I never thought it possible and no, Hell hasn’t frozen over yet. Ready for it? There’s a Microsoft Linux Distro. The Redmond company revealed the … Read more…
If you ask most people walking the streets of any major city in the world which mobile operating system they’re running, chances are the answers … Read more…
The first Mad Max gameplay trailer has been officially unveiled by developer Avalanche Studios today. Mad Max the game has fallen a bit to the wayside in terms of mainstream … Read more…
Michael Spencer runs his own software company, Sonrise Software. He operates under the pseudonym iBeliever on GitHub and develops apps for Ubuntu as well as … Read more…
Cinco De Mayo: I don’t generally celebrate this holiday but I thought it would be fun to give some props to a couple of Mexicans who have had an impact on technology today. So here’s a quick explanation of what Cinco De Mayo is, as explained via Wikipedia.
Ken Starks lucky break didn’t show up in the way most people hope for. He owned a pressure washing business in Texas and a major accident led to the start of a technology project that would change the lives of children living in the hill country of Texas. Ken’s project, named Reglue, has now provided Linux computers to over a thousand disadvantaged kids. Reglue has also created learning centers throughout East Austin that teach computer skills and help with online job search tools.
Today is the day folks. Today is the day Microsoft sticks the fork in its 12 year old operating system Windows XP. If you’re running a computer with Windows XP you will no longer be receiving any form of update to your OS. This WILL leave you open for even more malware, virus and trojan attacks. Now this doesn’t mean you can’t use your computer or its operating system, it just means you use it at your own risk. If you didn’t already know, there are some bad bad people out there looking to cause havoc and steal information. Now that XP is no longer supported, this leaves them free to find bugs and backdoors to exploit the operating system at will. It’s highly suggested that you upgrade to Windows 7 or find an alternative solution.
Ars Technica is reporting that hundreds of linux open source packages could be affected by a new Crypto Bug even going as far as to say. “This GnuTLS bug is worse than the big Apple “goto fail” bug patched last week”. This is the second time in a week a major OS is experiencing these types of bugs. Here’s what Dan Gooding of Ars Technica had to say.
Ho ho ho Android and Linux developers, Christmas is here for you. Yesterday Canonical released the Unbuntu and Android dual boot dev preview just for … Read more…
Is Apple jumping in on Linux development? One of our staff members spotted a Linkedin hiring post made by the Cupertino company and it is … Read more…
Best Buy has the Amazon Kindle 2GB eInk reader for $49.99 right now. Hit the link below to get yours. Height 6.5 inches Width 4.5 … Read more…
David Tavares, the creator of Pear OS (a flavor of Linux) has brought a Google Drive client to the Linux platform. SyncDrive, is the name … Read more…
Linux takes a giant leap into the world of gaming operating systems with SteamOS. Steam OS will offer streaming, music. movies, TV and of course gaming all in one OS designed for the living room.
