LXer Linux News

• How To Set Up MySQL Database Replication With SSL Encryption On Ubuntu 9.10
• The KDE 4.3 System Settings - Part 3 - Computer Administratio
• Tweaking Linux Library Settings Within Readline
• Top 10 areas where open source leads the way
• Mozilla dropping 10.4 support with next Firefox release
• Open source means freedom from 'anti-features'
• Serious security problem on Ubuntu- Advise to upgrade your kernel
• Open Source Software - Rational or Risky Business?

Happypenguin

• Cubosphere Alpha 0.03 (new)
• TuxMathScrabble 0.7.3 (updated)
• violetland 0.2.8 (updated)
• FIFE 0.3.0 (updated)
• Retrobattle (new)
• TuxWordSmith 0.7.8 (updated)
• BOH 20100125 (updated)
• Iris 2.0.3228 (updated)

FootNotes - GNOME Desktop News

• GNOME Journal 18 Released
• Mozilla Sponsors GNOME Accessibility Efforts
• dropline GNOME seeks devs.
• GNOME SlackBuild 2.26.3 GNOME Desktop for Slackware and Slackware64 13.0
• Gran Canaria Desktop Summit Opens
• GNOME Foundation Elections
• GNOME foundation needs your vote for Board elections 2009
• Interview with Edward Hervey about the PiTiVI video editor

The Register

• Buster's World gives Guardian Professional balloon-sized headache
• Canadian cops taser 'naked and agitated' man
• PureDepth grabs no-specs 3D OLED tech
• YouTube use makes up 10% of mobile data
• Labour Party told to stop spam-calls
• Street View spymobile snowmobile prowls Winter Olympics
• Mobile games developers shift to iPhone
• Nvidia launches dual-GPU tech for notebooks

Mozilla Dot Org

• Sources for more recent news
• Mozilla Project Celebrates Ten Years
• Mozilla Foundation announces Directed Giving program
• Mozilla Launches Internet Mail and Communications Initiative
• Calendar Project Releases Lightning and Sunbird 0.5
• Mozilla Foundation initiates search for Executive Director
• Mozilla Releases Thunderbird 2
• Thunderbird 2 Release Candidate 1 Released

Python News

• Python 2.7 alpha 3 released
• Python 2.5.5
• Release Candidate 2 of Python 2.5.5
• ConFoo.ca 2010 (Montreal): early bird rate ends soon
• Release Candidate 1 of Python 2.5.5
• Second alpha of Python 2.7 released
• PyCon Early Bird Registration Closes Soon!
• First alpha of Python 2.7 released

KernelTrap

• Website Updated
• 2.6.27-rc8, "This One Should Be The Last One"
• Quote: The Real Bug
• 2.6.27-rc6, "Things Are Calming Down"
• Quote: Careful Analysis
• Tux3 Acting Like A Filesystem
• Quote: Every Day, For Fun
• 2.6.27-rc5, Fixing Regressions

LinuxSecurity.com - Latest News

• When is a 0day not a 0day? Fake OpenSSh exploit, again
• Mozilla Removes Two Malicious Firefox Add-Ons
• Google's Android code deleted from Linux kernel
• Report Details Hacks Targeting Google, Others
• How Wi -Fi attackers are poisoning Web browsers
• Report: Google, NSA talk defense partnership

OSS Watch Summary

• Open University announces Linux course
• Creating a project on SourceForge
• Alfresco moves to LGPL
• Linux Foundation announces free training webinar series
• Open Accessibility - an overview of projects and communities
• Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit, San Francisco, California, 14-16 April 2010
• Apache Wookie (Incubating) Training day, Oxford, 11 February 2010
• Collaborations Workshop 2010, 10-11 March 2010, Edinburgh

LinuxSecurity.com - Security Advisories

• SuSE: Linux kernel
• Mandriva: squid
• SuSE: Linux kernel
• Debian: chrony denial of service
• Mandriva: rootcerts
• Pardus: [UPDATE] Sqlite: Information

LinuxSecurity.com - Feature Stories

• Review: Mod-Security 2.5 by Magnus Mischel
• Review: Googling Security: How Much Does Google Know About You
• A Secure Nagios Server
• Never Installed a Firewall on Ubuntu? Try Firestarter
• Review: Hacking Exposed Linux, Third Edition
• Security Features of Firefox 3.0

Phoronix

• X@FOSDEM 2010 Video Status Update
• There's Evergreen KMS Support & More To Test
• Open-Source ATI R600/700 Mesa 3D Performance
• DirectX 10/11 Coming Atop Gallium3D
• Jerome's Radeon KMS Short-Term TODO List
• Notes From X@FOSDEM 2010: GLSL, X, Etc
• Cleaning Up The Linux Graphics Driver Stack
• Linux 2.6.33-rc7 Released, Still Many Regressions

