenMod
The open-source community is bringing another mobile browser choice to Android in the form of Gello: A Chromium browser without the Google bits.Read more...
Learn OpenStack with Linux Foundation Instructor Tim Serewicz
When Tim Serewicz started teaching Linux system administration classes at IBM, his boss thought Linux was “just a fad." Serewicz has since made a...
Development Release: Simplicity Linux 15.7 Beta
David Purse has announced the availability of the beta release of Simplicity Linux 15.7, a lightweight Puppy-based distribution for netbooks and desktops. Due to...
Samsung Tizen TV SDK 1.5 Released
Hi Tizen TV Developers, Great news as the Tizen TV version 1.5 has been released and allows you to develop your apps on...
Slackware-Based Linux distro VectorLinux 7.1 is out now – Lightweight OS with Improved Installer
On June 27, VectorLinux distro team announced the latest release of their lightweight operating system. VectorLinux 7.1 is out now and available to download and install for computers...
ARM Posts Pictures Of AMD’s New Development Board
AMD's new 64-bit ARM Opteron quad-core development board coming out later this year at an "affordable" price has us quite excited since it was...
Linux 4.1 Speeds Up Intel Atom SoCs
The release of the Linux 4.1 kernel is more significant than most, and not only because it was designated as a long term stable (LTS)...