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 LinuxGizmos: Nextbit unveiled a cloud-based "Baton" service for CyanogenMod's Android builds that enables sync and handoffs between devices, plus backup and restore.

 tuxarena: MakuLinux MATE Edition, comes with a very polished and beautiful interface

 techarena51: Top and Free calculate memory usage including cached and shared memory, But is your app actually using this much memory?

 ITworld: Unity is the desktop that just can't get much respect in the Linux world.

Datamation: As cloud computing gains adoption, so too does the need for storage.

eWEEK: The vulnerability has now also been publicly identified as CVE-2014-4877.

LinuxPlanet: The very first line of the what's new section in the release notes for SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 is not about new features

LinuxInsider: Debian is a great distro. Disemboweling it out of spite is just wrong.

 OpenSource.com: Maybe you've heard about Linux and are intrigued by it. So intrigued that you want to give it a try.

 xmodulo: You do not have to be a criminal or work for the CIA to use encryption.

 tecmint: In this article, we're going to talk about the most important 14 things to do after install Ubuntu 14.10.

 softpedia: A customer was denied warranty for a desktop computer, in a major computer store in the UK, because he had deleted the pre-installed Windows OS and had Linux on it.

 FOSSforce: One of the things you get from a business oriented open source conference like ATO is a glimpse of how particular companies approach open source.

 LinuxGizmos: This HDMI stick media player runs on a dual-core SoC and offers mirroring support.

 ITworld: The setfacl (set file access control lists) and getfacl (get file access control list) commands were designed to allow more than the traditional limited assignment of privileges.

 ZDnet: Red Hat Co-founder Bob Young talks about the company's humble beginnings.

 ITworld: I never saw Darling as being as in-demand as Wine since most people seem to need Windows apps far more than those from OS X.

The Inquirer: MOZILLA HAS REVEALED plans for a version of Firefox OS specifically for the Raspberry Pi.

TechRepublic: Kemp treated NASA like a series of startups.

ServerWatch: SUSE is out today with its SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 release, providing users with new server and desktop features.

 Linuxtechi: If the statement is not true , the shell jumps beyond the end of the if statement block & Continues on.

Phoronix: OverlayFS is a simple union file-system already used by some live DVD/USB Linux distributions like Mageia and OpenWRT.

 GamingOnLinux: Aspyr Media has detailed in a new blog post their progress on the Mac & Linux Civilization: Beyond Earth ports.

LinuxInsider: Calculate Linux 14 is a distribution designed with home and SMB users in mind.

The Linux Rain: Memo is a very simple, command-line driven application

NetworkWorld: I've used LXDE for weeks, and I'm still having trouble finding much to say about it. That's not a good sign.

LinuxUser & Developer: Richard Hillesley looks back to the halcyon days of software hacking to explore the origin of the spirit of Linux

OStatic: CloudStack v4.4.1 reflects dozens of new features and improvements

net-security: PacketFence is a free and open source Network Access Control (NAC) solution.

OpenSource.com: OpenStack has presented a huge opportunity for technologists at many levels.

 softpedia: Canonical is not wasting any time and the Ubuntu developers have started working on the upcoming Ubuntu 15.04 (Vivid Vervet) a few days ago, right after the launch of Ubuntu 14.10.

 About.com: One of the questions commonly asked by users thinking of using Linux for the first time is "What Makes Linux So Good?".

LinuxGizmos: Boardcon launched a 92 x 65mm "Compact A31S" SBC that runs Android 4.2.2 on a quad-core Allwinner A31s SoC backed up with 2GB of soldered RAM and 4GB flash.

GigaOm: With strong personalities at play and a lack of any legal recourse, companies involved with open-source projects may get more than they bargain for when harassment and even death threats occur.

Linus Torvalds: Another week, another rc - and now the merge window is *definitely* closed.

 LinuxGizmos: Google's Nest Labs acquired Revolv, a maker of Linux-based home automation devices, and announced five new Nest-compatible devices, including the Pebble.

 xmodulo: If there is an automatic vulnerability scanning tool, it can save you a lot of time checking up on common security issues.

eWEEK: The cloud is not the panacea for all hosting and application delivery needs.

Quartz: But at LinuxCon Europe 2014, a conference for the open source software movement held earlier this month in Düsseldorf, 11 OpenSSL developers—most of them volunteers who had jetted in from around the world to meet in an anteroom off the main convention floor—were roundly ignored.

Linux.com: Android is not Linux as we know it.