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Xiaomi Will Start Selling Two Linux Laptops In 2016
According to a press release by Inventec, their company is currently in collaboration with Xiaomi Corp. to produce two new laptops. Xiaomi will start selling two Linux laptops early next year, according to a report. Both will be introduced under the Xiaomi name brand and are reported for a scheduled release date in the early part of 2016.
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DDoS, botnet, and fiber cut fail to stop Twitchers crowd-installing Linux
The Twitch in the Shell project has successfully installed Arch Linux using hundreds of people simultaneously hammering keys in a terminal. One of the organizers has explained to The Reg how it was done.
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Linux Foundation teams with big industry players to launch Open API Initiative
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Linux Foundation launches Open API Initiative to extend Swagger specification
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Google, IBM, Microsoft Partner on Linux Foundation Open API Initiative
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New Collaborative Project to Extend Swagger Specification for Building Connected Applications and Services
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Some of tech’s biggest names get their Swagger on for open APIs
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IBM announces new solutions for the API economy
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Vinux 5.0 released
This release features not just the Unity Desktop, but Gnome-shell and the ever popular Gnome 2 fork called Mate, though we primarily will support Unity only.
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Tails 1.7 Screenshot Tour
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