New Computing Systems for Linux, BSD

Raptor Computing Systems has announced that Talos II secure workstations, rack-mount development kits, mainboard bundles and mainboards are now available. Designed by Raptor Engineering, the Talos product line specializes in high-performance, secure and affordable computing systems for Linux or Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) platforms.

Apple laptops have become garbage

Home computing for $5/month

For this, I want a portable computer that I primarily use to consume content; if I want to do any creation more complex than writing or spreadsheets, I'm happy to use it to connect to another device (ssh, vnc, etc.).

Portable Linux Gaming, Entroware’s Kratos

Pedro spent a full week poking the Entroware Kratos with a stick. We eventually talked him into comparing it against his daily driver.

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3 Free Color-Picker Tools for the Linux Desktop

Color pickers are tools that help you identify and pick colors from your desktop. This is very useful when doing image editing, web development work or other creative endeavors. There are several ways to pick colors on the Linux desktop, but we will show you three specific tools that will get the job done for you in an efficient manner.

The Linux default industry standard

Upon reading Open Source Application of the Week: Openshot Video Editor, I am wondering where I should put my stand on software diversity. There is one side that argues diversity of projects is important. The more alternatives we see, the healthier the Linux open source environment. The other side says, the more similar projects you get, the more you are at the risk of not channelling all your efforts into a single good one. Let’s take the above link as an example. It announces the progress done on the Openshot Video Editor. If you want to promote Linux widely, you can say that Linux needs an excellent and compelling video editor for people to switch from Windows or MacOS to Linux. Aside this background, is it good to focus efforts on the progress of Openshot and other related (minor) video editor projects, or is better to channelise all energy on the quasi standard project with the most probability to compete with the mainstream, i.e. Kdenlive?

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[Videos] GUADEC 2017

DebConf17 - Video Archive

laser-cutter sprint

So I'm overcoming my jetlag after DebConf17 by helping to make the Alioth sprint happen, and while it's good to witness work on the upcoming git.debian.org replacement, I'm rather minding my own business instead of getting involved…

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Heading in the Right (Re)Direction

Running Suricata 4.0 with Debian Stretch

Writing a UDP Broadcast Receiver as Python Iterator

How to Boot into Single User Mode in CentOS/RHEL 7

Backend for Frontend and other ideas - Updates on my GSoC project

Helping friends on the Linux command-line

Strip Down Apache to Improve Performance and Memory Efficiency

[Video] Local Port Forward on Ubuntu

[Video] Using teamviewer for free legally.

Things to do after installing Debian 9 “Stretch” on your desktop or laptop

Casually removing root files

Docker: Port Forwarding for Docker Container through IPTables

sendfile() and TLS

The Android boot process

Use HTTP Clients with SOCKS Proxies (or SSH Tunnels) on GNU/Linux

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How to change or configure OpenBSD package install mirror

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How to move/migrate LXD VM to another host on Linux

Vamox Icons Offers Three Color Variants for Linux Desktop

Vamox icons were designed as a university thesis project by Emiliano Luciani and Darío Badagnani in 2008. The objective was to design a interface of a distro that the university could use for learning about design thin free software, From start these icons were developed for Ubuntu. Now these icons has three variants blue, orange and red, which are compatible with most of the Linux desktop environments such as: Gnome, Unity, Cinnamon, Mate, Xfce and so on. We have added these icons to our PPA for Ubuntu/Linux Mint and other related distributions, If you are using distribution other than Ubuntu/Linux Mint/its derivatives then download icons and install it in one of these "~/.icons" or "/usr/share/icons/" location. If you find any missing icons or problem with this icon set then report it to creator via linked page and hopefully it will get fixed soon.

Ashes Is A Light Theme For Your Linux Desktop

Ashes theme is based on Adapta and Flat-Plat theme but it includes the mixture of blue and pink color scheme with gray search entity. Usually derived themes always try to make better and enhanced version by the person who forked it, to make desktop much perfect and elegant, same thing goes for this theme, it looks and feels great on almost every desktop. Mainly it is designed to work in Unity and Gnome desktop but it can also work in other desktops such as Cinnamon, Mate, and so on. For the Gnome desktop creator have added the dark title-bar/header-bar support, so you can enable Global-Dark-Theme using Gnome-Tweak-Tool, if you prefer dark title-bars. If you are using distribution other than Ubuntu/Linux Mint/its derivatives then download theme from here and install it "~/.themes" or "/usr/share/themes/" location. If you find any kind of bug or issue within this theme then report it to creator and since this theme is in active development hopefully it will be fixed soon.

DamaDamas Icons Looks Great And At The Same Time Give Windows Flavor

If you have been searching for Windows icons for your Linux desktop then you are at the right place. The DamaDamas icons are from Pisi GNU/Linux and available for every Linux distribution, these icons give Windows look and feel to your desktop. There isn't much information available for these icons but the icons are SVG format and there are almost 4000+ icons packed in very fairly sized archive. We have added these icons to our PPA and these icons are compatible with almost every desktop environment such as: Gnome, Unity, Cinnamon, Xfce, Mate, KDE Plasma and so on. If you find any missing icons or problem with this icon set then report it to creator via linked page and hopefully it will get fixed soon.