Devuan, Canonical and Ubuntu
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Devuan ships second stable cut of its systemd-free Linux
Systemd-free Linux distro Devuan has released its stable Version 2.0.
The project's last release candidate was released in May, and as you'd hope, not much has changed between then and full release.
Because it's written by purists, we should include the full name of the release: it's Devuan GNU+Linux 2.0 ASCII Stable.
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The Fridge: Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 531
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Empowering developers to embrace Linux
There is a huge opportunity for businesses to embrace new technologies and move their company forward. Open source and snaps are simple solutions, but ones that gives the most vital innovators in a business - developers - the tools they need to be confident in launching some of the world’s most utilised software.
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R 3.5.0 on Debian and Ubuntu: An Update
R 3.5.0 was released a few weeks ago. As it changes some (important) internals, packages installed with a previous version of R have to be rebuilt. This was known and expected, and we took several measured steps to get R binaries to everybody without breakage.
The question of but how do I upgrade without breaking my system was asked a few times, e.g., on the r-sig-debian list as well as in this StackOverflow question.
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