today's leftovers
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Progress Report On The Year Of The GNU/Linux Desktop
Clearly, there is still a lot of work to do spreading GNU/Linux desktops but a lot of progress has been made.
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Cross-Platform HiDPI Support Ready For Testing In Qt
Sorvig Morten of The Qt Company has announced that the cross-platform high-DPI support for the Qt tool-kit has entered a tech preview state.
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Gentoo-Based Calculate Linux 14.16.2 Switches to the OpenRC Init System
Alexander Tratsevskiy has had the great pleasure of informing Calculate Linux users about the immediate availability for download of a new maintenance release for the 14.16 series of the distribution.
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Esperanto openness in Red Hat Software Collections 2
With just a couple of weeks to go before Red Hat Summit in Boston, the firm is clearly not holding back on news to save it for the event itself.
This week sees the firm come forward with new web development tools, extensions to dynamic languages and databases -- and support for multiple language versions.
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Red Hat Delivers Cloud Suite for IaaS and PaaS Management
Red Hat has announced that it is bringing together components in its software portfolio to create a suite of software that makes it easier to build private clouds. Red Hat Cloud Suite for Applications mashes up the Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform with the OpenShift by Red Hat platform-as-a-service (PaaS) environment with Red Hat CloudForms IT management software allowing for a complete private cloud stack.
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Video: The Open Organization book trailer
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Red Hat Announces Keynote Speakers for Red Hat Summit 2015
Red Hat Summit 2015 will feature keynote presentations by several Red Hat executives, including: Jim Whitehurst, president and chief executive officer; Paul Cormier, president, Products and Technologies; Craig Muzilla, senior vice president, Application Platform Products Business Group; and Marco Bill-Peter, vice president, Customer Experience and Engagement.
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Fedora leadership openings, F23 change plans, updates and apps, and Venom
Jan Kirik, the Fedora Program Manager as of this week, announced the call for nominations for positions on FESCo, the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee and for one of the elected postions on the Fedora Council, our top-level leadership and governance body. If you’re interested in helping lead Fedora’s technical and/or strategic direction, add your self-nomination.
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FESCo and Council elections in June 2015
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Win an Ubuntu Phone in Ten Minutes by Taking This Survey
Canonical announced earlier today, June 6, on its Twitter account that you can win a BQ Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition smartphone, and many other prizes, is you take a short, 10-minute survey.
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Uk based Canonical launches second Ubuntu based BQ Aquaris E5 HD smartphone; to go on sale in mid June 2015
The UK- based computer software company Canonical in partnership with Spanish manufacturer BQ has announced the second Ubuntu smartphone, Aquaris E5 HD Ubuntu Edition. Canonical said that the Aquaris E5 HD will be available for sale from mid June 2015.
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Type 6 COM and 3.5-inch SBC harness new Braswell SoCs
Nexcom launched a 3.5-inch SBC and COM Express Type 6 module featuring Intel’s 4K-ready, 14nm “Braswell” SoCs, and offering extended temperature operation.
Nexcom’s 3.5-inch EBC 356 SBC and ICES 621 COM Express Type 6 computer-on-module are part of a new wave of embedded devices running Intel’s Braswell SoCs, including the Congatec Conga-QA4 Qseven COM we covered earlier this week.
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USB 3.0 cameras from Lumenera now supported by Linux
With the release of Lumenera’s Linux software development kit 2.0—which supports the popular Ubuntu Linux operating system—the company’s line of USB 3.0 cameras now feature Linux support.
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Let's Encrypt Root and Intermediate Certificates
Let’s Encrypt will issue certificates to subscribers from its intermediate CAs, allowing us to keep our root CA safely offline. IdenTrust will cross-sign our intermediates. This will allow our end certificates to be accepted by all major browsers while we propagate our own root.
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Security updates for Friday
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Phishers Going the Long Way Round to Avoid Filtering Systems
Any human with an email address likely has gotten thousands of spam messages that look like delivery notifications, invoices, or other alleged communications from shipping companies such as UPS or DHL. They typically contain malicious attachments with exploits for a browser or plug-in vulnerability, but a researcher at the University of Cambridge has run across a novel twist on this kind of spam that turns out to be a completely different kind of attack.
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