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• LG releases webOS Open Source Edition, looks to expand webOS usage — LG wants to expand the adoption of webOS and the company is working with the South Korean government to solicit business proposals from other companies interested in using webOS.
• The Linux Foundation Announces an Open Source Reference Hypervisor Project Designed for IoT Device Development — ACRN is comprised of two main components: the hypervisor and its device model
• Linux Foundation backs new ‘ACRN’ hypervisor for embedded and IoT
• GNOME Shell memory leak — A number of Ubuntu users have reported that GNOME Shell 3.26.2, the version used in Ubuntu 17.10, has a “sneaky leak” that causes GNOME Shell’s memory usage to increase every minute following a Shell animation
• A GNOME performance bug fixed — So, how can something as simple as updating the displayed time cause such a large increase in the time required to draw a frame?
• Firefox Master Password System Has Been Poorly Secured for the Past 9 Years — For at past nine years, Mozilla has been using an insufficiently strong encryption mechanism for the “master password” feature.
• Questionable changes coming to Firefox DNS queries — Nightly build fans’ hostname lookups piped to Cloudflare in limited security feature trial
• Firefox plan to start blocking ads — Mozilla intends to add basic ad filtering capabilities to its Firefox browser later this year, according to its recently updated roadmap.
• Bitcoin blockchain contains more than transaction data — Boffins warn of legal risks from arbitrary data distribution
• CryptoGraffiti – Bitcoin Blockchain Messages as Text

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LG Announces webOS Open-Source Edition

LG in cooperation with South Korea’s NIPA government agency are working on making webOS suitable as a more open platform with open connectivity. They are still looking to commercialize it as an open-source platform, LG announced this morning.

GNOME 3.28 Release Notes

GNOME 3.28 is the latest version of GNOME 3, and is the result of 6 months’ hard work by the GNOME community. It contains major new features, as well as many smaller improvements and bug fixes. In total, the release incorporates 25832 changes, made by approximately 838 contributors.

• Bolt Will Tackle Thunderbolt 3 Security on Linux

TING

• Ting – mobile that makes sense

New Major GStreamer Release

The GStreamer team is proud to announce a new major feature release of your favourite cross-platform multimedia framework!

Firefox 59 released, these are the key changes

Performance enhancements to the Firefox Home page mean it should now load quicker than before. The speed up comes by leveraging cache files.

Off-Main-Thread Painting – https://t.co/3MllKmqOaO

On Linux it has to be enabled manually: set “layers.omtp.enabled” to true.

— Adam Brodziak (@AdamBrodziak) March 19, 2018

Private Internet Access goes Open Source

Today marks the start of an exciting shift over here at Private Internet Access. As long-time supporters of the Free and Open Source Software community, we have started the process of open sourcing our software, and over the next six months we will be releasing the source code for all our client-side applications, as well as libraries and extensions.

DigitalOcean

• DigitalOcean: SSD Cloud Server, VPS Server, Simple Cloud Hosting

OpenSnitch

OpenSnitch is a GNU/Linux port of the Little Snitch application firewall.

Spotifyd: A spotify daemon

An open source Spotify client running as a UNIX daemon. Spotifyd streams music just like the official client, but is more lightweight, and supports more platforms. Spotifyd also supports the Spotify Connect protocol, which makes it show up as a device that can be controlled from the official clients.

Spotifyd requires a Spotify Premium account.

Linux Academy

• Linux Academy | Linux and AWS Online Training

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• Ilan Rabinovitch (@irabinovitch) | Twitter

VP, Product & Technical Community at @datadoghq, recovering SysAdmin, SCALE Conference Chair, and other FL/OSS fun.

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The hottest Smartwatch at CES 2015 is running Open WebOS, we share the details. Tablets in cars & 3D printing with wood and other materials.

Plus some follow up & the Drone Rodeo!

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Exclusive: The hottest smartwatch of CES isn’t running Android Wear — it’s Open webOS | Android Central

We tracked down the Audi/LG watch — still officially nameless, by the way — in Las Vegas today, and we can exclusively reveal that it’s not running Android Wear as originally believed. In fact, it’s packing completely different software based on LG’s Open webOS.

