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Android is a new version of Java that has seen tremendous growth. It now commands nearly 50% of the worldwide mobile market. For developers, this means there is a huge opportunity to build the next big app. Android development can be done natively using Java and the Android SDK or via HTML5. Promoting an app involves testing it on emulators and devices and then submitting it to the Google Play store or hosting it on a web server.
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- How hardware detection works by using tools to identify system components and load appropriate drivers.
- Achieving data persistence on a LiveCD by saving configuration files and user data to external storage like USB drives.
- A short survey of popular Linux LiveCD distributions like Knoppix, Mepis, and SLAX.
Gaming on linux (archived)
When choosing a Linux distribution for gaming, consider the following factors:
- Choose a distribution you are comfortable using that has out-of-the-box hardware detection.
- Consider whether a graphical or text-based installer would work best for your hardware. Graphical installers are more intuitive but may be slower on older machines.
- Look for distributions that provide easy-to-use configuration tools for networking, hardware, and system updates.
- Research the distribution's package management and software availability for graphics drivers, 3D acceleration support, and gaming software like Wine.
- Consider optimizations for disk performance, unwanted services, and lightweight desktop environments for gaming.
FOSS in Sri Lanka (archived)
This document discusses FOSS (free and open source software) activities in Sri Lanka. It outlines several organizations that support FOSS in Sri Lanka, including LKLUG, LSF, and TLC. It also mentions FOSS.lk and lists some of their activities like international conferences, educational workshops, enterprise conferences, and networking events. The document encourages readers to get involved with FOSS by becoming a user, joining online communities, participating in discussions, organizing events, and contributing to FOSS projects.
Contributing to FOSS (archived)
The document discusses contributing to free and open source software (FOSS). It defines FOSS as software with four essential freedoms: to run the program for any purpose, study and modify the code, redistribute copies, and release improvements to the public. The document encourages contributing to FOSS to make a difference, gain global exposure, improve skills, and have fun. It outlines how FOSS is developed in a decentralized "bazaar model" with communication over mailing lists and code repositories. Developers gain recognition through technical merit and contributions. The document provides steps for becoming a FOSS contributor from starting as a user to gaining commit access and eventually leading one's own project.
Choosing your GNU/Linux distribution (archived)
This document discusses factors to consider when choosing a GNU/Linux distribution. It outlines key deciding factors such as installer type, hardware support, package management, desktop environments, experience level, support options, and philosophical approach. While there is no single best distribution, the document encourages testing multiple options to find the best fit based on individual priorities and needs.
Beyond desktop/server with GNU/Linux (archived)
Beyond Desktop/Server with GNU/Linux discusses Linux running on unconventional devices and in unconventional situations. It provides an overview of Linux supported architectures and devices, as well as unconventional installation methods like from floppy disks or over a network. It also discusses unconventional boot methods like from a live CD and network booting. Finally, it discusses Linux running in unconventional situations like for real-time applications, and on unconventional devices like game consoles, PDAs, and phones.
UX talk
The document provides tips for simplifying user experience (UX) design, recommending that designers be iterative, let go of backwards compatibility, relate designs to the real world but avoid overdoing skeuomorphism, narrow the target user base to avoid over-complicating designs, accept that simplicity and flexibility require tradeoffs, try new design experiences to encourage creativity, take a stance to avoid mediocre designs that try to please everyone, minimize clutter by questioning whether each element is truly needed, and recognize that UX goes beyond surface-level aesthetics to encompass meaningful expression.
Opensource opportunity
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Scale Apache with Nginx
The need to scale is in high demand in an age where everything is moving to the cloud. Though the standard Apache configuration could handle a website with moderate traffic, the minute it gets slash dotted or twitted multiple times could spell an embarrassing crash landing! If you are the administrator of such a website then good luck finding another job! On the other hand you value high availability in the midst of popularity then read on. On this one day workshop, we will show you how to scale your website and webapps to scale to handle thousands of simultaneous sessions the right way. The topics covered will include:
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- Fine tuning Apache to improve performance
- Fine tuning NGiNX to improve performance
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Introduction to firewalls through Iptables
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FOSS and Security
The document discusses open source software and security. It notes that while open source code being publicly available could enable security vulnerabilities if viewed by malicious actors, open source may also increase security through transparency and many eyes reviewing the code. Studies have found Linux source code to have significantly fewer bugs than closed source commercial software. The document also discusses how transparency, interoperability, and avoiding vendor lock-in have driven many governments to adopt open source solutions for national security and accessibility reasons.
