Desktop, Atari, and Servers: Kdenlive, MX-17, Linux Mint 18.3 and More
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Kdenlive Video Editor Issues Final Major Update on Old Codebase
A new version of open-source video editor Kdenlive is available to download.
Kdenlive 17.12.0 is something of a bittersweet release as it’s likely to be the final major release using the current Kdenlive codebase.
Again, like the last few releases, this update is primarily focused on bug fixes and stability. In particular this update solves some niggling issues with proxy clips, with the team highlight ‘smoother seeking‘ and ‘reduced memory usage‘ as a result.
Those of us you impatient for new features and major improvements will be pleased to hear that work on the next-generation Kdenlive is continuing apace. Kdenlive 18.04 is (as you might guess) tentatively scheduled for formal release in April of 2018.
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The Best Linux Apps & Distros of 2017
So join us (ideally with from a warm glass of something non-offensive and sweet) as we take a tart look backwards through some key releases from the past 12 months.
This list is not presented in any sort of order, and all of the entries were sourced from YOUR feedback to the survey we shared earlier in the week. If your favourite release didn’t make the list, it’s because not enough people voted for it!
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MX-17 released December 15, 2017
MX-17 final images are now available for download.
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Linux Mint 18.3 'Sylvia' Boasts Updated Software Manager, Backup Tools
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Ataribox Pre-Order Plan “Officially Paused”
If you were hoping that today would be the day you’d get to throw $300 at your screen and snag a Linux-powered Ataribox games console …Well, we’ve some bad news.
You may be aware that the Ataribox team said pre-orders for the Atari-branded games machine would go live today, December 14th.
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Modernizing application delivery with container platforms
Demands for faster production times, higher quality and more predictable cost management are posing significant challenges for development teams. In-house software development is essential in achieving these and other agency objectives. Exacerbating the demands on development teams is often the need to successfully release new applications, while also updating existing ones.
From a technical aspect, at the center of the challenges for developers, is the need to reliably get software to run as it moves between computing environments. Containerization represents the best way for developers to accomplish this task, with containers driving operational efficiency and competitive advantages.
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Building Open Source IoT Ecosystems
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Invaluable tips and tricks for troubleshooting Linux
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