Leftovers: Software
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Shippable 4.0 Sets Sail with Improved Docker Integration
The first thing users will notice about Shippable v4.0 is its increased flexibility. Developers can use the tools and platforms they’re working with currently to automate their build and deployment pipelines.
“When you want to change tools or languages, move to a new technology like microservices or containers, or expand your deployment environment, you don’t have to start over again rebuilding your app delivery pipeline,” said Shippable CEO Avi Cavale.
Recreating one’s system from the ground up can be a headache, one which Shippable hopes to curb with its improvements made to version 4.0 of the platform.
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Transmission Torrent Client Gets First Update in Over 2 Years
A new version of open-source BitTorrent client Transmission is now available to download.
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Rhino Labs Announces SMB Entry Level Enterprise Linux Platforms to Support SDN, Security and IOT Applications
Rhino Labs, a leading provider of high-performance data security, networking, and data infrastructure solutions, is announcing the SDNA-7100 (Software Defined Network Appliance) platform family, an entry level enterprise-grade platform able to perform multiple applications within a small form factor at low power and low cost. The SDNA-7100 appliance family is ideal for high performance applications, providing all-inclusive network connectivity, security and storage based solutions.
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KDE Plasma 5.6 Beta Brings New Light Breeze Theme, Wayland Support, More
KDE Plasma 5.6 Beta has been announced by the KDE community, marking the start of a new development cycle for the desktop.
The new KDE Plasma 5.x branch wasn't all that well received by users when it was initially launched, but the developers continued to improve upon it. This latest 5.6 Beta release shows just how far the project has come. The progress made by the developers is astounding, and it looks like they are still making significant changes.
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GNOME Maps 3.20 to Integrate Lots of New Features
GNOME Maps 3.20 looks like it's going to be a great release and developers have added quite a few new features.
When GNOME Maps was upgraded from 3.16 to 3.18, the jump wasn't all that obvious. Just a couple of new major features were added. On the other hand, the developers are now preparing for GNOME 3.20, and there's a lot more interesting stuff going on.
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