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Tiny boards gain Linux cross-tools support
Gumstix says its tiny ARM-Linux SBCs now support the OpenEmbedded (OE) build environment. In addition to pre-built Linux images, the company now offers a...
Keeping your SSH connections alive with autossh
Author: Ben Martin
With autossh, you can monitor your SSH connections and restart them if they stop sending traffic or SSH exits abnormally. This makes...
Adobe releases Adobe Flash Player 10 beta for Linux
Author: Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Adobe Systems is reaching out for Linux desktop users with its announcement today that the first beta of Adobe Flash Player...
Dreamy Dreamlinux
Author: Preston St. Pierre
Dreamlinux is a Debian-based distribution that offers you a choice of GNOME or Xfce window managers as well as an extremely...
New COM design claims extra robustness
MEN Micro has introduced a new COM (computer-on-module) standard, along with two Linux-compatible modules based on it. With resistance to extreme vibration and temperatures,...
Terminator runs multiple GNOME terminals in the same window
Author: Bruce Byfield
In a sense, the desktop is the best thing that ever happened to the command line. Because a virtual terminal runs in...
Laura Thomson on coding, the workplace, and FOSS
Author: Bruce Byfield
Ever since Laura Thomson wrote her first program in the fourth grade, coding has been a major part of her life. Over...
Nexuiz shoots to the top of gaming list
Author: Joe Barr
After I reviewed Alien Arena last year, some readers criticized my choice of that first-person shooter (FPS) as the best free software...
Linux File Systems: You Get What You Pay For
Linux file systems have a number of limitations that make them a poor choice for large and high-performance computing environments.
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Connect OpenOffice.org to Zoho Writer and Google Docs with OoGdocsIntegrator
Author: Dmitri Popov
Do you fancy Web-based word processors but aren't ready to leave OpenOffice.org? You can work with your Zoho Writer and Google Docs...