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Article #6! Due February 21st
Post your articles here....Find a good one and summarize it. Short paragraph.
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This article is about how Valve is trying to make Linux more game friendly. At first, they started with steam machine and then they tried making improvements to Wine, but they still ran into problems. So now they are proposing changes to the Linux Kernel itself.
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10 Best Linux Terminal Emulators [2020 Edition]
The article I found lists the top Linux Terminal Emulators being used today. The different terminal emulators listed are pretty much preference based, although some of them offer different tools/functionality than the others. Keep in mind that these terminal emulators must be ran on a linux type OS. The article posts terminal commands to install each of the listed terminal emulators.
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Found small little project that everyone can do with a raspberry Pi
And that project is making a VPN in your raspberry pi
Which in reality everyone wants their encrypted traffic and safe connection.
only compable with raspberry pi 2 and 3 models.
to Start with have a Micro SD Card or Sd card in case using the old version pi
Ethernet cord but model 3 has inbuilt wifi which is good.
By:JuanCarlosMendezJr
raspbian installs os to make it work:
The link for the instructions to setup your VPN:
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Devin had a great question about Dirext X and Linux. WINE will allow you to play Windows games, even the ones that use Direct X, but I'm not sure how much the performance suffers. The is is a discussion of Direct X in Linux on a discussion board. (Discussion board is most likely run on Linux!)
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It was recently announced that Canonical has partnered with Bosch Rexroth to use Ubuntu Core in their app-based Ctrl-X Automation platform. Ubuntu Core is designed for embedded environments and IoT devices. According to Canonical, industrial machine manufacturers that make the switch can be "freed from being tied to PLC specialists and proprietary systems with the software being decoupled from the hardware." This means that large scale manufacturing can begin to use cheaper, or even free open-source based control software for their automated systems rather than being locked into expensive proprietary software with limited support and no upgrade path for future development. Ctrl-X Automation uses Linux snaps (application containers) to operate in total isolation, and can be developed in C, C++, Python, Javascript or Go. This will help industrial operators to move away from the more dominant and specialized languages like IEC 61131 and G-Code.
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Want to play old school console games on linux? This article lists and rates the top open source console and handheld emulators for Linux. The ratings are based on accuracy, performance, features, and compatibility. Each emulator has an in depth analysis and lists included features. RetroArch, a cool front-end that supports a bunch of different emulators, games, and media players is highlighted.
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This article is a walkthrough for setting up a wordpress, with step by step instructions starting with the LAMP installation. It seems like it could be a helpful guide