LXer Linux News

• Longomatch a sports video analysis tool
• Xournal: Kid-Friendly Note Taker and PDF Annotator
• Linux users Can Finally Read Kindle ebooks on their Desktop with Amazon's Cloud Reader
• Two fresh ways to view your Google Tasks
• Samsung features Tegra 2 processor in Galaxy R smartphone
• Debian to offer MultiArch support with Debian Wheezy 7 in 2013
• GNOME & KDE Developers Meet Over Beer In Berlin
• USB ports will deliver up to 100 Watts of power

Happypenguin

• BitRock InstallBuilder 7.2.4 (updated)
• Lost Labyrinth 4.6.4 (updated)
• TuxMathScrabble 0.7.4 (updated)
• JamochaMUD 4.8 (updated)
• Tyrant 0.334 (updated)
• BurgerSpace 1.9.0 (updated)
• Bink Video Player Beta 1.99h (updated)
• D2X-XL 1.15.250 (updated)

The Register

• 3DS discount sparks retail price war
• Apple patent disputes Xoom towards Motorola
• Samsung Galaxy Fit Android smartphone
• Amazon web outage not caused by lightning
• Grow up, Google: You're threatening IT growth
• Cops tweet about cuffed twits who incited violence via Twitter
• Indie labels launch post-riot emergency fund
• Fujifilm puts augmented reality in the frame

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

• RuPy 2011 Registration Open
• ConFoo 2012: Python charmers wanted
• PyCon UK announced
• Python 3.2.1 released
• Python 3.2.1rc2 released
• PyCon Finland 2011 CFP
• PyCon DE (Germany) Announced
• Python 3.1.4 released

LinuxSecurity.com - Latest News

• Mobile phone eavesdropping made easy: Hackers crack GPRS encryption
• Apple security under attack: The view from Windows
• Free web service cracks internet kiosks
• Rootkit gangs fight for control of infected PCs
• Microsoft patches 1990s-era 'Ping of Death'
• Google spends $17,000 on Chrome browser vulnerabilities
• Hacker group vows to 'kill Facebook'
• New hack on CitiGroup shows security 'experts' preaching reason should just cut it out

OSS Watch Summary

• EuroSakai 2011, Amsterdam, NL, 26-28 September 2011
• European Union Public Licence - An Overview
• Cabinet Office wants to create 'a level playing field for open source software'
• TransferSummit 2011, Oxford, 5-8 Sep 2011
• The Apache Software Foundation's official conference, trainings and expo, Vancouver, 7-11 November 2011
• Hackfest at PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference, Berlin, Germany, 26-28 September 2011
• LinuxCon Europe 2011, Prague, 26-28 October 2011

LinuxSecurity.com - Security Advisories

• Red Hat: 2011:1132-01: dbus: Moderate Advisory
• Ubuntu: 1187-1: Linux kernel (Maverick backport) vulnerabilities
• Ubuntu: 1186-1: Linux kernel vulnerabilities
• Pardus: 2011-107: wireshark: Multiple
• Pardus: 2011-106: clamav: Denial of Service
• Pardus: 2011-106: clamav: Denial of Service
• Pardus: 2011-105: libpng: Multiple Vulnerabilities
• Debian: 2291-1: squirrelmail: various

LinuxSecurity.com - Feature Stories

• Using the sec-wall Security Proxy
• sec-wall: Open Source Security Proxy
• Book Review: Linux Kernel Programming
• What You Need to Know About Linux Rootkits
• Review: The Official Ubuntu Book
• Review: Zabbix 1.8 Network Monitoring
• Review: Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, Second Edition
• Review: Ubuntu Unleased 2010 Edition: Covering 9.10 and 10.4

Phoronix

• AMD Puts Out An OpenGL 4.2 Linux Driver
• QEMU 0.15 Brings Several New Features
• What Mesa Has Left With OpenGL 3, OpenGL 4
• What's Coming Up For LinuxCon NA 2011
• GNOME & KDE Developers Meet Over Beer In Berlin
• Samba 3.6 Brings SMB2 Support
• XtreemFS: A Distributed & Replicated File-System
• Adobe Flash Player 11 Linux Performance

Advogato

• NHS Scotland Open Desktop Initiative
• Evolution of Programming Languages
• Implementing spam protection in Wiki engines
• Triolet
• Diversity statement for Ubuntu
• Bombono DVD reached 1.0
• GNU recutils 1.1 released
• Unicode 6.0 is released

Home - THE INQUIRER

• Dell Latitude XT3 convertible laptop is available now
• Google faces an FTC probe into Android and internet search services
• UK considers banning rioters from BBM, Twitter and Facebook
• Skype gets into bed with Facebook
• Email scam hits Miscrosoft
• Email scam hits Microsoft
• Twitter launches a tabs feature
• Samsung will offer its Galaxy R smartphone in the UK

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

• Android added to FTC's Google investigation, says report
• Compact Atom PC's easy to hide away
• Apple expands legal attacks to Motorola's Xoom tablet
• Thirty years later, the personal computer's obsolete, IBM PC designer says
• Industrial controllers sport Core processors
• Tiny Tegra-based computer gains HDD option, cheaper dev kit
• USB ports will deliver up to 100 Watts of power
• ARM9 SBC has extensive I/O

LWN.net

• [$] LWN.net Weekly Edition for August 11, 2011
• [$] The story of apps.meego.com
• Wednesday's security updates
• [$] Desktop Summit: Copyright assignments
• [$] Mozilla Tilt: Web debugging in a whole new dimension
• Is Glark a Better Grep? (Linux.com)
• Tuesday's security updates
• Samba 3.6.0 released

use Perl

• use Perl; Shutting Down Indefinitely
• Pittsburgh Perl Workshop CFP ends Mond.ay Sept 6th
• Ctypes for Perl: Intro and API spec
• News: Rakudo Perl 6 development release #29
• Perl 5.12.1 now available
• YAPC::NA::2010 Schedule Out; Call for 2011 Venue
• Perl 5.12.0 is now available
• Call for venue for YAPC::Europe 2011

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

Planet Ubuntu

• Andre Noel: Left Join
• Victor Tuson Palau: DELL Vostro 3300: External Monitor Problems Finally Fixed?
• Alan Pope: Full Moon OggCamp
• Julian Andres Klode: World, Space, and Licenses
• Randall Ross: Our New Slogan
• Mark Shuttleworth: Inclusive membership
• Eric Hammond: Unavailable Availability Zones on Amazon EC2
• Ubuntu Cloud Portal: Landscape offline September 12th, 2011 from 15:00 UTC – 15:30 UTC

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