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The PocketC.H.I.P. Is the Handheld Linux Machine I’ve Been Looking For
The variety of ways people have found to cram the palm-sized Raspberry Picomputer inside a handheld device are some of my favorite Pi projects. But those projects...
Architectural Considerations for Open-Source PaaS and Container Platforms
The market for open source PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) and Container platforms is rapidly evolving, both in terms of technologies and the breadth of offerings being...
Microsoft’s Project Malmo AI Platform Goes Open Source
Microsoft has released artificial intelligence system Project Malmo to the open-source community. The system, now available to all, uses Minecraft to test artificial intelligence...
15 Useful ‘sed’ Command Tips and Tricks for Daily Linux System Administration Tasks
Every system administrator has to deal with plain text files on a daily basis. Knowing how to view certain sections, how to replace words,...
Canonical-Pivotal Partnership Makes Ubuntu Preferred Linux Distro for Cloud Foundry
Pivotal, developers of the Cloud Foundry open source cloud development platform and Canonical, the company behind the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, announced a partnership today where Ubuntu becomes...
Kubernetes 1.3 Steps Up for Hybrid Clouds
The Kubernetes community on Wednesday introduced Version 1.3 of its container orchestration software, with support for deploying services across multiple cloud platforms, including hybrid...
How Cloud Computing is Driving Demand for Open Source Talent
There are very few technologies that have had as big an influence on businesses today as cloud computing. It has completely changed the way...
Apache Mesos for Beginners: 3 Videos to Help You Get Started
How do you get started learning Apache Mesos? In this series highlighting presentations from MesosCon North America, we have showcased several large complex Mesos...
A Simple Menu System for Blind Linux Users
The Knoppix distribution goes back in time, to the era of text menus, to provide an interface for computer users who are blind.
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