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IT X: Open Source
In my city we have no local GNOME group or linux user group. I’m trying to shake that up a bit. I helped arrange an event called IT X, happening at Platform 4 which is a local non-profit venue in the center of my local city in Aalborg, Denmark.
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GNOME Foundation is looking for ARMv7 hardware
The GNOME Continuous effort is proving a great way for the project to achieve, however right now we’re only building and testing things on Intel based architectures. As ARM devices like the Raspberry Pis, Cubieboards, C.H.I.P.s and the just announced Endless Mini become more prominent we want to make sure GNOME software is ready for those platforms as well to the extent possible.
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Nautilus 3.20 – Last change, Zooms
We did a last push and hold the release a week to get another of the items that were requested.
We added a new zoom level to nautilus, now you will have available 48px, 64px, 96px and 128px.
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