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The Connected Car, Part 3: No Shortcuts to Security

The Connected Car, Part 2: Wired For Wireless - It's All Business ...

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Scott Sanchez on OpenStack: Shifting a Mindset

OpenStack, which turned 4 years old this summer, began as a twinkle in Scott Sanchez's eyes. He was determined to turn the fledgling Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform he helped create into a thriving resource for public and private clouds ...

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OpenMandriva Lx: Not the KDE You Knew

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The Connected Car, Part 2: Wired For Wireless – It’s All Business

The Connected Car, Part 1: The Future Starts Now - Will Linux Drive It? ...

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Peppermint OS 5: Light, Refreshing Linux

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The Connected Car, Part 1: The Future Starts Now – Will Linux Drive It?

The Age of the Connected Car is dawning. The Linux Foundation is positioning an open source Linux OS to take the front seat in steering carmakers to adopting Automotive Grade Linux, or AGL, as the engine driving all in-car electronics ...

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MyNotex Strikes an Almost Perfect Note

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Linux Gaming: If You Build It, Will They Come?

For long-suffering Linux users who have endured the dearth of high-quality action games on their open source desktops, the wait for better game developer support soon may be over ...

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Skype for Linux Redesign Is Ugly but Functional

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KaOS Calms Down KDE

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The Novena Open Hardware Laptop: A Hacker’s Dream Machine

Would you buy a high-end laptop built completely around open hardware and the Linux distro of your choice? Novena offers that opportunity, but it comes with an out-of-the-box experience that might be beyond the reach of the typical computer consumer ...

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Linux Mint 17: Fresh and Long-Lasting

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LXQt Desktop Could Be a Real Beaut

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Pinguy OS Makes Gnome Desktop as Good as It Gets

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Open Source Persistence: Resistance Is Futile

Software developers routinely use open-source components to boost productivity and improve the quality of their code. The problem for enterprises is that companies using open source must properly manage it and comply with its licensing, as with any third-party code ...

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Got Linux? Add Proprietary Code

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RoboLinux Smooths the Linux Migration Path

RoboLinux is an impressive traditional Linux desktop distro. It could be an ideal vehicle for both enterprises and SOHOs to make the migration to Linux. RoboLinux comes with a few extra features that solve some of the potential problems of leaving other desktop platforms. One of its more enticing migration tools is a preconfigured virtual machine add-on that greatly reduces the IT burden of setting up Windows XP or Windows 7 to run in a VM environment within the Linux distro...

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Deepin’s Functionality Is a Bit Too Shallow

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Next on the Open Source Horizon: 3D Printing

Three-dimensional printing is much more than a hobby industry today. Home users can download design files from websites and print a variety of products for their own use. Business users are creating functional products that let them jump-start their product lines with computer-assisted drafting software and desktop 3D printers ...

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Easing Linux Into the Enterprise

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