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Canonical to Bring Snappy Ubuntu Core to Advantech's x86-Based IoT Gateways
Today, August 16, 2016, Canonical, the company behind the popular Ubuntu Linux operating system, informed Softpedia about a strategic partnership with Advantech to bring the Snappy Ubuntu Core OS to its x86-based IoT gateways.
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Canonical Strikes Deal To Bring Ubuntu Core to Intel Gateways
Canonical has teamed up with embedded solutions giant Advantech to certify the company’s Internet of Things (IoT) gateways for Ubuntu Core.
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How to install Ubuntu server 16.04 and the Webmin GUI
Chances are, you have to look to open source to power some aspect of your business. If that aspect happens to be a server in the backend of your workflow, you're in luck because there are a number of solid choices. One such choice is Ubuntu.
Many believe Ubuntu is only a desktop distribution, but they're wrong. Ubuntu also comes in a very powerful server flavor that is well suited to aid you in the expansion of your company's data center.
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Your Ubuntu Linux Terminal Experience Is About To Get A Whole Lot Better
Canonical is taking some big steps to improve its community developed Terminal app.
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