Leftovers: Software
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Opera 32 Dev Brings Bookmarks Tree View and Password Sync Improvements
On the last day of June, Opera Software announced the immediate availability for download and testing of a new snapshot for the upcoming Opera 32 web browser for GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows operating systems.
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PolyBrowser 2.0 (Gecko-based Internet Browser) Can Now Be Installed On Linux
As you may know, PolyBrowser is yet another internet browser based on the Gecko engine, the same engine used by Firefox and Pale Moon. The browser focuses on working with multiple web pages at once, the most distinctive feature being the ability to zoom in and out of web pages, to monitor more tabs at once.
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Mallard Documentation Sites With Pintail
When we first designed Mallard, we designed it around creating documents: non-linear collections of pages about a particular subject. Documents are manageable and maintainable, and we’re able to define all of Mallard’s automatic linking within the confines of a document.
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Obnam 1.10 released (backup software)
I have just released version 1.10 of Obnam, my backup program. See the website at http://obnam.org for details on what it does. The new version is available from git (see http://git.liw.fi) and as Debian packages from http://code.liw.fi/debian, and uploaded to Debian, hopefully soon in unstable.
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micro-webapps: webconf-spec, nginx support, tests and new github repositories
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NVIDIA Tegra X1 Chromebooks Appear Closer, Support Added To Coreboot
Google engineers have added support for the Tegra X1 "T210" SoC to Coreboot. Additionally, they've added support for the "Smaug" Chromebook to Coreboot that uses this latest-generation NVIDIA Tegra 64-bit SoC.
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"Veyron Shark" Is The Latest Motherboard Added To Coreboot
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