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http://xmodulo.com/2013/12/remote-control-raspberry-pi.htmlOnce you have a fully working Raspberry Pi system, it may not be convenient for you to continue to access Raspberry Pi directly via a keyboard and HDMI/TV cable connector dedicated to Raspberry Pi. Instead, you will want to remote control "headless" Raspberry Pi from another computer. In this tutorial, I will show you how to remote control...

http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/handy-u-boot-trick Embedded developers working on kernels or bare-metal programs often go through several development cycles. Each time the developer modifies the code, the code has to be compiled, the ELF (Executable and Linkable Format)/kernel image has to be copied onto the SD card, and the card then has to be transferred from the PC to the development board...

http://xmodulo.com/2013/12/open-large-text-file-linux.htmlIn the era of "big data", large text files (GB or more) could be commonly encountered around us. Suppose you somehow need to search and edit one of those big text files by hand. Or you could be analyzing multi-GB log files manually for specific troubleshooting purposes. A typical text editor may not be designed to deal with such large...

http://www.openlogic.com/wazi/bid/327323/how-to-apply-pci-data-security-standards-to-linux-data-centersThe Payment Card Industry (PCI) data security standards are a set of best practices and requirements established to protect sensitive data such as payment card information. Following these standards is mandatory for merchants dealing with payment cards, but any responsible organization can benefit...

http://www.itworld.com/operating-systems/386139/unix-when-bash-script-asks-where-am-iWhen a question like "How can a bash script tell you where it's located?" pops into your head, it seems like it ought to be a very easy question to answer. We've got commands like pwd, but ... pwd tells you where you are on the file system, not where the script you are calling is located. OK, let's try again....

http://xmodulo.com/2013/12/develop-cross-platform-mobile-apps-linux.htmlThe last few years have witnessed dramatic growth of the mobile market, mostly driven by a large selection of applications. As consumers, we all hate to see some kind of market monopoly by any one platform. The more competition, the more innovation. As developers, we have mixed feelings about cross-platform development. Cross-platform...

http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/features/life-cycle-of-a-process The life cycle of processes in Linux is quite similar to that of humans. Processes are born, carry out tasks, go to sleep and finally die (or get killed) Follow @LinuxUserMag Processes are one of the most fundamental aspects of Linux. To carry out any task in the system, a process is required. A process is usually created by...