My GSoC task involves modifying GEGL to use GPGPU. That is, to modify GEGL (GIMP's new graphics core) to support doing pixel operations like blur, brighten, etc. on the GPU in addition to their existing CPU implementations.

In my last article about Xorg, I touched upon several points that have been in a state of continual flux in Xorg. Here's a follow-up on that article, as it seems to have generated quite a lot of interest. However, I didn't expand much on some features and their implications, so I will do so here.

So you would like to build your own custom Linux box? Great! In this article we will be discussing hardware components. It doesn't take a genius to build your own computer from scratch, just some knowledge and elbow-grease (umm..wash your hands before touching the hardware!).

In this tutorial I will describe how to install and configure MyDNS and MyDNSConfig 3 on Fedora 10.

"GNUN 0.3 is out, exactly in time for this year's Slavonic Literature and Culture Day (for those who care, of course). As it is becoming a tradition, all of the fancy new features are postponed for subsequent releases.

PHP is the most popular scripting language used on the Internet and is a necessary component to many of the blogs and content management systems today. One of the important steps in securing your website is to disable those insecure options that are possible on PHP.

Awareness of what's happening on your network, and why, makes the difference between average and excellent network administration. Great tools are needed to obtain this knowledge quickly and accurately. Fortunately, some of the best network monitoring tools are free. This article lists the top five.

The ability to login graphically into any computer from a remote location has a number of uses.