Leftovers: Ubuntu

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Meizu MX5 Pro Ubuntu edition hands on
Majority of the phones at Mobile World Congress 2016 used Android and a few had Windows mobile 10. But if you want to be really different, Ubuntu was showing its highest end Meizu MX5 Pro Ubuntu phone.
The phone physically looks just like the Meizu MX5 Pro which was powered with FlyMe – Android-based operating system. Once you turn it on, you see a clear difference. It took us only seconds to find apps, launch a browser and open up Fudzilla.com.
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New Music App to Bring Spotify Streaming Support to Ubuntu Phones and Tablets
David Planella, the Ubuntu Community Team Manager, published recently a summary report of the work done by the Ubuntu community during the last two weeks.
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Canonical Could Ease NFV Adoption with New Lab
As this year began, we spotted a lot of action from telecom players and the open source community surrounding Network Function Virtualization (NFV) technology. For example, Red Hat and NEC Corporation said that they formed a partnership to develop NFV features in the OpenStack cloud computing platform, with the goal of delivering carrier-grade solutions based on Red Hat's OpenStack build.
Now, Canonical is starting a new interoperability lab to allow telecom players to validate the capabilities of virtual network function appliances ahead of deployments in production environments. The lab could help streamline the adoption of virtual network function tech in the telecom industry.
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MWC: Is there room for Ubuntu OS?
It's really a two horse race on the mobile front, as Android and iOS duke it out in most markets around the world.
It's such a duopoly that Windows Phone and BlackBerry's marketshares are measured in single digits in many regions.
Still, that hasn't stopped more entrants from joining the fray, such as Canonical's Ubuntu OS.
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A talk about the future of Ubuntu with Mark Shuttleworth
Hello all,
this week I joined the Mobile World Congress thanks to Canonical support which invited me. The week itself it has been awesome, but the most awesome thing happened today: thanks to Chimera Revo’s support (a big hug goes to Simone and Luca who supported and endured me all week long) I had a talk with Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical, about Ubuntu and its future.
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Canonical's distribution of ZFS file systems violates GNU GPL
ZFS will come pre-installed on Ubuntu 16.04, a move that the Software Freedom Conservancy says violates the GNU GPL license.
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