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Studio 13.37 v2.3 released!
Slick, stylish, and modern, with advanced technologies under the hood like a realtime kernel and automatic system tuning at boot, Studio 13.37 pushes the limits of what a Linux-based pro audio studio can do.
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This Week in Solus #11
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LabxNow adds 150K custom images
When we came across LabxNow earlier we visioned it as a better alternative to Koding. However, it seems that the team has stronger ideas in mind. LabxNow has become in the cloud what Distroshare intended to become for your local hardware. In a recent communication, the team updated us of their new features to create custom projects (or generate from templates). There are 150K (you read it right) images to choose from when you are setting up a customer project environment.
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KNOPPIX 7.6.0 Screencast and Screenshots
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KNOPPIX 7.6.0 / ADRIANE 1.7 Release
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How to Install and configure Redis on Ubuntu 14.04
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Exclusive Interview with SUSE President Nils Brauckmann
SUSE is one of the trinities of the Linux world which comprises Canonical, Red Hat and SUSE. As a top contributor to many open source projects, SUSE is also one of the champions of the open source world:. I sat down with Nils Brauckmann, the President and General Manager of SUSE, at SUSECon 2015 to talk about SUSE, its strengths, and its plans for the future.
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