Software: GNOME To Do, VirtualBox, Plasma Mobile
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Ubuntu 18.04 Includes a New Desktop App
When you boot up Ubuntu 18.04 LTS ‘Bionic Beaver’ later this year you’ll find a brand new app is installed by default.
It’s called ‘GNOME To Do’ and it is, as you might have guessed, a ‘personal task manager’ designed for the GNOME desktop.
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VirtualBox 5.2 overview - A nice, practical facelift
Every few months, there's a major VirtualBox update, bringing in a range of visible changes and improvements to this handy, free hypervisor product. I'm an old time user, and have written about VirtualBox many times in the past. Recently, I had the chance to test the new version, 5.2 (actually 5.2.2).
The official list of enhancements is quite impressive - the GUI now features revamped virtual media and host network managers, easier snapshot management, and unattended guest installations. Sounds neat. So let us see what gives.
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How do I test Plasma Mobile? (part 1)
Last week we asked the Free Software community what they wanted to do to help us move forward with Plasma Mobile.
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