New vulnerabilities detected in Ubuntu
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snapcraft: Canonical's new tool for creating Snappy Packages
Snapcraft is a new tool that comes to smooth the way to Snappy packages, these packages that Canonical intends to be the future.
Azure Cloud Switch: Microsoft's Linux distribution
Microsoft has created its first Linux distribution, no, it is not a joke nor have they gone crazy. It is like that, a distro called Azure Cloud Switch for networks.
BOSS, the operating system that India will use
BOSS is the name of the Indian distribution that will govern all the Administration's computers. However the reviews are not very good.
Without a doubt Microsoft Windows 10 is the best OS
Windows 10 is Microsoft's best operating system, but it has also become the most dangerous spy service. Linux the alternative.
Patricia Torvalds: Linus's daughter points out ways
Patricia Torvalds is the eldest of the three daughters of Linus Torvalds and it seems that she is interested in technology and open source. Will she be the successor?
Oracle stumbles over open source databases
Oracle has almost lost its database monopoly by the emergence of alternative open source projects, both SQL-based and new.
Shodan the Google of hackers
Shodan is another alternative to Google that is known as "the Google of hackers" because of its powerful filters to be able to carry out very interesting searches.
Clear Linux: the distro for Intel architectures
Clear Linux is not yet another distribution for generic use, rather it is a project optimized for Intel hardware and whose purpose is the cloud.
Peppermint 6, an increasingly minty distro
Peppermint 6 is the latest version of one of the lightest Gnu / Linux distributions that brings a lot of software coming from Linux Mint like MintUpdate
VENOM, more dangerous than Heartbleed
VENOM is a vulnerability that is present in the floppy driver of GNU / Linux systems and that affects many machines and servers for 11 years.
Debian 9.0 Stretch begins its development stage
Debian 9.0 has been dubbed Stretch, an octopus that appears in the movie Toy STory. Now begins its development stage after Debian 8.0.
Elementary OS Freya, a very Mac distribution now available
Elementary OS Freya is now available and ready for download, this distribution improves many features but maintains its MacOS look and functionality
Gnome 3.16 is now available
Gnome 3.16 has already been released, the latest stable version of the popular and popular Gnu / Linux desktop that incorporates more than 33.000 community changes.
Orange Pi: Raspberry Pi-style hackable SBC
Orange Pi Plus is a new Raspberry Pi clone that claims to rival it. The new board integrates an ARM-based Allwinner SoC and much more
Nitrux + Numix = Ozon OS, the Linux that promises
Ozon OS is a Linux distro that is being developed by members of two projects: Numix and NItrux. It focuses on graphic design and gaming.
$ 13 billion for a zXNUMX mainframe running Linux
IBM mainframes already have a history, specifically half a century, and they continue to wage war. This time a new z13 with very powerful Linux is presented
Meccanoid G15 KS: Meccanoid's open-source robot
Meccano, the mythical toy company, presents a new open source robot called Meccanoid G15 KS to learn and create as always.
5 robots that work thanks to Linux
Some robots and drones work thanks to Linux and other free software projects. In this article we analyze 5 of the most striking social robots
FreeNAS 9.3 comes with many interface and performance improvements
The new version of FreeNAS brings design improvements and also issues such as security or file sharing options.
NBC and Today Show use Ubuntu to recreate iCloud hack
It seems that the Ubuntu LInux distribution is the one that has been used to hack into Apple's iCloud accounts to steal nude photos of celebrities
Uncovering the acronyms of the names of open source projects
Recursive acronyms have been widely used by programmers during the past decades, even many new projects have them, but they are
Rumor or reality: do Bill Gates kids use Linux !?
The offshoots of Microsoft's bosses Steve Ballmer and Bill Gates use Apple and Linux products. This rumor is widespread and still cannot be trusted
Anubis: the new Bitcoins mining software
Anubis is an open source, web-based system for mining cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoins or BTCs or Litecoins or LTCs. Earn money online
Arch Linux 2013.11.01 available for download
The Arch Linux developer community has made available to us a new version, Arch Linux 2013.11.01 of this famous distribution
Intel C ++ Compiler v13.0 what's new for Android
Intel C ++ Compiler is the compiler for the Cpp language that works natively on Android in its special edition v13.0
Is Android really an open-source system?
Many have Android as an open source software project, but the reality is different. Android is not a 100% open-source system, only partly
MongoDB leader of alternatives to traditional SQL databases
MongoDB is a NoSQL database management system that aims to provide a good alternative to SQLs such as MariaDB, MySQL, SkySQL databases, etc.
Debian 7.0 Wheezy is out and loaded with new features
After a long wait and a long development, the creation of Wheezy, the new Debian 7.0, has ended, which will give much to talk about for its improvements
Linux expert, profession of the future according to a SuSE executive
If you are passionate about programming and you are also an expert in Linux, this is your moment. Workers are currently needed to fill the free vacancies of the sector
Ubuntu Phone OS: Requirements
The first device with UbuntuPhone OS installed is expected in 2014, but we already know the first requirements proposed by Canonical.
Microsoft explains how UEFI works, the controversial boot system
Microsoft has tried to explain the operation of the controversial UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) boot system and the company says that it can be activated (or not) depending on the intentions of the equipment manufacturers and users.