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New Debian TC Members Appointed For Going Past The Systemd Fallout
Last year following Debian's decision to choose systemd as its init manager and then the init coupling vote, there ended up being three resignations...
ICO Regression Fixed by Canonical for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Canonical has just fixed a regression caused by an ICU update that was supposed to fix a number of vulnerabilities, for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS....
Google Reportedly Building Android for Virtual Reality Hardware
Mobile OS Android to be morphed into a platform for virtual reality applications?Read more at ZDNet News
Delete file when you have more than 100g for deleting
Hello Linix community members,Today I would like to share a simple script for deleting files when you have more than 100g for deleting and...
Steam for Linux Adoption Sees Important Drop in February
The latest Steam Hardware & Software Survey for February 2015 shows a swift and noticeable decline in the number of Linux users, which somehow...
4 Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know You Can Do With Chrome for Linux
I am a full time Linux user who also uses Apple’s Mac OS X and iOS from time to time to access services or...
What’s in a Name: The Battle for the Soul of Arduino
The creators of Arduino have differing visions for the open source hardware project's future. Whose will win?Read more at ZDNet News
Niche Drivers Get Ported To Atomic Mode-Setting For Linux 4.1
David Airlie has started pulling in fresh Git code into DRM-Next for merging eventually with the Linux 4.1 kernel...Read more at Phoronix
ClusterStor Solution for HPC and Big Data
The ClusterStor SDA is built on Seagate’s successful ClusterStor family of high performance storage solutions for HPC and Big Data, providing unmatched file system...
Vivaldi Web Browser Tech Preview 2 Is Out with Fast Forward and Rewind –...
Vivaldi is a new web browser based on Chromium that is built by an Opera founder. It's aimed mostly at power users, but it...