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The Frugal Penguin

Linux offers several tools that help users analyze the power consumption of hardware components.
Defying Chaos

Even in a small office, countless letters, email messages, and PDFs arrive daily. Document management systems help you avoid drowning in the flood of documents.
Googler

With a few customizations, Googler plus a text-based browser offers faster, more accurate searching than a traditional web browser.
Script Mods

JavaScript is the stuff of which many interactive web clients is made, but it comes with a fair amount of historical ballast. The creators of four alternative scripting languages seek to ditch the ballast.

News and Articles

Gnome is Celebrating it’s 20th Birthday

Gnome

More than 33 releases since the first release of Gnome.
SQL Server Comes to RHEL; OpenShift Comes to Azure

Microsoft and Red Hat expand their partnership.
Nextcloud Education Edition: File Hosting for Schools

file hosting , Nextcloud

Nextcloud, a fork of the ownCloud file hosting service, has released a version for university and research institutions that was created in cooperation with partners in open source and higher education.
LibreOffice 5.4 Released

Comes with improved support for Microsoft Office file formats.
Red Hat to Drop Support for Btrfs

The company is building their own storage solution called Stratis.
Tutorials – Apache Spark

Churn through lots of data with cluster computing on Apache's Spark platform.
Charly's Column – libcoap

Charly did a spot of shopping in a furniture store and came out with a smart lighting system that he has now automated with a Linux PC: Read on for further enlightenment.
Open Hardware – Turbot

The MinnowBoard.org Foundation offers an open source single-board computer that is fast enough for professional use, but accessible for all user levels.
Linux Voice

Data protection laws are not just about keeping personal information safe; they are also about stopping the derivation of personal insights from seemingly harmless information.
Fully Charged

Linux offers some useful command-line tools that leverage the ACPI power management framework to display detailed data on the status of a laptop battery.