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Download Linux Voice issue 17
Issue 17 of Linux Voice is nine months old, so we’re releasing it under the Creative Commons BY-SA license. You can share and modify all content from the magazine (apart from adverts), providing you credit Linux Voice as the original source and retain the same license.
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OpenStack 'Mitaka' materialises
The next version of OpenStack, Mitaka, has materialised.
The OpenStack-Announce list went into overdrive on Thursday to deliver news of .0 versions of projects galore.
This time around the OpenStack's made ease of use and scalability its watchwords.
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Linus Torvalds On Stage at TED2016
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Linus Torvalds Speaks Openly about Work and Code at TED2016 [Video]
Torvalds went on to discuss his belief that “code either works or it doesn’t.” He should know. The current Linux kernel is one of the largest collaborative projects ever attempted, with more than 20 million lines of code and more than 12,000 contributors so far. Additionally, an average of 185 changes are accepted into the kernel every day -- nearly 1,300 per week -- and Torvalds ultimately has the final say on what code is accepted.
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NVIDIA Releases New Vulkan Linux Driver With Better Multi-Threaded Scaling
While NVIDIA mainlined their Vulkan driver support in the NVIDIA 364 driver series, they issued another Vulkan-focused driver update yesterday for Linux and Windows for developers and enthusiasts wanting to try out the latest support for this high-performance graphics API.
The NVIDIA 364.16 driver is this special Vulkan driver release and is available for download from developer.nvidia.com rather than the usual channels.
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Munich Presentation: From OpenGL To Vulkan
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GUADEC 2017 call for bids
The GNOME Foundation would like to invite bids for hosting GUADEC 2017.
GUADEC is the biggest gathering of GNOME users and developers, which takes place in Europe every year, and you could make it happend next year!
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