Links 12/12/2013: Applications and Instructionals
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Terminator Ends the Terminal Window Blahs
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How to open a large text file on Linux
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How to configure keyboard layouts in Xfce (video)
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Use the Raspberry Pi as a HTPC
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How to Manage Your Android Device From Your PC
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Solid Learning Resources for Raspberry Pi Arrive
Meanwhile, The Raspberry Pi User Guide, co-authored by project founder Eben Upton with Gareth Halfacree, is now out in a second edition and is a complete guide to the Raspberry Pi. It includes setup and installation information, instructions for using the Pi to power music and video, instructions for using the Pi in electronics projects, and there is a guide to networking Pi devices. Currently, it looks like the title is sold out, but there should be more copies available very shortly, as noted here.
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Get Free Documentation for ownCloud, Scribus and Other Cool Projects
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Remote Application Access Software supports Linux and UNIX.
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Free eBook – Self-Service Linux: Mastering the Art of Problem Determination
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Book Review: The Book of Audacity
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Particulars Arcade-Action And Puzzle Game In Early Access On Steam For Linux
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How To Install & configure Puppet Server on Centos 6.X / RHEL 6.X
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How to configure Nagios for audio alerts and mobile notifications
12.10.13
Links 10/12/2013: Games, Applications, and Instructionals
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Metro Last Light Comes To Linux, And It Largely Survives The Transition
Bringing a game to Linux is always a tricky proposition. More than even Windows PCs, with their infinite permutations of hardware and the drivers that go with them, Linux can be a bitch to achieve any kind of standardization on. This is because now, in addition to considering the liquid hardware and the drivers, the core OS itself can vary from one unit to the next. No two Linux machines run the same variation of the OS and software, and this, alongside the variable hardware configurations, can make porting a game to it (which is by definition resource intensive) a complete mess.
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Unvanquished FPS/RTS Hybrid Release Alpha 22 With A New Map
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Top Email Encryption Tools
Email continues to be one of the most popular and useful functions of a Linux system. Being able to keep in touch with your friends, family, and colleagues is essential for any platform. As the scope of email threats keeps increasing, systems for email security and encryption have become more complex and more of a necessity. Protecting email from unauthorized access and inspection is important particularly because the protocols that govern email do not include encryption. Email was not designed with any privacy or security in mind. The consequence of the lack of security is that email can be compromised on the sender’s device, on a network, on a server, and on the recipient’s device.
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How to develop cross-platform mobile apps on Linux
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Install Tor Browser Bundle in Linux Mint 16
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Install Tor Browser Bundle in Ubuntu 13.10
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Dual boot USB drive – tutorial
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How to develop cross-platform mobile apps on Linux
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Life cycle of a process
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Use vim at its best to edit your Puppet manifests
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Set default apps on the Nexus 7 tablet
12.08.13
Links 8/12/2013: Applications and Instructionals
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Linux Terminal: Poor Man’s Spotify
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Almanah 0.11 Enhances the Security of Your Diary
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Post-Trade Processing Software supports Linux OS.
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Quantum3D Launches New Markets for Simulation System Developers, and Debuts Linux-based Generation of Mantis Software
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Conky – Highly Configurable Desktop Monitor
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10 basic examples of Linux ps command
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How to install Minecraft for Ubuntu Linux
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Vim tips and tricks for developers
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How to Install and Configure UFW – An Un-complicated FireWall in Debian/Ubuntu
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25+ examples of Linux find command – search files from command line
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Use Explain Shell to understand Linux commands
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Ubuntu: 2044-1: Linux kernel (OMAP4) vulnerabilities
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Deepin Terminal features split screens, search and ssh connections
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How to install and configure Nagios on Linux
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How to integrate Google Calendar in Linux desktop
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How to stitch photos together on Linux
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Convert and Manage Your eBook Library with Calibre 1.14
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Force restart your Android phone
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CentOS 6.5 desktop installation guide with screenshots
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CentOS 6.5 Released – Installation Guide with Screenshots
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Free eBook: Securing and optimizing Linux
12.04.13
Links 4/12/2013: Games News
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Broken Sword 5 Part 1 is Out Now
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Frozen Endzone beta trailer before PC, Mac and Linux release
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Rage Under Wine, How It Performs
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SuperTuxKart 0.8.1 Free Racing Game Has Been Released
SuperTuxKart 0.8.1 has been officially released. It includes many new features and contribution from many new developers, making 0.8.1 the minor release with most bugfixes.
