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2013: A Linux Christmas

ZDNet | Monday December 30, 2013 10:11:05 PM | Enterprise Computing

Amazon's preliminary Christmas sales information is in and Linux-powered gear was a holiday-season winner. Read more...

Chromebooks' Success Punches Microsoft in the Gut

ComputerWorld | Monday December 30, 2013 05:05:39 PM | Hardware

Chromebooks had a very good year, according to retailer Amazon.com and industry analysts. And that's bad news for Microsoft. Read more...

Red Hat, With Dell, Could Provide Much Needed OpenStack Direction

OStatic | Monday December 30, 2013 03:53:35 PM | Enterprise Computing

While Red Hat is often lauded for its ability to support open source software and retain loyal subscribers to its support contracts, the company has also established itself as a strong leader and open source community booster. In 2014, Red Hat's focus is going to shift much more in the direction of cloud computing, as it pursues numerous OpenStack-focused initiatives. Read more...

Reports Say That Windows/Android Hybrid PCs Will Debut at CES

OStatic | Monday December 30, 2013 03:36:17 PM | Software

Just as 2013 was beginning, I wrote a post called "Should Microsoft Embrace Both Android and Firefox OS?" The gist of the post was that Microsoft's entries into a couple of important product categories--including smartphones and tablets--have included many missteps and its best advice may be to embrace open source mobile technology, especially Android. Read more...

Positions Forming in the Debian Init System Discussion

LWN | Monday December 30, 2013 03:17:45 PM | Software

Some of the members of the Debian Technical Committee are starting to post their conclusions regarding which init system the distribution should use in the future. In particular, Ian Jackson has come out in favor of upstart: "Firstly, unlike the systemd maintainers, I think portability to non-Linux systems is important. Read more...

Intel X.Org Driver Gets Fixes, Broadwell Acceleration

Phoronix | Monday December 30, 2013 02:16:02 PM | Hardware

Besides publishing their Haswell hardware documentation, coming out of Intel's Open-Source Technology Center today is the latest Intel 3.0 X.Org driver development release... Read more...

Samsung Chip Advance Paves Way for Phones with 4GB Memory

CNET | Monday December 30, 2013 02:00:26 PM | Embedded / Mobile

The Korean electronics giant's low-power DDR4 memory chips, due to ship in 2014, will help lift a key performance bottleneck in today's mobile devices. Samsung says the new chips are faster and use less power, too. [Read more] ... Read more...

The Most Popular Linux Stories of 2013 on Linux.com

Libby Clark | Monday December 30, 2013 02:00:00 PM | Featured Blogs |

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The rise of the low-cost, single-board computer, a la Raspberry Pi, as well as the continued growth of Google's Linux-based Android mobile operating system are evident in this year's 10 most popular stories on Linux.com. Read more...

Now You Can Run LibreOffice in a Browser

Muktware | Monday December 30, 2013 01:22:08 PM | Software

LibreOffice, one of the fieriest competitors of Microsoft Office is now available on Google Chromebooks (or anything that runs the Chrome browser) and Apple's iPad. Read more...

Intel Releases A Boatload Of Haswell Documentation

Phoronix | Monday December 30, 2013 10:22:50 AM | Software

As an extra holiday present for Linux and open-source fans, Intel has quietly released a large batch of new programming documentation that covers their latest-generation Haswell graphics cores. The new "programmer's reference manuals" cover the 2013 Haswell HD Graphics, Iris Graphics, and Iris Pro Graphics. This massive batch of documentation... Read more...

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