today's leftovers
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HP Announces OpenSwitch, a Linux-Based Open Source Network Operating System
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Big Switch, Facebook and NTT Join Up on Tools to Run a Networking Switch
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PC shipments fall 7.7 percent in third quarter: Gartner
Research firm Gartner Inc said worldwide shipments of personal computers fell 7.7 percent to 73.7 million units in the third quarter as a stronger dollar made them costlier.
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Systemd 227 Released: "Lots Of New Awesomeness"
Lennart Poettering released systemd 227 a few minutes ago with what he describes as "lot's of new awesomeness, and many bugfixes!"
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Fotoxx 15.10 Has Been Just Released
Fotoxx is an open source photo editing program, working on Linux. It has support for the most important image formats, including JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF and RAW. Fotoxx is mostly used for cropping, resizing or retouching photos, without using layers, like Photoshop.
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Fotoxx 15.10 Free Image Manipulation Software Adds Support for Batch Scripts
We have been informed by kornelix, the developers of the open-source and free Fotoxx image manipulation software, about the immediate availability for download of Fotoxx 15.10.
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Opera 34 Is Now Based on Chromium 47, Adds MSE Audio Support, Share Button on Mac
On October 8, Opera Software announced the release and immediate availability for download and testing of a new version of their Opera 34 web browser, which is currently in the Developer channel.
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Create Multiple IP Addresses to One Single Network Interface
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Install CakePHP 3.0 on a CentOS VPS
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Doing a Cloud Migration? Don't Miss These Essential Resources
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Free Educational Resources for Essential Big Data Tools
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Visual Studio status for GTK+ builds
Following up with Emmanuele’s blog posts about GTK+ being “dead” or “dying” I wanted to point out about the status of the MSVC builds for the GTK+ stack.
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SUSE Is Looking For Another Graphics Driver Developer
SUSE Labs is looking to hire another Linux graphics developer to be involved with Linux kernel and user-space driver development, including both X.Org and Wayland.
If you are experienced with Linux graphics driver development and want to work out of the beautiful cities of Nürnberg or Prague, this job listing may be of interest to you.
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Some inclusive discussion about inclusive decisions
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The FCC must not lock down device firmware!
I believe there is only one way to avoid a debacle: mandated device upgradeability and mandated open-source licensing for device firmware so that the security and reliability problems can be swarmed over by all the volunteer hands we can recruit. This is an approach proven to work by the Internet ubiquity and high reliability of the Linux operating system.
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An Arduino-powered My Little Pony donation box
CRASH Space is a 501(c)3 non-profit hackerspace in Los Angeles. Throughout the years, we've brought our members and our equipment to schools, outreach events, and tech conventions all across California. And at each event, we brought along a little donation jar for people to give to our cause. Despite the often very impressive array of tech available for show at our booth, the donation jar we brought was literally an old Cheezy-Poofs container with a little hole cut into the lid.
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Real-Time Linux shacks up with the Linux Foundation
The LF’s new “Real-Time Linux Collaborative Project” offers better funding, more developers, and tighter integration into mainline kernel development.
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Expandable Panel PCs run Linux on dual-core Bay Trail Atom
Advantech’s latest 10.1- and 15.6-inch touch-panels run Linux on a dual-core Atom E3827, and offer extended temperature support and iDoor expansion.
The TPC-51WP and TPC-1551WP continue Advantech’s line of rugged touch-panel PCs, dating back to the circa-2010, Intel Atom-based TPC-651H. The new devices have a more up-to-date Atom processor: the dual-core, 1.75GHz E3827 system-on-chip that includes Intel HD Graphics. Linux and multiple Windows flavors are supported.
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Top 20 Apps in the Tizen Store for September 2015
It’s time to have a look at the top 20 apps of last month, September 2015 in this case, to see what users has downloaded the most. WhatsApp is the number 1 app with the newly released SShare app taking second place. Lots of new apps that month: Memorable photoframes, FFX Jumper, Sniper, WallpaperDecor, Balloon shoot, Cam-FX, Mehndi Designs, Colorlight, and MP3 Player climbing into the Top 20.
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