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First Steam Machine Priced At $499; Xbox One Is In Trouble
Previously, we wrote about the Steam Machines beating the pants off the PS4 and Xbox One in the specs and pricing department, but it was all theoretical. Now we have actual confirmation from OEM provider iBuyPower, who has announced that their first Steam Machine will be available for only $499.
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Rymdkapsel coming to Linux, Mac and PC in enhanced form next year
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Rymdkapsel headed to PC, Mac, Linux
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Natural Selection 2 FPS/RTS Updated With Lots Of Fixes
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XCOM: Enemy Unknown Nearing Beta For Linux
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FOSDEM 2014 Gaming Track Still Seeking Presenters
While Linux gaming is quickly gaining ground, it seems not many are interested this year in speaking about open-source game development.
Nils Kneuper sent out a notice today that the game development room for FOSDEM 2014 is still seeking speakers. The “Call for Proposals” has been out for more than the past month, but to date they’ve only received two proposals for the two-day event taking place the first weekend of February in Brussels.
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SteamOS: Steaming ahead? – The Open Source Column
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Reported Steam Linux Use Still Right Around 1.0%
With the start of a new month comes some new numbers out of Valve as part of their Steam hardware/software survey.
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Steam’s November Hardware Survey – Linux Still Mostly Holding Itself Up
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Entertainment Fosters Innovation
The Linux experience, the breakthrough creativity of the gaming industry.
Links 3/12/2013: Screenshots
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Linux Deepin 2013 screen shot tour
Linux Deepin is one of those unique Linux distributions for the desktop whose developers crafted a special desktop environment for it. Called the Depth Desktop Environment (DE), Linux Deepin’s DE is built atop GNOME 3 technologies, but with an interface that’s customized to provide what the developers consider a more user-friendly interface for desktop computing.
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Centrych 12.04.3
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Mint 16 Cinnamon
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Mint 16 MATE
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CentOS 6.5
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SolydX 201311
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Manjaro 0.8.8 Openbox
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Deepin 2013
12.03.13
Links 3/12/2013: Applications and Instructionals
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Who Needs Winamp When You Can Play Music from the Terminal
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ExplainShell Breaks Down Long, Confusing Linux Commands
Ever come across a tutorial online that tells you to run a long terminal command, but want to know what each part of it actually means? ExplainShell does exactly that: paste in the command, and it’ll tell you what each portion of the code does.
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Explain Shell breaks down Linux command line arguments for you
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Facedetect: Free face detection software
Marco Fioretti shows you how to download and get started with facedetect, free face detection and recognition software.
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Small Image Tools that Pack a Real Punch
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Percepio Introduces Tracealyzer for VxWorks and Linux
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Quantum3D Opens New Markets for Simulation System Developers, and Unveils Linux-based Generation of Mantis Software with Advanced Capabilities
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MindLink Software announces MindLink for Mac and Linux
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How to install and configure Conky on Linux
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How to debug live PhoneGap apps
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Create Scalable Graphics With Open-Source, Cross-Platform Tool Inkscape
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Ninja Blocks Open Source Cloud Enabled Computers Offer Easy Home Automation (video)
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How to set up a secure Apache webserver on Ubuntu
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CentOS 6 Google App Engine Python Development with Eclipse
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LibreOffice Writer power tools: Conditional text
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Monitor per process network bandwidth on linux with nethogs
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Basic Linux Interview Questions and Answers – Part II
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Setup a jailed shell with jailkit on ubuntu
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How To Rip DVDs On Linux OS
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HOWTO: Watch Netflix on Bodhi Linux
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Master version control with Git – tutorial
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How to install Minecraft for Ubuntu Linux
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How to install and configure Conky on Linux
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HOWTO: Test E18, EFL 1.8.0, and Terminology 0.4.0 on Bodhi Linux
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Installing Debian testing On GPT HDDs (> 2TB) From A Grml Live Linux
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Installing net-snmp MIBs on Ubuntu and Debian
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How to configure keyboard layouts in MATE (video)
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Install & Configure KVM Virtualization On CentOS 6.X / RHEL 6.X
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Install MATE 1.6 in Ubuntu 13.10
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KVM Virsh Command Examples on CentOS / RHEL
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