Linux News Log (SD Video)

In This Episode: First solar-powered Linux laptop, Trojan "Hand of Thief" aims to steal banking info from Linux users, Open-Source Apache Flex Finally Comes to Linux, Intel, Unisys Partner on Secure x86 Platform for Cloud, Big Data, Software-based storage is 'way of the future,' Wikibon CTO predicts

In This Episode: Linux Kernel 3.10 picked for long-term support, IBM Boosts Power to Linux Servers for Big Data, Cloud, What was your first Linux distro?, Linux Foundation Joins the GNOME Advisory Board, Ubuntu derivatives: 5 of the best Ubuntu-based distros, 8 of the BEST Android apps for Linux System Administrator

In This Episode: Linux source code for Rockchip RK3188 devices now available, Your Arduino Is In My Android Device! UDOO Mixes It Up With An All-In-One Solution, Raspberry Pi offers free software for newbies, Mirantis releases Fuel for OpenStack 3.0, Fujitsu Announces Red Hat Certified Cloud Provider Accreditation and New Capability for Migration of Legacy UNIX Applications to Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Google Issues Latest Chrome Web Browser With Security Fixes, Insyde® Software Hardens Linux Systems with UEFI Security Technology

In This Episode: Linux Mint 15 hits the web, begs for 'Olivia' Munn endorsement, Woe is Linux. Woe is Me., Tizen Linux running on the Google Nexus 7, Debian Linux 7.0 Wheezy: Hands on, Here's What People Are Actually Using That $35 'Raspberry Pi' Computer For, SUSE Incorporates Coraid Drivers for Ethernet Storage and OpenStack, You’re Invited to Contribute to the Future of Linux.com, Wind River Advances Open Source Innovation for Automotive with iOS Connectivity for Linux IVI Systems

In This Episode: Best Linux Software: Our favorites for any desktop environment, Skype for Linux 4.2 aims to deliver more polish, Unity supporting Linux-based platform Tizen, Tracktion 4 for Linux released, $99 Linux stick turns any HDMI display into a virtual desktop, Images Of Samsung’s First Smartphone Running Tizen Operating System Gets Leaked [REPORT]

In This Episode: Logitech Adds 'Linux Compatible' Option to Product Site; Sign of Good Things to Come?, IBM to push Linux apps on Power iron in China, then elsewhere, Linux World Embraces Google Chromebooks, Arduino Yún Brings WiFi, Linux Mint 15 brings prettier desktop, new software and driver managers, Watch and record live TV on your Raspberry Pi, Google shows developers how to hack Glass and run Ubuntu

In This Episode: Exploring Ubuntu Touch, the other Linux OS for your phone, Steam on Linux: everything you need to know, Linux To Become Exclusive OS Of The International Space Station, History of Linux: Time For Open Source Documentary, Raspberry Pi in Easy Steps, Google's Cloud Drops Custom Linux For Debian, Gabe Newell and Eben Upton to keynote LinuxCon

In This Episode: The new Debian Linux 7.0 is now available, Not A Lie: 'Portal' And 'Left 4 Dead 2' Arrive On Linux, BeagleBone Black is a $45 Android, Linux computer and hardware prototyping board, Linux 3.9 kernel release offers SSD caching and server performance improvements, How to stream files from Raspberry Pi to a smartphone, Roboteq Launches Raspberry PI-based Robot Navigation Computer project on Kickstarter, Font boost for Linux from Adobe and Google

In This Episode: Pebble Releases Watchapp SDK for OS X and Linux, Red Hat's John Mark Walker: The Open Cloud Needs Open Storage, Optimus support comes to the NVIDIA Linux driver, The Linux Foundation unifies Software-Defined Networking powers, Windows 8 PC makers should tell users how to kill UEFI, Linux group demands, UDOO: $109 single-board computer is like an Arduino crossed with a Raspberry Pi, Linux-Based Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook Available in Hungary, Coming Elsewhere Soon?

In This Episode: Dell Slashes Alienware X51 PC By $100, Adds Ubuntu Linux Option, Open-source Linux drivers for Tegra chips unlock 3D capability, AMD offers open-source Linux driver for hardware video decoding, Ubuntu 13.04 goes beta, I ditched Windows 8 and went Ubuntu by mistake, Inside Mantis: a 2-ton hexapod robot with a Linux brain

In This Episode: Production-ready ZFS offers cosmic-scale storage for Linux, Microsoft accused of locking out Linux in EU antitrust complaint, Software Company Anahata To Use InSync For Google Drive Sync on Linux, OpenELEC 3.0 Linux distro gets official, supports 'more hardware than ever', Learn Raspberry Pi with Linux, Wind River intros Yocto Project Compatible Carrier Grade Linux, Kernel Log: Coming in 3.9

In This Episode: China chooses Ubuntu for a national reference OS coming in April, Kali Linux: The Next BackTrack, $250 ARM Linux project kit includes LCD, Novosoft Celebrates 20 Years with Offer, Wakanda 4 introduces Git and 32-bit server for Linux, Gumstix Introduces The Pepper SBC Supporting Texas Instruments' Sitara AM3359 ARM Processor, Tiny $50 ARM-based COM runs Linux, Android

In This Episode: Kickstarter overachiever Legend of Dungeon out now for PC, Mac, Linux, How to Boot Into Linux from Your Android Phone, Distro deluge: Six imminent Linux releases previewed, Mozilla previews latest version of Firefox OS Simulator, OpenSUSE 12.3 ships, project back on track, GameMaker: Studio now supports Linux publishing, Eclipse-Based Tool Suite Supports Embedded Linux Developers, Tiny computer module boasts 1.65GHz AMD APU, Linux, Canonical and Dell collaborate on PowerEdge server support

In This Episode: Ubuntu Mir: Is This the Future of Linux Everywhere?, Gnome co-founder explains why he dumped Linux for Mac, How I ended up with Mac, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero now available for Linux, Amazon Web Services Cuts Prices For Linux Users, Red Hat Nudges Real Time Linux Forward with MRG 2.3, IBM switches to OpenStack based clouds

In This Episode: Anomaly 2 Coming to PC, Mac, Linux in Q2 2013, Top 10 Raspberry Pi highlights from its first year, Keynote Lineup Confirmed for Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit, Five new features coming in openSUSE Linux 12.3, Embedded industrial Linux drives Mars Rover, Linus Torvalds speaks out with a Secure Boot plan, Borqs Joins Linux Foundation to Promote Android Development and Innovation, Wind River joins safety-critical Linux push, 9 Linux podcasts you should follow