http://askubuntu.com – Brightness adjustment keys have no effect (although they are recognized by the environment), and I can't change the brightness using GUI tools as well. (HowTos)
http://askubuntu.com – Brightness adjustment keys have no effect (although they are recognized by the environment), and I can't change the brightness using GUI tools as well. (HowTos)
Email this pagehttps://bbs.archlinux.org – Hi everyone,This is only my second Arch install that's worked (first was generic USB install) so I'm still getting use to the differences between RHAL based and Ubuntu distro's.I've installed Gnome and my desktop environment + acpi, net-tools etc because I like information and control (thanks Arch for giving that back!).I got the CPU to scale using cpufreq and the powernow-k8 p (HowTos)
Email this pagehttp://ubuntuforums.org – Hello, I understand that these topics litter all of the different distributions forums, but I have not been able to find a satisfactory answer to my issue. I'm trying to set up a gateway M-7301u laptop (intel mobile 4 vga controller and some intel mb I'm not sure which) but I've been having trouble with the backlight. (Hardware)
Email this pagehttp://news.opensuse.org – We are pleased to announce our Issue 205 of the openSUSE Weekly News. openSUSE Weekly News openSUSE Weekly News Team 205 Edition Legal Notice This work (compilation) is licenced under Creative Commons attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. The rights for the compilation itself are copyright by Sascha Manns. Opt-Out: If you are an Author and don& (Distributions)
Email this pagehttp://techrights.org – Contents GNU/Linux Distributions Devices/Embedded Free Software/Open Source Leftovers Clip of the Day GNU/Linux The hidden places where Linux dominates While the fight for desktop dominance is still raging somewhere in the distance, Linux has quietly succeeded in the places no one thinks to look. It’s being used in mobile phones, set-top boxes, media streamers and routers. (General)
Email this pagehttp://techrights.org – Summary: Microsoft et al. head for the door just shortly after OSI files a complaint to the German Federal Cartel Office TECHRIGHTS wishes to begin with the good news. Those patents which Novell was going to hand over to Microsoft? Well, that ain’t gonna happen on the face of it. (General)
Email this pagehttp://techrights.org – Summary: The Business Software Alliance (BSA) actually started fighting against open standards quite a while back; we look at more software patents news THOSE who have followed Techrights for a while may already know, based on this Wiki page at least, that the BSA’s attacks on open standards in Europe are nothing new. (General)
Email this pagehttp://www.linuxquestions.org – Open Source India (formerly LinuxAsia) started in 2003, with the mission to accelerate the growth of adoption of Open Source in Asia. Till date, the overall mission of Open Source India remains the same. A key attribute of Open Source India is that it tries to bridge the gap between the 'community' and the 'industry'. We have 250 Silver Passes for you all to register for. (HowTos)
Email this pagehttp://linuxo.com – Groklaw: "Simon Phipps is correct: Open Core is Bad for You, the "you" here being you and me, end users: The open core model exploits open source and is a game on software freedom" (General)
Email this pagehttp://linuxo.com – ComputerWorld UK: "When I said recently that we still need the Open Source Initiative (OSI), it started a flood of comment. There's no doubt that we need OSI - but we need a better OSI. The one we have now is just too small to be effective and too mired in past successes; a renaissance is needed. You can help." (General)
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