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Linux System Administration Training and Certification Leads to New Career
Fabian Pichardo has worked with multiple hardware platforms such as Nvidia, Xilinx, Microchip, and National Instruments, and is skilled in languages such as C++,...
Linux Distros That Serve Scientific and Medical Communities
Linux serves — of that there is no doubt — literally and figuratively. The open source platform serves up websites across the globe, it...
How to Use NumPy for Scientific Computing in Linux
Get serious with scientific computing in Linux by learning to use NumPy. NumPy is a Python-based open-source scientific computing package released under the BSD...
Blue Flame goes up in Linux
Author: Tina Gasperson
Blue Flame Data is a consumer preferences data aggregator and analysis firm based in New York City. The company provides a Web...
Commentary: On whether it takes a geek to love Linux
- By An Anonymous Guest Author
There is an idea going around that Linux is not just for geeks ... some say that...
The Linux line
Author: JT Smith
"Hard to believe it's been 3 months already since the first issue
of The Linux Line hit inboxes all over the...
21 Open Source Projects for IoT
The Internet of Things market is fragmented, amorphous, and continually changing, and its very nature requires more than the usual attention to interoperability. It’s...
Scientific Audio Processing, Part I – How to read and write Audio files with...
Octave, the equivalent software to Matlab in Linux, has a number of functions and commands that allow the acquisition, recording, playback and digital processing...
Open Prosthetics Founder: Challenges Ahead for Open Source Medical Devices
Before he lost his arm serving as a Marine in Iraq in 2005, Jonathan Kuniholm was pursuing a PhD in biomedical engineering. Now as...
Swift: The Easy Scripting Language for Parallel Computing
Over the next decade, computer scientists anticipate the world’s largest supercomputers will grow to millions of cores running as many as a billion parallel...