today's leftovers
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TOOS Plummets. GNU/Linux Thrives.
Hmmm… The death of the GNU/Linux desktop appears to be premature. Gaming in GNU/Linux is growing rapidly. So is use of GNU/Linux for creating software.
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Healthcare Tech Trends Shape Industry And IBM i
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Video: Shifter – Containers in HPC environments
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The Linux Foundation's Automotive Grade Linux
You couldn't ask for a better segue than this, from Smith's book about the pitfalls of automotive security to our community's solution to them—that is, The Linux Foundation's Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) new Unified Code Base (UCB) distribution. AGL is a Linux Foundation Workgroup dedicated to creating open-source software solutions for automotive applications. AGL's UCB distribution is a collaborative open-source project developing a common, Linux-based software stack for the connected car. Leveraging the best software components from AGL and other existing open-source projects, such as Tizen and GENIVI Alliance, UCB enables development of in-vehicle-infotainment systems while allowing different profiles to be created from the same code base to address all applications in the car, such as instrument cluster, heads-up display, telematics and connected car. UCB is based on the Yocto Project and offers a complete embedded-Linux development environment with tools, metadata and documentation. AGL's members make up a who's who of the automotive, IT and electronics industries, including Toyota, Ford, Intel, Sony, Linaro, Wind River and scores of others.
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KDE Plasma 5.6 Released – Here’s What’s New
KDE Plasma 5.6 the latest version of KDE Desktop environment has been officially released and announcement by KDE development team.
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Good things come to those who wait… Mageia 6 dev1 is here.
After the delays caused by upgrading the major parts of the base system and switching to the Plasma 5 Desktop Environment, we are very happy to announce that the first development milestone of Mageia 6 has been released and is ready for testing by the community.
Note that only the classical ISO images have been released, those being the i586 and x86_64 DVD images. The live ISO images are not quite ready. If the live images can be made functional soon, they may also be released, otherwise they will come with the next milestone release.
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Arch users: update pacman soon
The release of pacman-5.0 brought support for transactional hooks. These will allow us to (e.g.) run font cache updates a single time during an update rather than after each font package installation. This will both speed up the update process, but also reduce packaging burden for the Developers and Trusted Users.
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How Red Hat, Inc. Keeps the Good Times Rolling -- Regardless of Sector Headwinds
The Linux vendor keeps growing while sector rivals like Microsoft and Oracle pin their slowdowns on economic trends.
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Translation Test Day tomorrow, Tuesday 2016-03-29!
Hey folks! Sorry for the short notice, but once again it’s time for a Fedora Test Day! Tomorrow, 2016-03-29, will be Translation Test Day over in #fedora-test-day on Freenode IRC. Fedora’s dedicated g11n (globalization) team is working hard as always to get translation and internationalization in shape for the Fedora 24 release, so please do stop by and help out if you can. If you speak any language other than English, you can help out by checking the translations of some key apps in other languages!
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exim4 stable update - testing requested
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Pre-order BQ's Aquaris M10, an Ubuntu tablet and desktop rolled into one
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The Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Tablet Now Available For Pre-Order
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11 Top Free Raspberry Pi Publications
The Raspberry Pi is an inexpensive computer that has become the most popular device for smaller computing projects and learning. Sales have surpassed 8 million units making it the best selling UK personal computer.
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Samsung Z1 updated to Tizen 2.4 in India – version Z130HDDU0CPC4
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