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Desktop Linux Now Has its Highest Market Share Ever
There has been an upsurge in the desktop Linux market share which has seen a rise to 3.37% in the latest statistics on Net Market Share for operating systems. Linux market share has witnessed a steady increase, especially in the last two summer months.
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Gifcurry Lets You Make GIFs from Video on Linux
Next time you’re looking for an easy way to create a GIF from video on Linux give the following app a try.
It’s called Gifcurry and it is a video to gif app with a simple user-interface and some useful features.
It’s like Gif Brewery for Linux, but open-source software, free and — here’s something you don’t read everyday — Haskell based!
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SolarWinds MSP N-central 11.1 Release Advances Automated Patching and Linux Remote Monitoring and Management
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Rugged PCI/104-Express SBC runs on Skylake CPUs
Adlink’s Linux-friendly “CMx-SLx” PCI/104-Express SBC offers 6th Gen CPUs, triple displays, plus shock, vibration, and optional -40 to 85°C support.
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Linux Subsonic Demo | For The Record
In part 3 of my continuing series on reducing dependencies on streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Kindle books and more, today I talk about breaking my streaming music habit in favor of using a local server running Subsonic.
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