today's leftovers
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System Requirements: When Is ‘Enough’ Enough?
The truth is, none of what I or Reglue does would be possible without the GNU/Linux desktop and software. In our case, hundreds of kids have a computer in the home whereas without Linux, we could not have given that computer to them.
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Boy Howdy, This Got Stupid In A Hurry...
And for those of you who have helped us toward making our goal, I cannot thank you enough. And yeah, I've had a couple of rows that were tough to hoe, but no worse than many of you have experienced. The Global Linux Community. We all struggle at times to do the things we love to do. Things we have to do.
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Will ONOS Really Be Open Under the Linux Foundation?
Some open-source developers have always been skeptical of the Open Network Operating System‘s ideas of open-source, which makes ONOS’s recent inclusion in The Linux Foundation particularly irksome to them.
Namely, ONOS’s governance isn’t changing, which means one executive director and board member at ON.Lab, Guru Parulkar, still holds the final say for code decisions within ONOS.
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LinuxOne: a game changer for South African IT market
The mobile world requires agile infrastructure, one that has the requisite business intelligence for analysis, reporting and execution that drives immediate value to the firm, writes Maurice Blackwood, systems executive at IBM.
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How the Internet Archive maintains an information super highway
Our stack is Ubuntu Linux + PostgreSQL + NGINX + PHP5 (primarily) + Redis + Elasticsearch + jQuery + Less
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Orca 3.18.2 Open-Source Screen Reader Adds Better Support for Google Docs
The GNOME developers are preparing to release the second and last maintenance version of the GNOME 3.18 desktop environment, which means that several core components and applications have received improvements and bugfixes.
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GTK+ 3.18.3 Has Wayland and Nautilus Improvements, Fixes a Memory Leak
The GNOME developers are working hard these days to release the second and last maintenance version for the stable GNOME 3.18 desktop environment, as they will continue to concentrate their efforts on the next major release, GNOME 3.20.
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Chakra 2015.11 Screenshot Tour
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Chakra GNU/Linux 2015.11 Officially Released with KDE Plasma 5, Linux Kernel 4.1 LTS
On November 8, Neofytos Kolokotronis from the Chakra project had the great pleasure of informing us of the release and immediate availability for download of the Chakra GNU/Linux 2015.11 computer operating system.
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The passing of Debian Live
Debian Live has passed on. And it has done so in not happy circumstances. (You can search the list archives for more if you are confused.) I have reposted here my response to this one thread because it’s all I really want to say, after all of the years of working with the team.
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First Beta of antiX MX 15 Linux Distro Is Based on Debian 8.2, Still Uses SysVinit
On November 8, the antiX development team announced the immediate availability for download and testing of the first Beta build of the upcoming antiX MX 15 GNU/Linux distribution.
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SolidRun ClearFog dev board has Marvell Armada A38x chip, 6-port Ethernet switch
Both models are designed to support Linux-based software including Yocto and OpenWRT.
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SolidRun Announces ClearFog: The First Open Development Kit Based on Marvell's New ARMADA 38x SoC
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