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New Mesa Vec4 Backend For Intel, Supports Their NIR Goals
Eduardo Lima Mitev of Igalia last week published a new vec4 back-end based on NIR for the Mesa i965 DRI driver. This work is part of implementing a NIR to Vec4 pass in order to allow using NIR for everything.
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How to install and configure Postfix on Debian
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Steam Linux Usage Continued Falling In June
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KDE Applications 15.04.3 Fixes Bugs
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GSoC 2015 (Mid Term Evaluation)
The Midterm evaluation week has almost come to an end and midterm evaluation deadline ends today. This post will describe about what all I have achieved in my project "Integration of Cantor with LabPlot" and what I plan to do further.
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GNOME Shell & Mutter Just Landed More Wayland Improvements
Florian Müllner announced this morning the 3.17.3 versions of GNOME Shell and Mutter. With these new versions come more Wayland improvements in the road toward GNOME 3.18 this September.
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"PulseVideo" Coming To Complement PulseAudio?
Prolific open-source contributor at Red Hat, Christian Schaller, who has worked on GStreamer as well as the Transmageddon GNOME video transcoding app and other multimedia projects, seems poised to announce PulseVideo.
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Ubuntu MATE Announces A Partnership With A PC Hardware Vendor
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Friday's security updates
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