today's leftovers
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4 alternatives to the Chrome browser on Chrome OS
Now that even more Chromebooks support Android apps, Jack Wallen takes a look at the available browsers to see how they stack up against for the default Chrome browser.
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Arc theme for Harmony music player
If you’re a fan of the Harmony music player and the (wonderful) Arc GTK theme, you’ll be interested in this little ‘hack’ by Github user ~SanderSalamander. By replacing just one file you can re-theme Harmony’s built-in dark mode to better match up with the colour palette and styling of the Arc GTK theme.
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Turn Your Ubuntu Terminal Into A Hollywood Technical Melodrama Hacker Interface
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Install Froxlor on CentOS 7
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virt to phys and back again
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openSUSE project presentation at school, Nov 24th, 2016
On November 16th there was the release of openSUSE Leap 42.2. On November 24th, I had the opportunity to present openSUSE Project at school.
I was asked to make an introduction to FLOSS in general and more specific about openSUSE Project. The school was for middle aged people, for persons who quited school to work and conftibute financially to their families. There were 3 classes that they taught something computer related. It was a great opportunity for them to learn what FLOSS is and what makes openSUSE great Linux distro.
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