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Phenomenal times for Linux Gaming
Although the Linux gamers are experiencing a phenomenal time nowadays, even better times are waiting for them. While Steam for Linux is being developed...
Long-Term Maintenance for Linux 3.2
A Debian developer plans to maintain Linux 3.2, which will be used in Debian 7.0 Wheezy and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, as a long-term kernel
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Intel Core i7 3770K Ivy Bridge Linux Performance
Intel is finally announcing the first Ivy Bridge processors this morning. I have been extensively testing out the Intel Core i7 3770K, the current...
Google Shutters Several Projects, Including Picasa for Linux
Ever since its inception, Google has been known for its "throwing spaghetti at the wall" approach to new product development. It throws spaghetti at...
Cycle Computing Spins up 50K Cores on AWS for Viral Research
Jason Stowe and the crew from Cycle Computing has upped the Ante once again this week with the announcement that company successfully provisioned a...
Android App Player for PCs Out in First Beta Version
When the Android mobile OS (which isn't very old) was in its infancy, many critics expressed concerns that Apple had an insurmountable advantage with...
New data points to demand for Linux skills, training in Asia
With the Linux Foundation Enterprise End User Summit coming up on April 30, we revisited the data collected for our Linux Adoption Trends...
Universal IPSec VPN client for Android 4.0
A German firm is in the process of releasing a VPN client for Android 4.0 that supports all IPSec variants and is designed to...
VMware Blog Post Targets Open Source Cloud Platforms
Last year, Citrix Systems announced that it had completed the acquisition of Cloud.com. Cloud.com had many notable customers who favored its cloud stack infrastructure,...
Mesa Makes Way For Assembly Shaders To GLSL IR
Intel's Ian Romanick has made progress in his long side-project of compiling OpenGL assembly shaders to GLSL IR. He's now up to the point...