today's leftovers
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Mir Gets Automatic Probing For Input Platforms
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Mesa 11.0 vs. 11.2-devel Tests For Intel Skylake
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Good News!
1. MX Linux, the sucessor of MEPIS, is currently at version 15 beta 2. The OS will come in both 32 bits and 64 bits.
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Beautiful KaOS 2015.11 Is Out with KDE Plasma 5.4.3, KDE Frameworks 5.16
Today, November 24, the developers of the beautiful KaOS GNU/Linux distribution have had the great pleasure of announcing the release and immediate availability of new installation media for the operating system, dubbed KaOS 2015.11.
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KaOS 2015.11 Screenshot Tour
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Is openSUSE Tumbleweed good enough for a seasoned Arch user?
As a journalist, I have to stay updated with the latest software and rolling releases suit my needs the best. I have been an Arch user for couple of years now and I love it to the core because it's one of the best rolling release available. Prior to Arch, I was an openSUSE user and before that I used Ubuntu.
The reason I moved from openSUSE to Arch was that openSUSE aims at stability and reliability, which means packages take some time to land in official repositories or in the Open Build Service (OBS). On the contrary, thanks to AUR (Arch User Repository) and testing repositories, you can easily install packages even before they are officially released. And since it was a rolling release, I was always running the updated packages without having to reinstall everything every year.
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Will You Be Able To Run a Modern Desktop Environment In 2016 Without Systemd?
Early this year, David Edmundson from KDE, concluded that "In many cases [systemd] allows us to throw away large amounts of code whilst at the same time providing a better user experience. Adding it [systemd] as an optional extra defeats the main benefit". A perfectly sensible explanation. But, then, one might wonder to which point KDE would remain usable without systemd?
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Africa: Red Hat and Linux Container Innovation Announced Its Latest Version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 continues Red Hat's goal of redefining the enterprise operating system by providing a trusted path towards the future of information technology without compromising the needs of the modern enterprise.
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Rugged, legacy PC/104 SBC taps dual-core Vortex86DX3 SoC
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Dashlane (for Android)
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Holiday tech support: 5 tips for Android phones
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