Leftovers: Software
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A logo for Taskotron
My second informative blog post is going to be about creation of a logo using open source tools, namely Inkscape.
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Thanking Oh-My-Vagrant contributors for version 1.0.0
It would be easy to take most of the credit for taking the project this far, as I’ve been responsible for about 87% of the commits, but as is common, the numbers don’t tell the whole story. It is also a bug (but hopefully just an artifact) that I’ve had such a large percentage of commits. It’s quite common for a new project to start this way, but for Free Software to succeed long-term, it’s essential that the users become the contributors. Let’s try to change that going forward.
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RcppArmadillo 0.5.400.2.0
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backport 1.32
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git-pbuilder 1.35
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Net::Duo 1.01
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PrinterLogic Introduces the Ability to Eliminate Print Servers in Linux Environments
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IncrediBuild Launches Industry’s First Plug & Play Linux and Android Software Development Acceleration Suite
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Opera 32 Beta for Linux Features Bookmark Tree View and Password Sync
Opera developers have released the next 32 Beta upgrade for the Opera web browser, and it marks the beginning of another development cycle. Now that all the platforms have reached feature parity, we expect to see the new version land on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.
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