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Mir 0.32 Is Inching Close To Release With Many Improvements
Canonical's developers working on the Mir display server are putting the finishing touches on the Mir 0.32 release.
Mir 0.32 is another big release as the developers remain focus on getting their Wayland support squared away. Additionally, Mir developers have been working on Logind support that is needed so Mir shells like the EGMDE example shell or Unity 8 can be easily accessed from the GDM3 log-in/display manager.
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[Older] CentOS vs Ubuntu
Ubuntu and CentOS are both major players in enterprise environments and in the datacenter. There's no denying that both distributions have proven themselves in the server space, but with closer examination, these are two very different animals.
Ubuntu is an excellent all-around contender. CentOS is purpose built for the enterprise in every aspect of its design.
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Fedora Classroom Session: Fedora QA 101/102
Fedora Classroom sessions continue next week with a session on Fedora QA. The general schedule for sessions appears on the wiki. You can also find resources and recordings from previous sessions there. Here are details about this week’s session on Tuesday, June 19 at 1600 UTC. That link allows you to convert the time to your timezone.
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3.5-inch Apollo Lake SBC is loaded with options
DFI is prepping an Ubuntu friendly 3.5-inch “AL551” SBC with an Apollo Lake SoC, triple display support, up to 2x GbE and SATA III ports, and mini-PCIe, M.2, and optional “expansion I/O” connectors.
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