Advogato

• Green Arrays, Inc - Chuck Moore's company
• Proposal to extend DNS with Peer to Peer server-independence
• Proprietary File Formats conflict with Equal Opportunities
• Individual Rights and the Political Process
• Google's China affair
• Winter Top
• Feedback from goffice charts
• The Case of Inslaw & PROMIS

Home - THE INQUIRER

• Is Unix on its way out?
• Nvidia transforms switchable graphics with Optimus
• Microsoft launches child friendly browser
• Ex-army bloke says the US is not ready for cyber war
• Couple told to pay £45,000 for broadband
• Quantum technology helps touchscreens
• 2Gb DDR3 at 42nm is out
• Apple gets set to shaft its initial Ipad customers

TUX - The First and Only Magazine for the New Linux User

• TUX Magazine Has Ceased Publication
• Creating Web Pages with Nvu
• Mango Parfait -- from TUX 12
• Using Scribus to Publish a Newsletter
• Customizing KDE with KDE-Look.org
• KDE Instant Messaging
• Promoting Free Markets
• BasKet Tutorial

mozillaZine

• Mozilla Firefox 3.5 Released
• Mozilla Firefox 3.1 Beta 3 Released
• Mozilla Firefox 3.0.6 Released
• Mozilla Firefox 3 .1 Beta 2 Released
• Security Updates for Mozilla Firefox and SeaMonkey Released
• Mozilla Firefox 3.0.3 Fixes Password Manager Regression
• Mozilla Firefox 3.0.2 Released
• Google Launches New Browser

gildot:Notícias sobre Linux... e não só!

• até sempre, Mário
• Jobs - consultores de segurança e SysAdm
• Bioloid Control: Robótica virtual em Linux
• Segurança Digital (I FSG)
• SAPO Summerbits 2008, a 1ª Edição
• Mestrado em Open Source Software no ISCTE
• Managing the PlayStation 3 Wi-Fi network
• Explosão em Data Center afecta 9000 servidores

Linux for Devices - RSS Feeds

• Smartphone SoC brings high-speed uplink to low-end phones
• Atom-powered military PC works to 161 deg. F
• Wind River Hypervisor rev'd for new Intel chips
• Google's phone struggles but wins convert in Linus Torvalds
• Sony devices will talk to themselves wirelessly
• Samsung phone offers AMOLED screen, Android 2.1
• Core i7 module handles temperature extremes
• ARM: More than 1.3 billion served in Q4 2009

LWN.net

• Stable kernel 2.6.32.8
• openSUSE Survey 2010
• Linux Storage and Filesystems Summit cfp
• Security updates for Monday
• GNOME accessibility developers concerned about Oracle's commitment
• Linux Conf raises $33,000 for charity (ComputerWorld)
• Kernel prepatch 2.6.33-rc7
• New GNOME Journal articles

use Perl

• YAPC Europe Foundation financial reports published
• OSDC.TW calls for papers
• Effective Perl Programming master class at Frozen Perl
• eumm-migrate - easy way to migrate to Module::Build
• Perl 5.11.3 now available
• Frozen Perl 2010 Call for Speakers
• Perl 5.11.2
• Rakudo Perl 6 development release #23 (

Mandriva Security

• MDVA-2010:054: cacti
• MDVSA-2010:034: kernel
• MDVA-2010:053: mmc-wizard
• MDVA-2010:052: microcode_ctl
• MDVA-2010:051: mmc-web-base
• MDVA-2010:050: mmc-agent
• MDVSA-2010:033: squid
• MDVSA-2010:032: rootcerts

Red Hat Magazine

• Now showing: opensource.com
• Where have we been?
• Video: Open source government
• Call for submissions: Innovation Awards and RHCE of the Year
• Red Hat and Intel: Smart processors, virtualization boost efficiency and performance
• Writing simple python setup commands
• Video: Spotlight on My Fedora
• Happy Document Freedom Day

Fedora Weekly News

• Fedora Weekly News Issue 33
• Fedora Weekly News Issue 32
• Fedora Weekly News Issue 31
• Fedora Weekly News Issue 30
• Fedora Weekly News Issue 29
• Fedora Weekly News Issue 28
• Fedora Weekly News Issue 27
• Fedora Weekly News Issue 26

Gentoo Weekly Newsletter

• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 19 January 2008
• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 15 October 2007
• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 8 October 2007
• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 1 October 2007
• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 24 September 2007
• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 17 September 2007
• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 10 September 2007
• Gentoo Weekly Newsletter — 3 September 2007