• Wearing LG’s webOS smartwatch made me happy | The Verge

The most beautiful tablet you’ll ever own comes with an Audi Q7

While the primary purpose of the tablet is entertainment for your rear passengers, the Audi Tablet also controls most of the car’s electronic functions. Passengers in the Q7 can have a look at the current route via a map app and can even set a new waypoint and pass it to the main stack in the front via WiFi. Music choices, media access, speed and even data showing if your driver has been keeping up with the maintenance are all on tap. Charging and a serial port that interfaces with the car’s CANBus — for communication with the auto’s systems — are on the back of the device and a standard micro-USB port and headphone jack are, too

10.1-inch tablet being driven by a Tegra 4

This is the most insane wireless router in the history of mankind | The Verge

The router in question is the D-Link AC3200 Ultra Wi-Fi Router, and make no mistake: as these things go it’s more than solid. Six antennas, support for the latest 802.11 protocols, and speeds up to 3.2Gbps. And this is just one of D-Link’s new Ultra series (it’ll be available on Newegg tomorrow for $309.99).

But mostly it just looks bonkers.

MakerBot makes 3D printing more realistic with metal, wood and stone – CNET

MakerBot announced Tuesday here at the 2015 International CES that it’s using new PLA Composite Filaments made with composites of real metal, stone and wood. Basically, these materials, in powder form, are mixed with regular PLA filament to create a new special type of filament. As the result, the printed objects will provide more of the look and certain characteristics of the materials being used.

For example, an object printed using metal PLA filament can be magnetized and is heavier than the same object printed using regular pure-plastic PLA filaments.

In order to print the new materials, however, a new extruder is needed for each material type. The good news is all MakerBot’s fifth-generation 3D printers support a Smart Extruder, which can be easily swapped out.

FBI Director: Sony’s ‘Sloppy’ North Korean Hackers Revealed Their IP Addresses | WIRED

Speaking at a Fordham Law School cybersecurity conference Wednesday, Comey said that he has “very high confidence” in the FBI’s attribution of the attack to North Korea. And he named several of the sources of his evidence, including a “behavioral analysis unit” of FBI experts trained to psychologically analyze foes based on their writings and actions. He also said that the FBI compared the Sony attack with their own “red team” simulations to determine how the attack could have occurred. And perhaps most importantly, Comey now says that the hackers in the attack failed on multiple occasions to use the proxy servers that bounce their Internet connection through an obfuscating computer somewhere else in the world, revealing IP addresses that tied them to North Koreans.

In his statement Wednesday, Comey acknowledged the skepticism about the FBI’s attributions claims. But he responded that “they don’t have the facts that I have. They don’t see what I see.”

Racing in a Las Vegas Drone Rodeo — CES 2015 – YouTube

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The best stuff at CES this year ran Linux, and that’s no joke! From International CES 2014, we’ve pushed through the noise and feature nothing but the best and most innovative Linux powered devices.

Plus: CentOS and Red Hat officially join forces, Epic OpenShot 2.0 Update…

AND SO MUCH MORE!

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Linux at International CES 2014:

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• Closing Windows: Microsoft and its platforms are nowhere to be found at CES

• Gallery: The 13 Steam Machines and all of their glorious variety

• Piixl Jetpack straps a SteamOS PC to the back of your TV

• Mozilla Bringing Firefox OS to TVs, Tablets, Desktops

• LG reveals massive plans for webOS TV platform

• The bleeding edge in Bitcoin-mining hardware comes to CES

• YouTube – CES 2014: Razer Shows Project Christine PC Concept

• Intel announces Edison, a computer the size of an SD card

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• Belkin shows Linux powered smart slow cooker at CES 2014

• Friday Funnies | Linux.com

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• Springseed

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• Stormcloud
• Nitro

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• Korora 20 Fedora Remix “Peach” Now Available
• Korora 20 Screenshot Tour

JB 2014 “State of the Onion” Address:

• JB’s BIG 2014 Plans | FauxShow 159

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— NEWS —

• Red Hat and CentOS become Voltron, build free operating system together

• CentOS Project joins forces with Red Hat

• Valve reportedly has 12 Steam Machine partners

• Humble Indie Bundle X

• OpenSUSE Forums Defaced, Email Addresses Leaked

• Epic OpenShot 2.0 Update! Part 1 of 3

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• Wireless hdmi – indiegogo 6days remaining – Linux appearance, Mint and ubuntu.

• AIRTAME: Wireless HDMI for Everyone.

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/25276/pc-bsd-9-1-review-las-s23e09/ Sun, 30 Sep 2012 13:19:58 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=25276 It’s our review of PC-BSD 9.0 and 9.1. Allan joins us and we cover everything from the end-user experience, to setting up a Linux Jail running on top of PC-BSD.