Secure your IT infrastructure with GNU/Linux
Secure your IT infrastructure with GNU/Linux outlines a strategy for migrating core services like email, web, and file sharing to open source alternatives like Postfix, Apache, and Samba. It discusses implementing email servers, clients and antivirus/spam protection with Sendmail, Horde, ClamAV and SpamAssassin. The document also recommends securing services with firewalls like IPTables and SELinux, and replacing proprietary databases, VOIP, and desktop software with open source options like MySQL, PostgreSQL, Asterisk, Thunderbird and OpenOffice. Finally, it suggests using distributions like Ubuntu Server, CentOS or Debian for servers and Ubuntu, Fedora or Open SUSE for desktop clients.
Kernel Configuration and Compilation
The document provides an overview of configuring the Linux kernel, beginning with definitions of the kernel and reasons for customization. It then covers obtaining kernel sources, compiling the kernel, and configuring kernel options via make config/menuconfig. Key areas covered in configuring include hardware support, filesystems, security, and optimization. Loading and unloading kernel modules is also discussed.
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Power Grid Model is an open source project from Linux Foundation Energy and provides a calculation engine that is increasingly essential for DSOs. It offers a standards-based foundation enabling real-time power systems analysis, simulations of electrical power grids, and sophisticated what-if analysis. In addition, it enables in-depth studies and analysis of the electrical power grid’s behavior and performance. This comprehensive model incorporates essential factors such as power generation capacity, electrical losses, voltage levels, power flows, and system stability.
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Overview
Dive into the world of anomaly detection on edge devices with our comprehensive hands-on tutorial. This SlideShare presentation will guide you through the entire process, from data collection and model training to edge deployment and real-time monitoring. Perfect for those looking to implement robust anomaly detection systems on resource-constrained IoT/edge devices.
Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction to Anomaly Detection
- Understand the fundamentals of anomaly detection and its importance in identifying unusual behavior or failures in systems.
2. Understanding Edge (IoT)
- Learn about edge computing and IoT, and how they enable real-time data processing and decision-making at the source.
3. What is ArgoCD?
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Why should you android (archived)
- 1. Why should you Android?Buddhika Siddhisena Co-Founder & CTO, thinkCube
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- 3. Smart Appliances “were” the future... Java was developed as a new technology for programming next generation smart appliances, which Sun expected to be a major new opportunity.
- 4. Android is the “new” Java
- 5. The revolution has begun ✓Over 100M Android devices activated worldwide ✓400K activations added every day ✓300% - 400% growth ✓Gartner estimates Android to command nearly 50% world wide
- 6. So what does it mean for you?
- 7. Build the next BIG App Be creative, innovative, expressive think Different
- 8. think Different Back facing camera, LED flash Front facing camera, proximity / ambiance Multi-touch AMOLED Front Mic Rear Mic Accelerometer, Gyroscope, Magnetic field, Flash storage, SD Card Reader, USB WiFi, 3G, Bluetooth, NFC
- 10. Android 101
- 11. What you don’t need to know
- 12. What you really need to know
- 13. What you really need to know Version Key features Screen Res. Cupcake Bluetooth A2DP,AVRCP support Soft-keyboard with text-prediction Record/watch videos 320x480 Eclair HTML, Digital zoom, Microsoft Exchange Bluetooth 2.1, Live Wallpapers, Updated UI 800x480 Froyo JIT, USB Tethering,Applications installation to SD Card, Upload file in browser,Animated GIFs 800x480 Gingerbread Improved copy/paste, Social networking features, NFC,NativeVoIP/SIP,Video call 1366x768 Honeycomb Open Accessory/USB host API, Mice, joysticks, gamepads support Resizable Home screen widgets 1366x768 Ice Cream Sandwich Face Unlock, UI use Hardware acceleration Better voice recognition, 16 tabs in browser Updated launcher,Android Beam app to exchange data through NFC, Resizeable widgets 1366x768
- 14. Getting Started with Development Native HTML5
- 15. Native ➡ Learn Java ➡ Get Android SDK ➡ Get Eclipse (recommended) ➡ Develop App ➡Test on Emulator ➡Test on Device (recommended) ➡ Sign & submit to Google Market Place
- 16. HTML5 ➡ Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript ➡Test on Webkit browser ➡Test on Emulator ➡Test on Device ➡ Host on a web server or ... ➡ Convert to a native App via PhoneGAP ➡ Sign & submit to Google Market Place
- 18. AndroidPorts
- 20. Thank you E : bud@thinkcube.com W: www.geekaholic.org T: twitter.com/geekaholic