Google and GNU/Linux
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OnlyOffice Documents is a serious contender to take on Google Docs
OnlyOffice Documents does fine with MS Office format and Open Document format documents. It should be noted, however, that when opening an Open Document Format doc (such as .odt), it will be converted to an MS Office document (such as .docx).
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This unofficial app delivers a native desktop player for YouTube Music on Windows, Mac, Linux
Google launched YouTube Music just a couple of weeks ago and it makes a lot of improvements to the company’s streaming strategy. One thing it doesn’t fix, though, is the lack of a native app for desktop operating systems. Luckily, a third-party developer is coming to the rescue.
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Google Play Music Desktop Player now supports YouTube Music
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Android Messages for Web gets an unofficial desktop client on Windows, Mac, Linux
Chris Knepper recently launched an early build of a native Android Messages client for desktop on Github, and it already works really well. The app is available for free on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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Google Gets DirectX Shader Compiler Working On Linux
The DirectX Shader Compiler is for taking the DirectX HLSL (High Level Shading Language) and using their LLVM-based compiler stack to emit DXIL, the new DirectX Intermediate Language used by Windows 10 as their new shader binary format. Over the past year and a half there have been open-source contributions to this DirectX Shader Compiler, including the ability to output to SPIR-V as the intermediate representation used by Vulkan, OpenCL, and OpenGL 4.6.
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