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KDE Plasma 5.9.5 released with some useful fixes
KDE Plasma 5.9.5 has been released today and it brings in some useful features as well as tons of bug fixes.
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[Video] A Linux Distro For The Cloud: PepperMint OS 7 Review
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Tiny module and Nano-ITX dev board open up Qualcomm’s wearables SoC
Intrinsyc‘s 31.5 x 15mm “Open‐Q 2100 SOM” and Nano-ITX dev kit for wearables run Android 7.0 or Android Wear on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 2100 SoC.
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Arca Noae "Blue Lion" Nearing Release, Letting OS/2 Live On
or those still having OS/2 software to run or just missing the days of OS/2, the software firm Arca Noae that is run by OS/2 veterans is preparing a new installment of the operating system with blessings from IBM.
Arca Noae is preparing this week to release their final beta of ArcaOS 5.0 "Blue Lion"to allow OS/2 software to run on modern hardware. Blue Lion can run on modern devices with USB support, AHCI / SATA, and other modern hardware compared to when OS/2 development ended in the late 90's. The final/GA release of ArcaOS 5.0 is expected soon.
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