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CoreOS Overview, Part One
CoreOS is an important part of many container stacks. In this series of posts, we’re going to take a look at CoreOS, why it’s important, and how it works. If you don’t know anything about CoreOS already, don’t worry. We start at the beginning.
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First Point Release of OpenELEC 6.0 Solves Issues for Raspberry Pi 2 Users
The developers of the OpenELEC (Open Embedded Linux Entertainment Center) open-source and cross-platform media center operating system announced today, January 30, the release of OpenELEC 6.0.1.
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Arch Linux Releases Pacman 5.0
The Arch Linux crew has announced the release of their Pacman 5.0 package manager.
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Ubuntu 16.04 Alpha 2 Released, Available to Download
Today sees the second alpha release of the Ubuntu 16.04 development cycle made available to download.
Alpha 2 arrives a day later than originally planned, and sees just three flavors release builds as part of the milestone.
Xubuntu, Ubuntu GNOME and Kubuntu sit this alpha out. Why? To paraphrase a recent comment from a Kubuntu dev: “There’s simply nothing to test yet.”
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Skype for Linux - A Good Microsoft App for Linux [Ed: very bad, very dangerous]
Skype for Linux is a video chat and voice call application made by Microsoft that happens to have a Linux build as well. Let's take a closer look at what Microsoft is doing for Linux users.
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