10.29.13
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NASSCOM Product Conclave 2013

It was an amazing experience at the NASSCOM Product Conclave 2013.
Venue – Hotel Taj Vivanta, Yeshwantpur, Bangalore

Some clicks from the first day –

10.22.13
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Android App – PushBullet Review

The Good: PushBullet transmits items from desktop PC to Android device quickly and reliably. It makes use of the Android notification bar, and even lets you share devices with others so they can push items to you.
The Bad: The PushBullet app cannot push items from an Android device to a desktop PC or another Android device. File transfers are limited to 10MB.
The Bottom Line: PushBullet is the easiest way to get files, links, notes, lists, and addresses from your desktop computer to your Android device.

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10.21.13
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Urban Dictionary: linuxing

  • Linuxing

A word that seems complicated therefore tricks your girlfriend into thinking that your doing something very important without upsetting her. (you must install LINUX on your computer for this to work she will then think that this word has something to do with it)

Girlfriend speaking:”Oh come here you, big sexy Winnie the pooh beast, I wanna give a nice big BJ…”

You answer: “Oh sweety, I’d love to but not now I’m LINUXING” miraculously she will go away not being upset.

Original Link: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=linuxing
10.18.13
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Ubuntu launches on mobile – but without some key elements

With the launch of Ubuntu “Saucy Salamander” 13.10 tomorrow, this is probably the beginning of a new era of Desktop-Mobile convergence.

Gigaom

Thursday sees the release of Ubuntu “Saucy Salamander” 13.10, the first version of the Linux distribution to explicitly support smartphones and tablets, as well as desktop PCs and servers. There aren’t any Ubuntu mobile devices on sale yet – London-based sponsor company Canonical hopes these will arrive in 2014 – but there’s a long list of Android(s goog) devices that can be flashed to use it.

However, while this is the first really touch-friendly version of Ubuntu, it’s incomplete in its mobile incarnation. For a start, there are hardly any smartphone or tablet apps for it yet, as is to be expected at this early stage. But there’s a far greater omission: Ubuntu Touch’s ability to run as full-blown desktop Ubuntu when hooked up to an HDMI monitor and Bluetooth keyboard.

Little Mir made

This is because Ubuntu’s new mobile-friendly display server, Mir, is not quite ready yet…

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10.17.13
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How To Staff A Startup With (Almost) No Money

Struggling entrepreneurs around the world are in deep envy of Nick D’Aloisio’s business acumen. Last month, the 17-year-old sold Summly, his news-aggregation app, to Yahoo for a reported $30 million! If and when D’Aloisio starts another company, it will certainly be, to put it mildly, well-funded.

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10.10.13
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Endian Firewall –  EFW 3.0 BETA released for testing

Open Source, Free, Community-Supported Security Solution

Endian Firewall Community (EFW) is a “turn-key” Linux security distribution that turns every system into a full featured security appliance with Unified Threat Management (UTM) functionality. The software has been designed with “usability in mind” and is very easy to install, use and manage, without losing its flexibility.

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10.07.13
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SugarCRM 6.5.15 shows ID instead of value in related field audit

Problem Statement –
In SugarCRM (version 6.5.15), audit module shows ID and not the value for related field.

Applicable to: SugarCRM 6.5.15 Community Edition

Is upgrade-safe?: No

Type: Bug fix

Bug ID: 33036

Solution –
Example: Enable audit on currency field in SugarCRM 6.5.15 and display field value instead of ID in the ‘View Change Log’ pop-up

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