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It’s our review of PC-BSD 9.0 and 9.1. Allan joins us and we cover everything from the end-user experience, to setting up a Linux Jail running on top of PC-BSD. Plus we discuss a few bumps in the road bumps we hit, who we think is the target audience for our open source cousin, and much more!

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Runs Linux:

• US Congressman Michael Grimm, Runs Linux… Now…

Android Pick:

• Paragon NTFS & HFS+
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Desktop App Pick:

• syncBackup
• Picks so far
• Madjo

Distro Of The Day

• CentOS The Community ENTerprise Operating System

Search our past picks:

• Linux Action Show Lookup
• Thanks to sakuramboo!

Git yours hands all over our STUFF:

• Jupiter Broadcasting Afiliate Extensions
• Callisto-app – Google Project Hosting
• Quick Update to the Jupiter Broadcasting Android App

News:

• Slackware 14.0 Linux Released
• GNOME 3.6 Released!
  • First Look: GNOME 3.6
• Open webOS 1.0 Edition
• Open webOS ported to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus
• Ubuntu 12.10 Amazon Shopping Results to be Made Optional
  • Bug #1054282 “No obvious way to restrict adult shopping suggestions
• External Beta News | Valve
• Unity 4: Linux Publishing Preview: What, How, and Wherefore
• Ubuntu Software Center, On openSUSE

PC-BSD:

Brought to you by: System76

• Download PC-BSD 9.1-RC1

• For full release versions, along with the full selection of CD, DVD and USB images, PC-BSD also offers ready to use VirtualBox and VMWare images

• The Install:
  • Your choice of Desktop Environments, Installer automatically adjusts the defaults depending on how much ram you have installed
  • Your options: KDE, Gnome, LXDE or XFCE
  • Another option is TrueOS, a console based server, FreeBSD with the CLI version of Warden, the PBI system, ZFS Boot Environments and other utilities
  • The install also offers vanilla FreeBSD Server
• Disk Partitioning
  • PC-BSD allows you to do a full ‘root on ZFS’ install (only recommended if you have 4 or more GB of ram), including creating many different datasets with different settings such as compression for optimal use of space
  • You have the option of the Basic Wizard, the Advanced Wizard, or the FreeBSD CLI partitioning system
  • The advanced Wizard also allows you to setup more complex ZFS mirror or RAIDZ
  • You can choose to optionally encrypt your hard disk using GELI
• Warden
  • Warden is a Graphical and Command Line based manager for FreeBSD’s Jails feature
  • In FreeBSD a jail is a secondary installation of the OS files, which is then started in a chroot, and the processes, network and user/group IDs are separate
  • Allows you to manage three types of jails:
  • Traditional Jail – run internet applications in a container, if compromised, the attacker only gains access to the jail, not the host OS
  • Ports Jail – less secure version if jails, allows you to install applications from the FreeBSD ports tree without interfering with the PBI package manager in the host OS
  • Linux Jail – install Debian or Gentoo in a jail, and run your linux applications in a full linux environment
  • Warden also allows you to stop a jail, pack it up, and move it to a different physical machine
  • Warden also allows you to install meta-packages into the jails with a single click, allowing you to deploy apache+php+mysql in no time
  • Warden can back your jails storage with ZFS, allowing you to take advantage of ZFS features such as snapshots, clones (writable snapshots), revert to a previous snapshot, etc

• Warden Wiki

Chris’ notes:
Hardware:
HP Envy 17 – Wifi was not detected. Only the vesa video driver seemed to work.

VM: No major issue, video performance is not great.

If you consider yourself someone who likes to stay current on open source software releases, try out new betas, and upgrade right after release – PC-BSD is probably not for you.

I failed to find the KDE desktop compelling for me. A good enough implementation, but error pages in certain areas and a lack of anything particular interesting drove me to try the other desktops.

This is one, of two audiences I think PC-BSD could be great for. The first is Gnome 2 lovers. Gnome 2.32 ships with PC-BSD as an option, along with LXDE and XFCE. I tried them all, but Gnome 2 was the most fun. It really was a treat to set up the old workhorse the way I used to like it.

It also made me realize, the world has moved on and Gnome 2 is just not for me anymore.

However, if the work horse aspect is important to you – then you might be the second category of user I think PC-BSD is great for. The enterprise workstation.

