Leftovers: OpenSourcePC, Brutal Legend on Ubuntu MATE, and SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 Service Pack 3
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OpenSourcePC is Open for Business
At OpenSourcePC you can customize your computer and hardware as much as you can customize your software. They offer wraps, laser etching, custom paint, custom branding, and hydro dipping to get that exact look you want and upgrades for Ram, CPU, GPU, solid state drives, storage, cooling, and overclocking. OpenSourcePC uses Linux based operating system Ubuntu. Linux gives the user complete control while Ubuntu is secure and user friendly offering the best of both worlds. In the future, OpenSourcePC will be adding Linux based desktops and servers to their line-up, so make sure to check in for new product updates.
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Brutal Legend on Ubuntu MATE
Today I solicit help from the YouTube chat room (in my LIVE stream) for help playing Brutal Legend. I’ve made it up to just before meeting with Ozzy. Thankfully, the chat room offers up helpful advice that gets me farther than ever before!
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SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 Service Pack 3 Debuts to Boost Efficiency and Security
SUSE, through Raj Meel, was pleased to announce the release and general availability of the third Service Pack of the SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 commercial operating system designed for enterprises.
The SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 release has a 13-year life cycle, and SUSE promises to offer ten years of general support, as well as three years of extended support for all customers. And SP3 is here to boost the efficiency and security of the operating system, on which the free and open-source OpenSuSE Leap OS is based, as well as to add several new features and the latest GNU/Linux technologies.
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