Linux News

Dec 19, 2012
  • OpenShift for data centers and clouds
  • MariaDB non-profit foundation launched
  • Fedora 18 to include Mate desktop
  • Oracle repository for kernel changes
  • NVidia GeForce R310
  • Android OS leads the smartphone market
  • Microsoft contemplating yearly major release cycle
  • HP writes off US$ 8.8 million on Autonomy
  • Stallman alleges “surveillance code” in Unity
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CoffeeScript CoffeeScript instead of JavaScript

Dec 19, 2012

Through the years, many languages have tried to improve or even replace JavaScript, including CoffeeScript, which runs in all JavaScript Runtime Environments and compiles into JavaScript.

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StarCluster HPC in the cloud with StarCluster

Dec 19, 2012

Some changes at Amazon require an update to the StarCluster article.

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Script Dialogs Automating tasks with SSH, Zenity, Yad, KDialog, PuTTY, WinSCP, and Rex Secure Agent

Nov 26, 2012

Starting a script on a Linux server with just a few mouse clicks sounds more complicated than it really is. If you want to create attractive and interactive dialogs for your desktop users, all you need is a small utility called SSH and a little Bash know-how.

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Linux News

Nov 26, 2012
  • Linux Foundation reports Secure Boot solution
  • Ubuntu 12.10
  • Plasma Active 3
  • Android OS Tops
  • Linaro Enterprise
  • Group formed for ARM architecture
  • Android installed on 3 of 4 smartphones
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Phusion Releases Passenger Enterprise 4

Nov 01, 2012

Phusion Passenger 4 offers improved scalability, Python WSGI support, multithreading, and better error diagnostics.

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Kotlin Programming Language Kotlin mixes Java with Groovy and Scala

Oct 26, 2012

Kotlin, a small island in the Gulf of Finland, is also the name of a new programming language that aims to become a modern alternative to Java.

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Mosh and AutoSSH Tools for channeling SSH over an unreliable connection

Sep 21, 2012

SSH can make you crazy if the WLAN connection keeps breaking down, the IP address changes, or the data packets trickle over a slow mobile connection. AutoSSH and Mosh offer some features you won’t find in ordinary SSH.

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