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PC Shipments Rose in the U.S. During Q2
Chromebooks performed strongly in the education market, noted IDC research director Linn Huang.
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Linus Torvalds Is Again Mad Over “Sh!t Code”, Calls Some Linux Devs “Brain-damaged”
Linux Torvalds is again mad over some developers due to their “disturbing” coding style. He has bashed the networking developers by pointing out their “brain-damaged” commenting syntax and listed out the styles that a Linux kernel developer should use.
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Dump Scratch — Use Blockly or Snap! instead
The people who make Scratch have migrated it to Flash. This is the most bonkers, hare-brained, backward idea they could have had. Migrating to a proprietary, platform-dependent, insecure, soon-to-be-extinct framework dooms Scratch to oblivion. Not to worry: we know of several excellent alternatives.
If you’re even only vaguely interested in software for education, you’re sure to have come across Scratch. It’s the colourful programming language that allows kids to to assemble programs using lego-like blocks.
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LFCE Prep Course: OSI Network Model (Part 2)
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#28: GSoC with KDE Now – 6
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Windows version of LabPlot is comming (soon)
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Gsoc 2016 Neverland #6
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Pre-test “setup” and wrap-up interview
As I am preparing for the final usability test, I put together a pre-test script and a wrap-up interview that will help me provide some necessary details to each participant, and also get their feedback. In my pre-test script I will talk about usability testing and GNOME, and afterwards I will be doing the short post-test interview on the overall experience of the testing process, and using GNOME.
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Another Small Linux Computer With Pi In Its Name
Since the introduction of the Raspberry Pi, the embedded Linux scene has been rocked by well supported hardware that is produced in quantity, a company that won’t go out of business in six months, and a huge user base. Yes, there are a few small problems with the Raspberry Pi and its foundation – some stuff is still closed source, the Foundation itself plays things close to their chests, and there are some weird binary blobs somebody will eventually reverse engineer. Viewed against the competition, though, nothing else compares.
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Skype for Linux Alpha and calling on Chrome & Chromebooks
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Skype Announce Brand New Linux Client, Now In Alpha
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Skype Releases Brand New Linux Client Making Use Of WebRTC
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Google's Lead Kubernetes Engineer Joins Microsoft
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