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This week in Usability & Productivity, part 10
Today’s Usability & Productivity status is jam-packed with awesome stuff that I think you’re all really gonna love.
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DocKnot 1.03
This is the software that I use to generate documentation for my software. Currently, it just handles README, README.md, and the top-level web page for the package.
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Linux Release Roundup: Amarok Sees First Release in 3 Years
The past 7 days have been pretty dang busy in Linux release land. We’ve taken a look at the best GNOME 3.28 features, recapped the latest Firefox 59 changes, and made ourselves comfortable with the latest changes to Linux audiobook player Cozy.
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