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What’s New in Calculate Linux 17.22.2
Calculate Linux 17.12.2 KDE Edition is the latest release of Linux distribution based on Gentoo, Calculate Linux 17.12 series. This release uses KDE plasma 5.11 as default desktop environment, along with KDE Frameworks 5.43 and KDE Applications 17.08.3. Powered by the long-term supported Linux 4.14 series, which means that it offers support for the latest hardware components available on the market. Also include graphical tool for network acces to the Calculate utilities 3 server, Calculate Console 3.5 series.
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Red Hat Accelerates Software-Defined Storage Adoption with Red Hat Storage One
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Centre Asset Management, LLC Buys Red Hat Inc, Anadarko Petroleum Corp, Dover Corp, Sells Parker Hannifin Corp, Comcast Corp, Microchip Technology Inc
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Fedora at Bratislava OpenCamp 2018
A few months ago I was invited to represent Red Hat and Fedora at a new conference in Bratislava – OpenCamp. All the Open Source/Linux conferences in Slovakia I’ve been to were rather small compared to Czech ones. But OpenCamp was promising a new fresh start. So I registered a Red Hat/Fedora booth and also submitted a talk on the present and future of Linux desktop.
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Fedora Infra Hackfest 2018
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14 Biggest Features Of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver
Ubuntu 18.04 is scheduled to arrive today. When Canonical will offically release the OS, we’ll be updating this article with download links (they’ll be available here). Till then, get to know about all the biggest Ubuntu 18.04 features.
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