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  Windows 10 -- 1990s edition is the retro operating system we want

  Publié: octobre 28, 2018, 8:11pm CET par Wayne Williams

  Windows 10 is a great operating system, but it’s not without its problems from time to time. That said, it’s still a huge leap forward from past Microsoft offerings, like Windows 95 and 98. If you’ve ever wondered what Windows 10 would be like if it had been released at the end of the last century, then take a look at Windows 10 -- 1990s Edition. Who needs Cortana when you can have Clippy helping you out? SEE ALSO: Forget Windows 10, it's Windows Vista -- 2018 Edition we want! Windows 7 -- 2018 Edition is the Microsoft operating system… [Continue Reading]
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  IBM gobbles up open source and Linux darling Red Hat in $34 billion deal

  Publié: octobre 28, 2018, 7:45pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Red Hat Inc. is a great example of how a company can be successful with open source. Hell, Red hat is a billion dollar company -- yes, billion with a "B." Its contributions to the Linux community are invaluable -- RHEL, CentOS, and Fedora are important and indispensable. That's why I'm a bit scared today. You see, International Business Machines has acquired the open source darling, Red Hat. I suppose IBM could be a great Red Hat owner from a financial standpoint, but IBM's leadership has been questionable over the years. I'm sure I am not alone is fearing that IBM… [Continue Reading]
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  Multiple ways to recover lost tabs in Chrome

  Publié: octobre 28, 2018, 7:13pm CET par Alan Buckingham

  While Firefox, Opera and even Internet Explorer and Edge have their fans, many of us stick to Chrome as our primary browser. There are good reasons for that -- features like built in translations, autofill, and syncing across computers and other devices, all work really well. One of the browser's biggest faults, however, is losing tabs. You’ve likely experienced this annoying problem. Let’s take a look at the easiest ways to get that missing site back in your browser. We’ll start with the easy -- one tab accidentally closed. To fix this, either right-click on a tab and select 'Reopen closed tab' from the context menu or press… [Continue Reading]
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  Linux systems vulnerable to privilege escalation and file overwrite exploit in X.Org server

  Publié: octobre 28, 2018, 11:03am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  An "incorrect command-line parameter validation" vulnerability in X.Org server makes it possible to escalate privileges as well as overwrite files. The problem affects Linux and BSD distributions using the open source X Window System implementation. The vulnerability has been present for a couple of years, but has been brought to light by security researcher Narendra Shinde. Unpatched system can be exploited by non-root users if X server is running with elevated privileges. See also: Linux-friendly company System76 shares more open source Thelio computer details System76 releases Ubuntu-based Pop!_OS 18.10 Linux distribution Linus Torvalds is back in charge as Linux kernel… [Continue Reading]