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Tomorrow’s Veterinarian Using Linux Today
Reglue has presented disadvantaged kids with Linux-based computers since 2005, and we see the same thing over and over. This next generation will accomplish things that our last three generations could not. In 2016 alone, we have delivered machines to four kids with their eyes on the stars, wanting a career in aerospace or astro-physics, seven kids who want to be educators, two who will strive for degrees in computer science and eight who want to pursue the field of bio and robo-technology.
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Does Microsoft Really Love Linux After All?
But in other areas, Microsoft has been left behind. Apple took over the smartphone market in 2007, and Google followed up with an open source mobile operating system that would be even more widely proliferated. Microsoft still makes a mobile version of Windows, but relatively few people care.
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IBM open sources Blockchain to help developers build ledgers
IBM has released over 40 thousand lines of Blockchain code to help developers build ledgers for the distributed technology that underpins Bitcoin
IBM has provided 44,000 open source lines of blockchain code to help developers incorporate the technology into their work.
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Why Linux creator Linus Torvalds doesn't really care about open source [Ed: untrue, but this is Asay...]
Twenty-five years after its inception, Linux remains the poster child for open source. And yet, ironically, Linux was never really intended to be open source, according to a recent TED interview with its creator, Linus Torvalds.
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MKVToolNix 8.9.0 MKV Manipulation Tool Has a Lot of Bug Fixes and Enhancements
MKVToolNix developer Moritz Bunkus has recently released a new version of his popular MKVToolNix open-source and cross-platform MKV (Matroska) manipulation tool for all supported operating systems.
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9 really odd Linux commands
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Announce: gerrymander 1.5 “some beans and some beans is four!” – a client API and command line tool for gerrit
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Ubuntu Puts Out A ZFS Reference Guide
With Canonical heavily promoting ZFS for Ubuntu 16.04 with the file-system support being added to their default kernel, their latest work is on creating an Ubuntu ZFS guide for those wanting to play with this advanced file-system.
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Petite Snapdragon module boasts 2GB RAM, extended temps
Variscite unveiled a 43 x 23mm “DART-SD410” COM that runs Linux or Android on a 64-bit Snapdragon 410 with 2GB RAM, 16GB eMMC, and -25 to 85°C support.
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Has your Linux Mint desktop been backdoored?
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