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IBM works with French researchers on exascale computing project
The French high-performance computing agency, GENCI, and IBM are working on a project to develop exascale computing.
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Enroll for a Linux Foundation course and get a free Chromebooks
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Xiaomi Is Working On A Linux-Based Laptop To Be Released In Early 2016: Report
The No. 1 Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, which is the fourth biggest smartphone seller globally, is reportedly looking to foray into a new sphere-laptops.
According to DigiTimes' supply chain sources, Xiaomi is working on a lineup of laptops that are poised for an early 2016 release. The company is allegedly partnering with Foxconn and Inventec for that purpose. The production schedule for the laptops is not known at this juncture as it is yet to be confirmed.
The report also divulges that Xiaomi will initially launch a 15-inch laptop model which will be Linux-based. This size has been chosen as it is the most popular screen size in China. The Xiaomi laptop is estimated to be priced at around $470, per the supply chain sources.
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Is Windows 10's Privacy Issue Reason Enough to Move to Linux? [Ed: downplays privacy, trashes GNU/Linux]
Windows 10 has a privacy issue, no matter if Microsoft agrees with this or not, but it’s pretty clear that the existing configuration of the operating system isn’t quite what users have been expecting when they decided to upgrade.
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CrossOver 14.1.6 Adds Better Support for Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS and OS X 10.11 El Capitan
CodeWeavers, the company behind the commercial CrossOver application for GNU/Linux and Mac OS X operating system, which aims to be a user-friendly graphical interface for Wine, announced the availability of CrossOver 14.1.6.
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Fotoxx 15.09 Open-Source Image Editor Adds Support for Ubuntu 15.10
Kornelix, the developer of the popular Fotoxx open-source image editor software for GNU/Linux operating systems, informed us about the release and immediate availability for download of Fotoxx 15.09.
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SUSE Unveils Program for SUSECon 2015 in Amsterdam
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Ubuntu Phone Project Leader Steps Down, Leaves Canonical
Cristian Parrino, leader of the team behind the Ubuntu Phone project as well as of the development team that creates the Ubuntu Touch operating system, has announced his resignation.
We're sorry to give you, guys, such bad news, but Cristian Parrino decided that it was time to step down from leader position and leave Canonical. The announcement was made public a few hours ago.
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Robotics – take a free online course
We’ve looked at robots a few times here at Linux User & Developer, from our very first from-scratch build with a Dawn Robotics kit in issue 132 through to robotics kit reviews, tutorials on the 3D-printed Rapiro and programming guides for last year’s Pi Wars challenges. It’s an incredibly exciting field that’s expanding all the time, especially with the rise of drones more recently that’s driving interest in the field, but if you’re coming to it all for the first time then it can be tough to know exactly where to start.
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SmartThings LiveCode Workshop – Welcome to the world of IoT – September 3, 2015
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