today's leftovers
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Linux Kernel 4.7 got a delay in release
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libinput 1.3.901
The first RC for libinput 1.4 is now available.
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Libinput 1.4 Release Candidate
Peter Hutterer has announced the first release candidate of the upcoming libinput 1.4 release for this input handling library used by X.Org, Wayland, and Mir systems.
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Meet me halfway [of GSoC with Pitivi]
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RProtoBuf 0.4.4, and new JSS paper
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KDE Plasma 5.7 Desktop Users Complain About Multi-Screen Support, Fixes Incoming
The KDE Plasma 5.7 desktop environment arrived last week, on July 5, and it already landed in the main software repositories of various GNU/Linux operating systems, including Arch Linux, Gentoo, and KDE Neon.
KDE Plasma 5.7 brought numerous new features and improvements, along with the usual bug fixes, and it also promised improved multi-screen support. However, it appears that for many users who have already tried the new KDE Plasma desktop on their distributions, multi-screen support fails to work as expected.
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Bodhi 4.0.0 Time Lines and June 2016 Donation Totals
Last month I hinted at the first Bodhi 4.0.0 pre-release happening soon, but then June came and went with no more news. One of my goals for the 4.0.0 release is to realign our core Enlightenment Foundation Libraries with the latest upstream release. Their 1.18 release has been pushed back for several weeks due to the number of things it is integrating (namely the Elementary widgets are part of the core toolkit now) and ideally I would like to include this release by default in Bodhi 4.0.0.
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Steps the Python community and Dropbox are taking to increase diversity
At the Red Hat Summit in San Francisco last month, DeLisa Alexander, executive vice president and chief people officer at Red Hat, announced the winners of the company's second annual Women in Open Source Award. Jessica McKellar, director of engineering and chief of staff to the vice president of engineering at Dropbox, and Preeti Murthy, a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University, won the 2016 Women in Open Source Award.
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7 characteristics of open leaders
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Zacks Growth Score On Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)
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Linux Mint 18 reviews roundup
Hectic Geek’s review is quite thorough and includes some interesting performance comparisons between Ubuntu 16.04 and Linux Mint 18. The site was impressed with Linux Mint 18’s performance.
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