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Posted in GNU/Linux, Google, News Roundup at 2:52 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Summary: GNU/Linux news picks from several days ago
Seven Current Issues on the Linux DesktopLinux Rules!I do everything with Linux. There are a few instances where I need Windows, but Linux handles this easily, as well. Again, more on this in future posts.And did I mention that Linux is immune to Windows viruses, malware, trojans and pop ups? When you run Linux, you’ll have no need to run anti-virus software! Daily 5: Five uses for an Ubuntu LiveCDFive uses for an Ubuntu Live CD.Once you’ve installed Ubuntu from a LiveCD you might never give much thought to what else you could use it for. If so, then meet today’s Daily 5…
Linux police offer deviant Android return from exileLinux kernel maintainers have offered Google three ways of returning Android into their good graces.Google’s options for re-admission to the kernel are: put the stubs of Android’s wait locks into the main kernel, introduce Android’s wait locks as PMQOS constraints, or adopt a patch written by a Linux kernel maintainer that would re-implement wait locks in a “socially acceptable way”. Graphics StackNVIDIA’s Oldest Legacy Driver Will Not Gain New SupportA few days back there was the release of two updated NVIDIA legacy drivers for Linux, but only their newest legacy driver (they have three different legacy drivers at present) gained support for X.Org Server 1.8. This support though is needed for the older NVIDIA drivers to operate on newer Linux distributions like Fedora 13 and openSUSE 11.3. On this Sunday evening we have now confirmation from NVIDIA that they have no plans on providing xorg-server 1.8 support for their oldest legacy driver.
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