FreeBSD is an awesomely cohesive and well built system, even as an outsider in a strange new land I can detect and appreciate the collective thought behind this operating system. On top of that, it’s stable, fast, and has one of the best file systems in the world for managing and protecting large sets of data.

The speed and utility of the Gnome 2 desktop is great, the XFCE setup would also work quite well in a workstation type setup.

Combine that with years of updates, iXsystem’s enterprise expertise and you could have a major contender in the workstation market.

All that said, if you want the latest version of HandBrake (PBI: 0.9.3 current: 0.9.8), PiTiVi ( PBI: 0.13.4 current: 0.15.2), or Chromium (PBI: 21.0 Current: 22.0) and so on, you’ll need to look else where.

Much of this can be alleviated by taking advantage of the FreeBSD ports tree, which PC-BSD makes it easy to setup with just a few clicked.

If wireless and 3D acceleration are important features for you, test the system first.

For users like myself, there are areas of the system that feel a bit unpolished. Perhaps the result of a small, but dedicated team. And despite the team’s amazing efforts, it still feels like the FreeBSD desktop market could be shrinking as the Linux game market heats up.

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/23996/trisquel-gnulinux-review-las-s23e05/ Sun, 02 Sep 2012 13:12:12 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=23996 Our review of Trisquel GNU/Linux, a beautiful distribution that respects your freedom. But does it make a compelling desktop? Plus: Is Desktop Linux Dead?

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Desktop Linux is DEAD? We debunk this craziness! Plus our review of Trisquel GNU/Linux, a beautiful distribution that respects your freedom. But does it make a compelling desktop? Tune in to find out!

PLUS: Valve loves open source drivers, OpenSUSE 12.2 is near, Open WebOS’s big step, learning your Linux basics…

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Runs Linux:

• Stephen Fry, Runs Linux

Android Pick:

• rsync backup for Android
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Desktop App Pick:

• Smuxi – IRC Client

• Picks so far

• Madjo

Distro Of The Day

• TurnKey Linux Virtual Appliance Library: 100+ free ready-to-use applications for virtual machines, the cloud, and bare metal.
  • Etherpad Lite – Real-time document collaboration
  • MediaWiki – Wikipedia’s Wiki Engine
  • OTRS – Ticket Request System
  • Domain Controller – Drop-in PDC replacement
  • Zimbra – Email and Collaboration Suite

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News:

• What Killed the Linux Desktop – Miguel de Icaza
• How Apple Killed the Linux Desktop and Why That Doesn’t Matter
• GNOME founder Miguel de Icaza says Desktop Linux is dead, has moved to OS X – Reddit Thread
• Why Miguel de Icaza is Wrong About Desktop Linux
• The truth about Goobuntu: Google’s in-house desktop Ubuntu Linux
• Valve Finds Open Source Drivers To Be Great
  • Comparing Intel HD 2000/3000/4000 Linux Graphics
• Canonical Recently Visited Valve To Talk About Ubuntu
• Valve’s release of GreenLight has a chance to make Steam for Ubuntu (and soon others) successful. There’s gonna be a lot more than L4D2 if everyone shares this page. Thanks to Mr_Gentoo in the Subreddit!
• Free and open source software takes precedence. By law!
• Open webOS 1.0 Beta Released!
  • Open webOS Oerview
• openwebos/build-desktop · GitHub
• NVIDIA Confirms It’s Working On Optimus Linux Support
• OIN expands patent protection to Android components
• openSUSE 12.2 Review Next Week!

Trisquel Review:

Brought to you by: System76

• Public presentation of Trisquel GNU/Linux!

• The 5.5 STS edition, codename Brigantia, was released on April 16, 2012.

• Brigantia is an STS (short term support) version, which will be supported for one year after release.

Software versions and distro editions:

This release is based on Ubuntu 11.10 and as always it contains only free software, including:

• GNOME 3.2

• Very elegant reintroduction to the LXDE desktop.

• Ubiquity Installer

• Ubuntu Updater, use PPAs, Ubuntu underpinnings… But Ubuntu never gives back?

• Which version of Ubuntu is trisquel based off of? | Trisquel GNU/Linux – Run free!

• How much does Trisquel benefit from being a Ubuntu based distro? | Trisquel GNU/Linux – Run free!

• Why not Debian? Debian doesn’t use FSF definition for free software, but its own instead.

