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Linux 3.17 Doesn’t Boost Ivy Bridge Performance Numbers
Last week I ran some performance tests that found Sandy Bridge was faster with the Linux 3.17 kernel and these performance gains with the...
Linux Turns 23 Years Old Today
It was on this day in 1991 that Linus Torvalds first announced his new operating system that would go on to become Linux...Read more...
Welcome CryptX2: An Open Source Hardware Encrypted Storage Device
Pretty cool open source project again looking into security and privacy in the post-PRISM world (Support on indiegogo): The CryptX2 is a hardware encrypted storage...
Opera 25 Development Release For Linux
For those using the closed-source Opera web-browser, the development release to Opera 25 is available this week...Read more at Phoronix
It’s Elementary, with Sparks, and Unity
In today's Linux news Jack Wallen review Elementary OS and says it's not just the poor man's Apple. Jack Germain reviewed SparkyLinux GameOver yesterday...
LinuxCon and CloudOpen 2014 Keynote Videos Available
Video recordings of the LinuxCon and CloudOpen North America keynotes are now available on the Linux Foundation YouTube channel, and are embedded below, here. The event started Wednesday, Aug....
Acer Offers New Desktop Chromebox
Acer, which has been rapidly gaining popularity as a portable computing hardware manufacturer, has been placing some heavy bets on Google's cloud-centric Chrome OS...
Intel Sandy Bridge Gains On Linux 3.17 Extend Beyond Graphics
Yesterday I shared some benchmarks showing Intel Sandy Bridge HD Graphics performance increasing on Linux 3.17 for this several year old architecture. This came...
VMware’s Cloud Hybrid Now Works with Ubuntu Images, OpenStack
For many IT administrators, the worlds of virtualization and cloud computing have converged. Lots of them want to take advantage ofcloud platforms like OpenStack....
LinuxCon: What’s Going On With Fedora.Next
For those curious about what's going on with "Fedora.Next" in revolutionizing the Fedora Linux distribution, Matthew Miller -- Fedora's new Project Leader -- is...