Software and Development: CodeBlocks, Cumulonimbus, LibreOffice, devRantron, GCC
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CodeBlocks – A Free & Cross-Platform C, C++ and Fortran IDE
CodeBlocks is a free and open-source IDE for C, C++ and FORTRAN development. It features a consistent User Interface across all desktop platforms with a class browser, a tabbed interface, and its functions can be extended using plugins.
It also features keyboard shortcuts, smart indentation, code folding, and a to-do list management panel that different users can use, among others. It is written in C++ and it does not require any interpreted languages or proprietary libraries.
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Cumulonimbus: Terrible Name, Terrific Podcast Client
Unlike many other Electron podcast apps I have come across on Github this one is still being developed, is easy to install, and it supports Linux.
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LibreOffice Calc Is Finally Being Threaded
While LibreOffice Calc for a while now has been offering OpenCL support for speeding up spreadsheet computations, with not all drivers/GPUs supporting OpenCL, this Microsoft Office alternative is finally receiving proper multi-threading support.
Collabora developers have landed their initial work on multi-threading / parallelism as they look to speed-up the LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet program's calculations.
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devRantron – An Unofficial Desktop Client for devRant Programmers
devRantron is a free, open-source, and cross-platform (unofficial) desktop client for the famous Dev Rant Android and iOS social media application for programmers, developers, and designers.
Before now, devRant was only accessible on the mobile phones, but now users can post complaints and follow up on rants by developers from all around the globe even while working on their desktops and it’s thanks to a group of friends who concluded that devRant was taking too long to deliver a desktop client.
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The New Compiler Features & Changes Of GCC 8
With GCC 8 feature development over and onto bug fixing, here is a look at some of the changes to find with the GCC 8 compiler stack that will be released as stable early next year in the form of GCC 8.1.
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