• Ubuntu’s main and universe repositories contain only free software as defined by FSF (but some packages require cleaning up so they don’t recommend non-free software).

• Ubuntu Purge

• Trisquel GNU/Linux does not have 100 associate members | Trisquel GNU/Linux – Run free!

• Associate membership program | Trisquel GNU/Linux – Run free!

• Crowd funded tasks | Trisquel GNU/Linux – Run free!

Chris:

A great distro, that is pleasant to use, and easy on the eyes with smart choices made. However, it does feel a bit heavy with its message if a few spots (might be off putting to some switchers) and with it’s probable GNU/Power user target demographic, perhaps being based on Arch might draw more interest.

Matt:

As you can see in the video I recorded during my testing, the hardware support is fantastic and mirrors Ubuntu proper. That said, Gnash is painful to use and the firmware restrictions did affect the abilities of some wireless devices. This distro is otherwise, no different that Ubuntu, from which it is based on. As for seeking help in their forums, be prepared for attack of the RMS clones when asking ANYTHING to do with proprietary options such as firmware, etc. . If I was a new user, I’d be looking elsewhere. For myself, I am keeping it on an old mini-tower running LXDE.

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• I would like an good old fashion review of PC-BSD 9.1 on LAS.
• Rob has a big problem with us
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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/21202/raspberry-pi-first-look-las-s22e06/ Sun, 01 Jul 2012 14:44:48 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=21202 We’ve got our hands on the Raspberry PI! Find out what you can expect from this crazy tiny device!

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We’ve got our hands on the Raspberry PI! Find out what you can expect from this crazy tiny device!

PLUS: Tracking a stolen Linux laptop, big news for WebOS,

and so much more!

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Runs Linux:

• New ASUS Netbooks Run Linux

Android Pick:

• Google Analytics
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Universal Pick:

• ASEPRITE
• Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

Random Distro Of The Day

• Parted Magic

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News:

• Open webOS Community Edition released!
• Cross-Platform Android Rooter
• Android 4.1 to be free of Flash Player
• Google introduces Compute Engine, Google-scale Linux virtualization
• Fluendo Codec Pack 17: Better decoding for the same price! DVB/lossless AAC/adaptive h.264/fragmented RTP
• KDE No Longer Competitive? Developer Calls It Quits
• Ubuntu Adoption Grew 160% in India Last Year
• Fedora Is Unsure About 256 Color Terminals
• Slackware 14 under development

Matt’s How-to:

• Big thank you to System76 for their continued sponsorship, for these segments and for the Wild Dog Performance PC.
• You can find the Prey Project at this url: https://preyproject.com
• Setting the PC to stolen worked as expected, however the alerts to the thief, on screen did not.
• Be sure to download the the software from the website and not via the Ubuntu repositories, as the repos has the old, CLI only version available.

Feedback:

• TRaven Wants us to try Sabayon 9 KDE
• Rays asks about Learning Linux Fast
• Raven writes about Using a SATA Switch

What’s Bryan Doin?

• The “Build Something Fun And Win Some Pi” Contest
• BLABA Game Creator
• The Complete History Of The Linux Action Show (abridged)

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• DJ Draft

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/16411/awesome-window-manager-las-s20e04/ Sun, 29 Jan 2012 15:24:05 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=16411 Your desktop sucks, we’ll show you how to make it AWESOME! We review the Awesome Window Manager, & tell you what tickles our fancy! Plus a look at Ubuntu's HUD.

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Your desktop sucks, we’ll show you how to make it AWESOME! We review the Awesome Window Manager, and tell you why it tickles our fancy!

Plus: Mark Shuttleworth makes a preemptive strike in Ubuntu’s new War against menus, will they succeed? We debate!

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• Reddit, Runs Linux

Android Pick:

• imgur for Android
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Universal Pick:

• Synchronet
• Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

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NEWS:

• Debian 6.0.4 Released
• Fedora 17 Moves Forward With Unified File-System
• Why Everyone Must Oppose The Merging of /usr and /
• The $260 KDE Tablet
• Port guide

Specifications of the A9 Zenithink ZT–280 C71:
7" (16:9) screen size
800 x 480 resolution
1,3 Mpixels front camera
Built-in microphone
Built-in stereo speakers
4-way G-sensor

