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Linux PC builder System76 plans to design, manufacture its own hardware
System76 is one of only a handful of PC vendors that exclusively sells computers with Linux-based software. Up until now, that’s meant the company has chosen hardware that it could guarantee would work well with custom firmware and the Ubuntu Linux operating system.
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Opto 22 Fortifies Commitment to Open-source Technology by Joining The Linux Foundation
Industrial automation manufacturer Opto 22 announces it has joined The Linux Foundation as a Silver Level member. As a Linux Foundation member, Opto 22 will help support the greatest shared technology resources in history, while also accelerating the company’s technology and innovation through open-source leadership and participation. In joining The Linux Foundation, Opto 22 hopes to spearhead the adoption of open-source technology in the industrial automation and process control industries, and accelerate the rollout of Industrial Internet of Things applications.
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Indicator Bulletin – A Clipboard Manager for Searching and Formatting Text
Yes, yes – there are already many clipboard managers in the Linux community but how many of them are posses a slick UI and are searchable? Today we bring you one such app to add to the number in your head.
Indicator Bulletin is a clipboard manager applet through which you can intelligently search for (using regular expressions) and edit text you have saved to its clipboard.
It was built for Ubuntu by Serg, who already has a handful of clipboard manager apps under his belt.
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Copr <3 Modularity
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Jonathan Blow's next game looks like it might support Linux
Take this with a pinch of salt, since it's early days for his next game, but Jonathan Blow (Braid, The Witness) actually showed off his next game 'Jai Sokoban' running on Linux.
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KDE Fans Launch Petition to Make Plasma Ubuntu’s Next Desktop
A new petition is calling for Canonical to make KDE Plasma Ubuntu's next desktop, following news that the distro is to drop Unity in favour of GNOME.
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Samba, Ceph, LightDM Update in Tumbleweed Snapshots
Snapshots released the past two weeks of openSUSE Tumbleweed have slowed down a bit, but new software continues to be updated in the five snapshots that have been release since April 6.
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Heroes of Fedora (HoF) – F26 Alpha
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