The Linux holiday shopping guide

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	The Linux holiday shopping guide For the Linux nerd who has everythingTraditionally, finding gifts for the Open Source-loving, Linux-running person in your life has not been terribly easy to accomplish. Not so this year. It seems the world is filled with Linux-powered gadgets and gizmos galore. What follows are my personal recommendations (ranging in price from $35 to well over $1,000) that, I feel, most Linux enthusiasts would be stoked to receive – and every single one is powered by one Linux-based system or another.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   WHITE PAPER: Coverity Development testing for C# Applications Eliminate defects such as inconsistent indention issues and copy paste errors that can only be found by understanding the intent of the programmer through source code analysis. Learn More. In this Issue Losing steam: Don't drop everything to learn Ruby on Rails Linux Mint 17.1 released Jolla's open-source tablet might actually stay the course How to install Ubuntu on a Chromebook INSIDER Spark lights a fire under big data processing WHITE PAPER: Zuora The 4 Blind Spots of ERP Learn how to augment your IT infrastructure where ERP falls short. Learn more! Losing steam: Don't drop everything to learn Ruby on Rails Knowledge of the popular web application framework still pays well, but demand for the skill seems to be on the decline Read More   Linux Mint 17.1 released In today's open source roundup: Linux Mint 17.1 Cinnamon and MATE are now available to download. Plus: Reviews of Linux Mint 17.1, and disgruntled developers have forked Debian into a new entity called Devuan. Read More   WHITE PAPER: HP 3 Keys to 5-Star Mobile App Performance Infographic This infographic provides insights on how to measure, focus, and improve your app performance. Download and explore the 3 keys to 5-star mobile app performance infographic today. Learn more >> Jolla's open-source tablet might actually stay the course   Finnish firm's Linux-based tablet looks like a tenable alternative to Apple iPads and Android devices. Read More   How to install Ubuntu on a Chromebook In today's open source roundup: Use Crouton to run Ubuntu on your Chromebook. Plus: The Register reviews Linux Mint 17.1, and part two of how to run Linux on Android devices. Read More     INSIDER Spark lights a fire under big data processing Apache Spark brings high-speed, in-memory analytics to Hadoop clusters, crunching large-scale data sets in minutes instead of hours. Read More
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