today's leftovers
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How fast is KVM? Host vs virtual machine performance!
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Kernel maintenance, Brillo style
Brillo, he said, is a software stack for the Internet of things based on the Android system. These deployments bring a number of challenges, starting with the need to support a different sort of hardware than Android normally runs on; target devices may have no display or input devices, but might well have "fun buses" to drive interesting peripherals. The mix of vendors interested in this area is different; handset vendors are present, but many more traditional embedded vendors can also be found there. Brillo is still in an early state of development.
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Reviewing Project Management Service `Wrike` And Seems Interesting
I have been testing some services for our project and found this amazing service, thought why not share it with you guys, it might be useful for you. Project management is a term that in some respects appears common, yet in practice still seems to be limited to large companies. While this may be true, the foundations of project management are actually rather simple and can be adopted by anyone, in any industry. One of the major requirements you need to consider when selecting a good project management software is the ability to run and operate it on the go via your mobile devices. Other factors include the ability to access the software from any platform whether it be Linux, Mac, or Windows. This can be achieved when the project management software is web-based. Wrike is a software that does of all this.
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World Wine News Issue 403
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OSVR on Steam, Unity drops legacy OpenGL, and more gaming news
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GNOME Core Apps Hackfest 2016
This November from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 was held in Berlin the GNOME Core Apps Hackfest.
My focus during this hackfest was to start implementing a widget for the series view of the Videos application, following a mockup by Allan Day.
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Worth Watching: What Will Happen to Red Hat Inc Next? The Stock Just Declined A Lot
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Vetr Inc. Lowers Red Hat Inc. (RHT) to Buy
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Redshift functionality on Fedora 25 (GNOME + Wayland). Yes, it's possible!
For those who can't live without screen colour shifting technology such as Redshift or f.lux, myself being one of them, using Wayland did pose the challenge of having these existing tools not working with the Xorg replacement. Thankfully, all is not lost and it is possible even right now. Thanks to a copr repo, it's particularly easy on Fedora 25.
One of the changes that comes with Wayland is there is currently no way for third-party apps to modify screen gamma curves. Therefore, no redshift apps, such as Redshift itself (which I recently covered here) will work while running under Wayland.
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My Free Software Activities in November 2016
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Google's ambitious smartwatch vision is failing to materialise
In February this year, Google's smartwatch boss painted me a rosy picture of the future of wearable technology.
The wrist is, David Singleton said, "the ideal place for the power of Google to help people with their lives."
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Giving Thanks (along with a Shipping Update)
Mycroft will soon be available as a pre-built Raspberry Pi 3 image for any hobbyist to use. The new backend we have been quietly building is emerging from beta, making the configuration and management of you devices simple. We are forming partnerships to get Mycroft onto laptops, desktops and other devices in the world. Mycroft will soon be speaking to you throughout your day.
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App: Ixigo Indian Rail Train PNR Status for Tizen Smart Phones
Going on a train journey in India? Ixigo will check the PNR status, the train arrival and departure & how many of the particular tickets are left that you can purchase. You can also do a PNR status check to make sure that your seat is booked and confirmed.
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