When there are two weeks left until 2019 ends, it is the perfect moment to make balance of the technologies that have been a trend during the year that ends and also to look into the future. Analysts launch these days their predictions for next year and thus help companies plan their strategies.
Christmas is just around the corner and surely in your shopping list to surprise your loved ones there are technological items. Before buying them, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) invites you one more year to think carefully on your choice: Does it respect user rights? Does it cost much more than it should? Are we giving power to the company that develops it?
This organization recommends avoiding gadgets that include patented software created by big manufacturers and replace it with devices that run Free Software to ensure that they respect the privacy and rights of users.
Paris is hosting today and tomorrow the most important event on Open Source, Free Software and Open Innovation in Europe. Organizations, developers and users discuss in Open Source Paris Summit 2019 about the role of these technologies in current and future digital transformation.
The elementary OS development team has announced the release of the latest update of this Linux operating system. Elementary OS 5.1 Hera uses the same repositories and libraries as version 5.0 Juno, but adds a number of interesting new features that improve the user experience.
As every month, in this article we compile the most read posts of our blog, this time during last November. The Case Study of UDS Enterprise and the Municipality of San Martín de Porres (Peru) has been the publication that has added the most visits. There, we explain how our VDI and vApp boker together with the NodeWeaver hyperconvergence solution have helped this public administration to improve public security.
Linux is the safest operating system when it comes to the possibility of receiving malicious advertising campaigns. This conclusion is drawn from a study published by the security firm DEVCON, in which they ensure that the majority of online ads hiding malware are targeted to Windows OS. These campaigns are designed for the user to click on a link and be redirected to a fraudulent site or to download any type of virus and thus infect the device.
