Valve Furthers Linux Commitment, Officially Joins Linux Foundation
Do you take this platform, the have and to hold, for as long as you both shall live? Yes! While Valve has been tinkering away at SteamOS, and the Steam distribution platform for Linux, Gabe Newell and...
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How to Make Web Apps Shine in Gnome 3.10
Getting Web Apps Right If you’re like most people, you spend an awful lot of your time working with a computer in a web browser. And that’s great! The cloud is the next frontier for just about...
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Try Gnome 3.12 Right Now!
Itching to get your hands on the latest goodies from Gnome? Look no further… If you’d like to see the project’s latest efforts, including getting the best look at the latest Gnome core apps (Music,...
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Spoofing S.M.A.R.T. in a Virtual Environment
What is This? Setting up virtual environments can be essential to troubleshooting hardware and software problems. Unfortunately, if your software relies on SMART data to function properly, you’re out...
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Gaming On Linux Loses Editor, Plagiarist to Blame.
Edit: Gamingonlinux has not shut down, but has lost it’s Editor. A Great Resource Lost Gaming On Linux, a popular online portal for Linux gamers, shut down today. And it’s a shame. For all intents...
View ArticleThunderbird 24 Is Days Away, Mozilla Gets Back To Work
Thunderbird, the mysteriously abandoned (sort-of) open source mail client makes its return on September 17th. Faithful users have been marooned on version 17, receiving only maintenance tune-ups along...
View ArticleNetBSD 7 Keeps Support for the Sega Dreamcast
Underpowered From the Start With 16MB of Ram and a low-end 200Mhz processor, the usefulness of this 16 year-old hardware as a computing device is debatable. But has that stopped the team over at...
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How To Install Visual Studio Code in Ubuntu 14.04, 14.10, and 15.04
So Microsoft released today its first application for Linux (I think). It’s called Visual Studio Code and it supports the following languages: C++, jade, PHP, Python, XML, Batch, F#, DockerFile,...
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