Leftovers: Ubuntu
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Jonathan Riddell quits Kubuntu project
The differences that Jonathan Riddell, leader of the Kubuntu project, had with Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, have finally led to him calling it quits.
Kubuntu is a GNU/Linux distribution funded by Canonical; it has the KDE desktop instead of Unity which is on Ubuntu. Canonical funds a number of offshoots of Ubuntu with different desktops: Lubuntu, Ubuntu GNOME, Ubuntu Kylin, Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Studio, and Xubuntu.
His resignation comes a day after the latest version of Kubuntu was released along with Ubuntu and other derivatives.
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Watch: How to Package Software for Ubuntu Snappy Core
The Ubuntu Snappy Core Clinic online event took place earlier this week, and Canonical's Daniel Holbach reports on the things that have been discussed during the 45-minute-long online session.
In the second Ubuntu Snappy Core Clinic event, the Ubuntu Snappy developers talked about the snapcraft tool for crafting packages for the Snappy Ubuntu Core operating system and introduced the software to new users.
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Ubuntu 15.10 launches with universal apps across platforms
Canonical has officially launched Ubuntu 15.10, the latest version of the open-source Linux operating system distribution now available on desktops, phones and tablets. The new release brings several improvements, including more work on universal apps.
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The Wily Werewolf, Ubuntu 15.10, is unleashed
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