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Source: Linux Today IBM Developerworks: "Summary: The days of cowboy coding are long gone at most organizations, replaced by a renewed interest in generating quality software. Continuous integration (CI) testing is a vital component in the practice of agile programming techniques that lead to high-quality software."
Source: Linux Today Serverwatch: "Do you remember a time when Linux was a niche OS? Beyond college kids and a few converted Unix nerds, Linux was something for hackers, Ham radio operators and ivory tower dwellers. No one would ever put a Linux-based computer into a data center."
Source: Linux Today Technology & Life Integration: "I get the argument thrown at me quite often that if open source software (hereon in OSS) is so good then why are people not using it? "
Source: Linux Today Tech Comics: "In the future, even the humblest gadget will have GPS capability."
Source: Linux Today Free Software Foundation: "We have already published a petition condemning ACTA on a number of specific grounds which we urge you to sign if you haven't already. If you would like to know more, please read the rationale for this declaration. Right now, you can take action!"
Source: Linux Today Datamation: "Despite whispers of a double dip recession hitting next year, the near-term IT buying outlook looks good, according to a study conducted by the IT industry association CompTIA."
Source: Linux Today Tech Source: "Every now and then, I receive emails from people who are asking me to explain the benefits or advantages of using Linux I finally decided to write a simple list that I could use to answer those who want to know the benefits of using Linux."
Source: Linux Today OStatic: "If you are using a Linux operating system as you read this, lean back and take a look at the desktop. Chances are you've got a few things running: a browser, an instant messaging client, and maybe even a twitter client."
Source: Linux Today PCPlus: "Free Linux music packages Ardour, Hydrogen and Jack will help you fall in love with a whole new world of creative possibilities"
Source: Linux Today LinuxInsider: "Linux is easy to learn, highly capable of fulfilling a typical computer user's needs, and 100 percent free. So why is it that Linux still has such a miniscule share of the overall desktop market?"
Source: Linux Today Jamie's Mostly Linux Stuff: "I have been using dual monitors on a variety of Linux systems for quite some time now. The most common case has been using a laptop with an external display attached, but I have also done it on desktop systems with two displays. Overall it works very well "
Source: Linux Today Scribbles and Snaps: "My photography workflow is based on two key tools: the digiKam photo management application and a Bubba Two personal Linux-based server. While I use digiKam for processing and managing photos, Bubba Two takes care of storing my image files and backs them up in the cloud. But that's only one of Bubba Two's many talents."
Source: Linux Today Linuxconfig: "OOPS.. I have accidentally removed a video file from my camcorder ! The first thing before we start panic is to unmount USB device and create a low level backup of the device partition with a dd command."
Source: Linux Today redcode.nl: "While it is not Landmark's intention to alienate those in the Open Source and Music Information Retrieval community, Landmark must request that you do not ship, deploy or post the code presented in your post."
Source: Linux Today PC World: "Nonprofit organization One Laptop Per Child on Thursday said it is adding a multitouch screen to the upcoming XO-1.75 laptop and is modifying software to take advantage of the new hardware."
Source: Linux Today Linux Planet: "Linux is blessed with several different package managers, so using a different distribution often means learning a different way to install, update, and remove software. Use Juliet Kemp's handy package manager cheatsheet to get going with a minimum of fuss."
Source: Linux Today Tech Drive-In: "Pinta is a drawing/editing program modeled after Paint.NET. Pinta is pitched as a simplified alternative to GIMP for casual users."
Source: Linux Today Bloomberg Businessweek: "U.K. government staff suggested replacing Microsoft Corp. operating systems on computers with free alternatives in response to a call for ideas for Prime Minister David Cameron's cost-cutting drive."
Source: Linux Today Intel Software Blog: "Canonical COO Matt Asay says Linux has the opportunity to beat Apple's iPhone as long as developers don't stretch themselves too thin working on various iterations of the mobile platform."
Source: Linux Today Linux User and Developer: "Ubuntu 10.10 (codename Maverick Meerkat) is well into the development cycle, with the planned celebrity release date of 10 October 2010 (10/10/10). The development time frame of Ubuntu is quite condensed, and this is managed with a number of stages."
Source: Linux Today Linux.com: "If you have one Linux system to administer, you need a good working knowledge of scripting, command line utilities, and a trusty text editor. If you have two or more, it may be time to add Puppet to that list."
Source: Linux Today Linux Planet: "In Part 1 we learned how to safely install CHDK on a Canon point-and-shoot camera to get high-end features. Today we learn how to use some of those features like movie zoom, RAW mode, histograms, and much more."
Source: Linux Today The Nexenta Planet: "Today, however, Coraid announced that they have received a letter from NetApp threatening them; Coraid has decided therefore to stop reselling their ZFS based storage appliance."
Source: Linux Today ZDNet: "For decades Microsoft has lived by Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt (FUD). Now, in an ironic twist of fate they're being strangled with it, and by a Linux distro."
Source: Linux Today Digitizor: "A while ago, we explained how you can install rekonq 0.5 in Kubuntu. rekonq is going to become the default web browser in Kubuntu 10.10. But, how good is rekonq? Does it have private browsing mode? How is its Javascript performance? We attempt to find out."
Source: Linux Today FOSSwire: "You might think that a plain text editor is a pretty simple affair. After all, all it has to do is allow you to type stuff in and then change it. Right?"
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