CPU: ARM Cortex A9 1 GHz
RAM: 512 MB DDR2
Drive: 4 GB NAND fast flash
Connectivity: Wi-Fi + 3G (GSM) support
Micro-SD: supports up to 32 GB
HDMI output: 1080p
Battery: 3000 mAh at 7,4 volts or 6000 mAh at 4,7 volts
355 grams / a bit more than half a lbs

• Lots and lots of Schools Are Using Chromebooks.
• Google Scores Contract to bring 27,000 Chromebooks to Schools
• KDE 4.8 is released!
• KDE 4.8 – Exciting new Features – YouTube
• KDE 4.8 Released With New Features, Improvements
• Ubuntu’s HUD – “The future of menus”
• More info on Ubuntu’s HUD: TedPage
• HP announced OpenWebOS roadmap and schedule.
• Mandriva not yet 100% dead.

Awesome Window Manager Review:

• about – awesome window manager
• Awesome Vicious Modules
• Awesome Setup Examples – Arch Forum
• First steps with Awesome window manager

• awesome (window manager) – Wikipedia

  The fork was initially nicknamed jdwm, with ‘jd’ denoting the principal programmer’s initials, and with dwm reminding of the software project it forked from. The first git repository for what was to become awesome was set up in September 2007. jdwm was renamed to awesome, named after the same phrase used by the How I Met Your Mother character Barney Stinson.

• Like dwm and wmii, awesome uses tags instead of workspaces. Windows can be assigned to several tags, and multiple tags can be selected at the same time.
• Quickly Setting up Awesome with Gnome

What’s Bryan Doin?

• Lunduke.com » Linux Easy To Support = Lower Software Prices
• Illumination App Creation Contest – Win an Android Tablet

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/15496/2012-predictions-las-s20e01/ Sun, 08 Jan 2012 15:21:05 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=15496 2012 is here, we kick it in the face, and tell you exactly what to expect all year long!

PLUS: We’ll play back our predictions from 2011.

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2012 is here, we kick it in the face, and tell you exactly what to expect all year long!

PLUS: We’ll play back our predictions from 2011, and man up to what we got wrong! HINT: NOT MUCH!

THEN: Rumor has it an Ubuntu TV is on the way, but is it all blown out of proportion? Tune in to find out!

And so much more!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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-SHOW NOTES-

Runs Linux:

• BeagleBone runs Linux

Android Pick:

• Tether by ClockworkMod – Tested on Ubuntu 10.10 reports of issues on 11.04 but results vary! Get it before it’s pulled!
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Universal Pick:

• Qtractor

• Thanks to metalfreak for the Subreddit submission!

• Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

Linux Action Show Subreddit

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NEWS:

• ‘Ubuntu TV’ to be Revealed at CES
• Original BBC Story
• The Verge’s coverage
• WebOS Gets Surprise Second Life in Healthcare
• Is Mandriva Finished This Time?
• Nginx Overtakes Microsoft As No. 2 Web Server
• Web Server Survey | Netcraft
• OLPC XO 3.0 tablet: an 8-inch tablet for $100, with Android and Sugar oh and
  OMG WTH HAPPENED OLPC shows off absurdly thin XO–3 concept tablet for 2012
• DREAMLINUX 5 – is OUT!

Want LAS to take a look at Cinnamon Desktop? Let us KNOW!

2012 Predictions:

• Google TV will make a comeback.
• Google TV will then become just as irrelevant by the end of 2012 as it was at the end of 2011.
• Google will release Android 5.0 with a whole new UI.
• We will all still be using X11 (and not Wayland) by years end.
• Windows Phone 7 sales will be incredibly slow, causing Nokia to come up with a new strategy. There will be much laughter.
• The Raspberry Pi will become available and sell out faster than they can make them.
• Mint will continue to gain popularity… then suddenly drop down significantly (mirroring PCLinuxOS’s rise and fall in user share).
• Intel will start (or join) another new Linux distro (forgetting about Moblin, Meego and Tizen).
• Redhat will make more money and Fedora will continue to lose market-share.
• Canonical will transition away from the desktop. Ubuntu desktop will live on, but receive less love. We will complain much.
• btrfs will become the default FS on popular Linux distros. Fedora will ship with a major btrfs bug that gets Chris or Bryan really worked up. OMG!
• In a defense to Mint’s growth, and to directly appease The Linux Action Show, Ubuntu 12.04 will be GREAT!
• Oracle will start the year strong, but by the end of 2012 will be reduced back to their core strengths.
• The Linux Action Show will read a mirage proposal on air, between two Linux geeks. But email it to angela@jupiterbroadcasting.com SO WE SEE IT!

