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Open Source Pioneer Munich Votes To Move All Remaining Linux PCs To Windows 10 In 2020 [Ed: These articles fail to mention Microsoft bribery, Microsoft propaganda (‘studies’), moles and astroturfing]
As per the local reports, these moves are a result of the political scenario in Munich. In the past, city’s IT chief has also said that there isn’t any compelling technical reason to ditch Linux. In the wake of attacks like WannaCry, Green Party had already warned that a move to Windows 10 is too risky.
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Linux Kernel 4.14 is Here! First Kernel to be Supported for Six Years
Linux Kernel 4.14 is here. It is a long-term support release and as stated earlier, it is the first Linux Kernel that will be supported for six years. Until now Linux Kernel LTS versions were supported for two years.
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Ubuntu's Guitar Pick
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Timesys and Arrow Electronics to Deliver a Webinar Series Focusing on Designing Embedded Linux based Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) Devices on DragonBoard™ 410c
Timesys Corporation (https://www.timesys.com), industry pioneer and leading provider of embedded, open source development tools and engineering services, today announced its Timesys University webinar series titled “Developing for Industrial IoT with Linux OS on DragonBoard™ 410c.”
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