today's leftovers
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June 2016 Issue of Linux Journal
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CoreOS Announces "Torus" Linux Distributed Storage System
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Linus Torvalds, Google Compute Engine Architect Joe Beda, ASF Founder Brian Behlendorf to Speak at LinuxCon 2016
You can celebrate the 25th anniversary of Linux with Linus Torvalds and other open source innovators and leaders at LinuxCon North America and ContainerCon this year.
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(Still) working too much on the computer
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What Happens When an Application Crashes?
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Features And Installation Of 3 IDEs On Linux (Ubuntu / CentOS): MonoDevelop , SlickEdit, Netbeans
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How To Remove Ubuntu From A Dual Boot Windows 10 Computer With A Standard BIOS
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Clonezilla Live 2.4.6-25 Stable Release Launches with Linux Kernel 4.5, Dos2Unix
Clonezilla Live and GParted Live developer Steven Shiau has released today a new stable version of his acclaimed Clonezilla Live CD, which users can use to clone their disk drives and partitions using the open-source Clonezilla utility.
Based on the latest Debian Sid software repositories, Clonezilla Live 2.4.6-25 is now live as the latest stable version of the product, which includes all the upstream security patches and software updates as of May 29, 2016. The kernel packages have been upgraded as well, and Clonezilla Live 2.4.6-25 ships with Linux kernel 4.5.4.
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Alpine Linux 3.4 Released with Improved Support for the Raspberry Pi Ecosystem
Alpine Linux creator Natanael Copa has had the great pleasure of announcing the release of the Alpine Linux 3.4 operating system, ending the development of the 3.3 series.
Alpine Linux 3.4 is the first in the 3.4 stable series, offering users the most advanced GNU/Linux technologies. Among them, we can mention the long-term supported Linux 4.4 kernel (version 4.4.11 is included in the base ISO images), the OpenRC init system, DNS search domain support in the /etc/resolv.conf file.
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Spike Linux 1.0.2b Xfce Screenshot Tour
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OpenSUSE Tumbleweed Soon Switching To Linux 4.6, Clear Linux Already On 4.6
Linux 4.6 was officially released two weeks ago and already this exciting upgrade to the kernel has begun appearing in rolling-release distributions.
OpenSUSE News confirmed today that the Linux 4.6 kernel is expected to land in OpenSuSE Tumbleweed with a new snapshot coming possibly this week. (They are also prepping KDE Applications 16.04.1, Perl 5.24, etc.) OpenSUSE Tumbleweed has already been making progress too in switching over to GCC 6 as the default compiler, but there is still more work to be done.
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SUSE: OpenStack for the mainframe and beyond
Lots of companies offer the OpenStack Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud distributions. Mark Smith, SUSE‘s global product and solutions manager, claims that SUSE OpenStack Cloud 6 is the one you can use to transform your data center from IBM z System mainframes to Microsoft Hyper-V with its unique blend of hypervisor support. He’s not wrong.
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Free software activities in May 2016
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How The World Of IT Has Turned
Now Samsung is telling owners not to install “10” because drivers don’t work. Samsung should suggest Debian GNU/Linux instead.
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