Software and Games
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Ecotone Now available for Linux on Steam
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Feral Interactive Confirms Life Is Strange is Coming to Mac, Linux
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Open-source painting application Krita gets a version bump
Boudewijn Rempt, the maintainer of open-source painting software Krita has announced the release of version 3.0.
3.0 is a major version bump and with this release the project now has its own repository and wiki. The main focus of the developers for this release was code cleaning. With this release Krita has been ported to the latest Qt 5 and KDE Framework 5, thus keeping the codebase modern.
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GNOME Calendar App Getting Major Year and Month View Improvements for GNOME 3.22
The GNOME Calendar app is getting a lot of attention lately, especially now that it has been integrated by default into the Ubuntu Linux operating system, but also because the development cycle of the GNOME 3.22 desktop environment is ongoing.
We reported a few days ago that the second snapshot, version 3.21.2, of the GNOME 3.22 desktop environment, due for release later this year, on September 21, 2016, was released to public beta testers and early adopters, bringing various improvements to its core applications and components.
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Samba releases client for ChromeOS
The Samba project, the standard Windows interoperability suite of programs for Linux and Unix, has released a client for ChromeOS.
The client, Network File Share, is available for installation from the Chrome Web Store and can be used to access network files directly from the Files app on ChromeOS.
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