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/14846/sound-card-troubleshooting-las-s19e09/ Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:30:25 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=14846 Tired of fighting sound issues under Linux? We’ve got solutions for you! Linux audio can be tricky, when it sucks, it sucks real bad. Tune in for our solutions!

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Tired of fighting sound issues under Linux? We’ve got solutions for you! Linux audio can be tricky, when it works it’s great… But when it sucks, it sucks real bad. Tune in to get our tips to make your audio trouble free!

PLUS: HP Announces their plans to Open Source WebOS, we share our thoughts, and Linux Mint stepped in a pile this week when it was revealed they changed Affiliate revenue links in Banshee. Has they failed to learn from past mistakes, or is there another side to this story? We give you the details!

And so much more!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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-SHOW NOTES-

Runs Linux:

• Solar powered, titanium-framed fiberglass robots will “swim” around the world collecting ocean data, Runs Linux

Android Pick:

• Google Currents
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Universal Pick:

• Pissed Off Penguins A Free and Open-Source Game
• Thanks to metalfreak for the Subreddit submission!
• Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

Linux Action Show Subreddit

• Linux Action Show Subreddit

NEWS:

• HP: WebOS, Enyo app framework goes open source
• Linux Mint Swap Banshee Affiliate Code, Take 100% of Profits
• LinuxMint und das Banshee-Amazon-Plugin
• GNOME Shell Extensions Website Launched
• GNOME Shell Extensions
• Where the Linux jobs are: Washington? Florida? Ohio?
• Mozilla’s Google Deal is NOT Dead

Sound Card Troubleshooting:

• Audio Problems With Skype For Ubuntu
• Matt’s website, MattHartley.com – that’s Matt Hartley Dot Com
• Matt’s video on paucontrol in sweet action!

Check out pavucontrol

Great Gear:

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/11383/happy-birthday-linux-las-s18e03/ Sun, 21 Aug 2011 14:33:40 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=11383 We Bring on Aaron Siego from the KDE project and he blows our minds with his toys from the future & We throw HP into the ACTION fire!

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We’ve fired up the BBQ for Linux’s 20th birthday, but we get things started by throwing HP into the ACTION fire!

Then – We Bring on Aaron Siego from the KDE project and he blows our minds with his toys from the future!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:

Mavizen’s 130 MPH TTX02 Electric Motorcycle, Runs Linux
Thanks to Travis March on Google+

Android Pick:

• Overlook Fing
• Android Picks so far thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room!

Linux Pick:

• LottaNZB
• Linux App Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

News:

• Linux Journal Goes 100% Digital and their follow up: Experience the New Linux Journall
• Red Hat: Where recessions are good news
• Debian Community celebrates its 18th birthday

HP Blows it ACTION Coverage:

• HP shutting down webOS device operations, will “continue to explore options”
• HP: ‘We are not walking away from webOS’
• HP not willing to make the investments needed to drive webOS to greater marketshare
• HP: “Number One Plus”
• Why HP is betting the farm on Autonomy
• Apple Retakes Top Mobile PC Market Share Position from HP in Q2’11
• Live Blog: H-P on PC Spinoff (Oh, and Earnings Too) – WSJ

Happy Birthday Linux:

• A Look At How Far Linux Has Come In 20 Years [INFOGRAPHIC]

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/9946/webos-3-0-in-depth-las-s17e06/ Sun, 03 Jul 2011 15:34:59 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=9946 We’ve got our hands on the latest edition of WebOS and we go in-depth! Plus find out why your Linux box uses so much POWER!

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We’ve got our hands on the latest edition of WebOS and we go in-depth!

Then – Find out why VirtualBox has pulled ahead of the pack, and why your Linux box uses so much POWER!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:

The HP TouchPad, runs Linux

GoDaddy.com adopts Linux Professional Institute Certification

Android Pick:

Ubuntu One Files App for Android

Android Picks so far, thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room
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Linux Pick:

DOSBox

Linux App Picks so far. Thanks to Madjo!

NEWS:

Facebook bans KDE’s photo uploader; all uploaded content inaccessible.

