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Talos’s $18K Linux Workstation, KDE 1 on Modern Metal & More…
KDE reissues KDE 1 for modern hardware: Now you can turn your latest and greatest PC or laptop into its own “way back machine” by fixing it up with KDE 1, the release that started everything “K.” It seems that the folks at KDE wanted to come up with a special gift for their supporters to celebrate the project’s 20th birthday, which was October 14, so they went to work fixing KDE 1 so it’ll run on modern metal. It might be a little work getting it up and operating properly on your machine, but I’m sure that some will find it worth it for such a retro experience. Read all about it, complete with screenshots, on the Helio Castro website.
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How to live-sniffer network traffic on a remote Linux system with Wireshark
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GTK4 Development Code Just Received 100+ Commits Dropping Old Stuff
Development on the GTK+ 4.0 tool-kit continues moving along and this weekend has seen 100+ commits dropping various deprecated and outdated code.
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Entroware Now Offering Ubuntu 16.10 and Ubuntu MATE 16.10 With PCs
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Wallpapers: Special Samsung Z2 Indonesia themed Backgrounds
In the past we have released some special Indian, Bangladeshi, and recently South African themed wallpapers / backgrounds, this is our little way of welcoming new countries to the Tizen family.
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