LilacSat, Mageia, and Sabayon
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LilacSat-2 – Linux Live CD for Telemetry Decoding
During the first 16 hours in orbit, we have received nearly 1000 packets of LilacSat-2 from Harbin (BY2HIT), Shihezi (B0/BY2HIT), Nanjing (BI4ST), Xian (Northwestern Polytechnical University) and Singapore (9V1SV). Many thank to all!
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openSUSE.org Facelift, Mageia NetworkManager Kerfuffle
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Magical Mageia Review, Mint 17.3 Named Rosa
Today in Linux news, Mageia 5 showed well on reviewer Jesse Smith's AMD machine. My Linux Rig scored an interview with Jim Whitehurst about his Linux setup and Clem Lefebvre announced the next Mint will be named Rosa. Elsewhere, PCWorld compiled a slideshow of Linus Torvald's favorite tech pet peeves and Bradley Kuhn blogged on security issues using global email systems.
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Gentoo-Based Sabayon 15.10 Officially Released with KDE Plasma 5 and Calamares
Just a few minutes ago, the developers of the rolling-release Sabayon GNU/Linux distribution based on the acclaimed Gentoo operating system have announced the release and immediate availability for download of Sabayon 15.10.
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Sabayon 15.10 KDE Screenshot Tour
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