today's leftovers
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DevOps explained in issue #159
Docker, Puppet, Vagrant, CoreOS, Otto and more inside the new issue. Plus, code a Breakout game in Pygame Zero
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3D Printing Under Arch Linux
3D technology and 3D printing are under quick development at this time. They have big future and can involve all parts of our live. But they are still quite expensive for normal user. BUT …. everything is changing. The 3D printing based on FDM technology is suitable and accessible for everybody.
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openSUSE Tumbleweed – Review of the week 2015/47
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Red Hat Cut to “Hold” at Vetr Inc. (RHT)
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Red Hat Focuses on Containers with Enterprise Linux 7.2
It's been a week full of container news. Docker, which has driven the trend toward running application code in containers instead of widely used virtual machines, announced new tools that can help companies work with containers without getting rid of existing infrastructure. The Docker Universal Control Plane tool can run in data centers, and can also be useful in public cloud environments.
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Debian/TeX Live 2015.20151116-1
One month has passed since the big multiarch update, and not one bug report concerning it did come in, that are good news. So here is a completely boring update with nothing more than the usual checkout from the TeX Live tlnet distribution as of yesterday.
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Openly Thankful
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Community Appreciation Day
Today is Ubuntu Community Appreciation Day, but this year I am going to expand my appreciation beyond the boundaries of the Ubuntu Community to include anyone in open source that has impacted my journey in open source.
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Raspberry Pi: Simple forms of input
It’s time to play with some affordable methods of getting input into your tiny Linux machine.
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Future for Windows in smartphones is grim, Gartner says
Gartner is predicting a grim future for Microsoft's Windows mobile OS, saying it won't make its mark in consumer smartphones, remaining relegated to enterprise users.
Microsoft's Windows 10 mobile OS is just now reaching devices, but prior versions didn't fare so well. Windows Mobile was in just 5.87 million handsets shipped during the third quarter this year, declining from 9.03 million in the same quarter a year ago.
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