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Linux Journal October 2009, #186 (Print)
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Linux Journal Issue #186/October 2009 - Print Magazine
Focus: Hack This!
About This Issue:
When it comes to hacking nobody does it like an OSS hacker does. An OSS hacker is a real "hacker" and not a "cracker". This month's focus is "Hack This/Programming Hacks". First up on the hacking plate, and on the cover: Coreboot. Coreboot is meant to displace one of the most intransigent pieces of proprietary software: your motherboard BIOS. Next up is a bit of FPGA programming. Then comes some simple O/S development using KVM to learn your first steps. And if you're an Android drooler, find out where you can put it. In the "unfocused" part of the magazine you'll find our normal offerings on things such as Spam-Fighting, OpenGL/Clutter, Laptop Hardening, RSpec, HTop, Open Cubic Player, and at least a zillion other things.
Features
- Coreboot at Your Service! by Anton Borisov
Use coreboot to take control of your hardware. - FPGA Programming with Linux by Marco Fioretti
Real hardware hacking. - Linux KVM as a Learning Tool by Duilio J. Protti
Create the next great OS with the help of KVM. - Android Everywhere! by Bill Childers
More than a cell-phone OS?
Indepth
- Innovative Interfaces with Clutter by Alex Crits-Christoph
A simple way to use OpenGL.
Columns
- Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge RSpec
- Dave Taylor's Work the Shell Web Server Tricks with $RANDOM
- Mick Bauer's Paranoid Penguin Brutally Practical Linux Desktop Security
- Kyle Rankin's Hack & / Spam: the Ham Hack
- Doc Searls' EOF Turning the Internet Outside In
In Every Issue
- Current_Issue.tar.gz
- Letters
- upFRONT
- New Products
- New Projects
84 pages. Printed with soy ink.
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