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Microsoft Fails To Recognise Its Own Mobile Devices: Windows 10 Bug [Ed: When your platform is at less than 1%...]
This simply means that Microsoft failed to recognize a windows device when used. This would naturally lead users to believe that the app doesn’t even exist for Windows devices, which is not the case. Sad to say that this shows how important smartphones are to Microsoft and how little they value them. It is very likely that this bug will go unfixed until after a long series of updates as usually is the case.
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gamingdirectional: Create a next level scene for pygame project
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Rawhide notes from the trail, the late November issue
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Monthly News – November 2018
Many thanks to all the people who help our project financially. Donations are up again, you were more than 500 to send us funds in October and we now have 129 patrons on Patreon.
The BETA release for Linux Mint 19.1 will be out tomorrow. We’re counting on you to help us find bugs and to help us fix them, so that we can raise the quality of the release and get to stable before Christmas.
Some of the new features were described here on this blog, others will be unveiled tomorrow. This is an exciting time for all of us and we hope you enjoy it and have fun with the new release.
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