VirtualBox 4.0.10 is OUT, improves Gnome 3 Support

Synaptic Dropped From Ubuntu 11.10

Nailing the Cause of Recent Linux Power Issues

the nD a new gaming handheld, Runs Linux

Two new Ubuntu-powered Tablets

WebOS 3.0 PREVIEW:
Download the SDK
WordPress for the TouchPad
Review: HP TouchPad [part 1]
TouchPad Unboxing
HP TouchPad Videos

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/9341/pinguy-os-review-las-s17e03/ Sun, 12 Jun 2011 16:19:30 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=9341 Find out if this up-start distribution is on the path to become the new king of the land, or fade into obscurity!

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There’s a new Linux distro in town, and it’s here to disrupt! Find out if this up-start distribution is on the path to become the new king of the land, or fade into obscurity!

PLUS – Is Canonical too focused on the Netbook? And why WebOS might be the MeeGo Killer!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Episode Show Notes:

Runs Linux:
Wearable Rugged Computers and the Modular Tactical System from Black Diamond Advanced Technology, Run Linux

Android Pick:
Taptu – DJ Your News
Android Picks so far, thanks to Madjo in the IRC Chat room
https://bit.ly/LASAndroidPicks

Linux Pick:
Postler

NEWS:
Ubuntu Ensemble, Control for the Cloud
Dear Ubuntu: The netbook is toast
Nokia CTO Richard Green On Leave After Reported MeeGo Spat
Attachmate reveals Novell, SUSE, & Linux Plans
Attachmate’s Brauckmann takes control of SUSE Linux
10 reasons why Chromebooks will be a huge success
10 Reasons for Geeks to Love HP webOS
Peppermint OS – Thanks to @Stargazer71
NetRexx is now open source

Pinguy OS REVIEW:
Pinguy OS site
Screenshots
Facebook Page
Distrowatch Page

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]]> https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/4296/2011-predictions-jn-122310/ Thu, 23 Dec 2010 22:28:52 +0000 https://original.jupiterbroadcasting.net/?p=4296 It’s time to whip out our crystal balls and, and tell you our predictions for what is in store for the coming year.

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It’s our last episode of 2010, and so it’s time to whip out our crystal balls and future-vision goggles, and tell you our predictions for what is in store for the coming year. Will 2011 bring about the robot apocalypse? Life on other planets? Warp drive? The death of Net Neutrality?

Tune in to hear some of the guys’ top predictions, as well as a few from our audience.

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Jeremy’s:

• Someone will finally file a major lawsuit against FaceBook for their shifting privacy settings, as it will result in some sort of corporate coup or celebrity scandal. FB will win the lawsuit, but it will bring the issue to light in such a way that many people will finally learn to protect their personal information from being so publicly available.
• Major game developers will embrace the mobile platform in bigger ways than ever before. We’ll probably see a big “Mobile Gaming Expo” be announced in 2011.
• The “New Space Race” will ramp up. Technological and economical innovations will begin to reshape the way we look at space flight. Examples: commercial space flights (orbit only), advancements in air and waste recycling, possibly even real-world designs for an artificial gravity ship (fueled by centrifugal force – a spinny ship).
• A personal prediction — I will lose 20-25 lbs quickly (by March), but be unable to shed more than that and will give up on my diet.
• Jeremy will realize that ass-storage is incredibly convenient.

Chris’

• Intel light peak ships – Idea from @MichealKenny on twitter
• Amazon Launches an Android App store with Custom DRM. It’s a hit, but starts soft.
• Google will attempt to better integrate into the Enterprise document management systems. IE, it will import folders, rights, etc, in realtime two ways. And translate that into the Google docs world. It will be used to migrate people over time to Google Docs from MS office.
• HP becomes the largest hardware competitor to the iPad. They’ll have a big line up, running WebOS.
• Chris’ hair takes over Jupiter Broadcasting.

Alan’s

• Alan will learn to use Google Docs.
• Alan still won’t watch DIE HARD.
• Alan FINALLY meet Steve Pool, Alan’s hero & favorite local weather man.

The Internet’s

• EastCoastGirl: Copyright bullshit will begin to breakdown and MPAA and RIAA will finally come to their senses & start actually using Internet
• Firix: Everyone will mention the Apocalypse that much more often since we’re closer to 2012
• TommyBrun: Around summer 2011, Wikileaks will still be releasing stuff, but the general public has stopped caring.
• nean0901: J@N will increase in popularity exponentially and get mentioned on Good Morning America.
• rikai & Angela:  War with North Korea (and maybe China)
• vs8: Many UFO sightings

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