today's leftovers
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Lenovo Accused Of Locking Linux Out Of Certain Laptops At Microsoft's Request
So whether Microsoft is truly to blame here is still an open question. At the very least, it does seem like Lenovo has some questions to answer -- and one hopes that the company will be more forthright and honest than it was back during the Superfish episode when it basically lied through its teeth until it couldn't lie any more.
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Polychromatic Works With New Razer Linux Drivers, Even More Devices
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OPNFV Taking the Best of Open Source to Build an NFV Platform
The OPNFV project is somewhat unlike other collaborative projects hosted at Linux Foundation. Rather than being the home for a specific single piece of technology, OPNFV works with multiple upstream open-source communities in a bid to compose a complete Network Function Virtualization (NFV) platform.
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Is Microsoft Is Building Yet Another Skype Client? [Ed: avoid Skype on any device, it harvests data by the tons]
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Installing A Django Development Environment on Ubuntu
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Cloud Foundry Foundation and Pivotal to Open Source Training Materials
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Pivotal Announces Open Source Cloud Foundry Training
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Deus Ex Dividing onto Mac and Linux
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'Firewatch', the first person mystery adventure game has a major update, new game mode and Unity update [Ed: Mono a spoiler]
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GNOME 3.22 Released
The GNOME Community has just announced the official release of GNOME 3.22. GNOME 3.22 — which is slated to be used as the desktop environment for Fedora Workstation 25 — provides a multitude of new features, including a the updated Files application, and comprehensive Flatpak integration with the Software application.
Fedora users that want to try out the new features in GNOME 3.22 can install a pre-release version of Fedora 25, which currently contains a pre-release of GNOME 3.22, but will be updated to include the stable 3.22 release. Alternatively, if you are running Fedora 24, and want to try out individual applications from the GNOME 3.22 release, these can be installed via Flatpak.
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