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GNOME's Nautilus Port To GTK4 Making Progress
While GTK4 likely isn't coming out until next spring, the Nautilus file manager port to this updated tool-kit is well underway.
GNOME contributor Ernestas Kulik has provided an update on the porting effort of Nautilus to GTK+ 4. Nautilus is now building under GTK4 and can run, but a lot of work remains.
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Ubuntu’s Snap Apps Website Gets Much Needed Improvements
Canonical, Ubuntu’s parent company, is pushing aggressively for the adoption of its universal packaging system Snap. And in the same bid, it has improved the user interface and user experience of its online Snap application store.
Snap applications are a new kind of s self-contained, containerized applications. They contain most of the dependencies inside it and are confined from the operating system and other applications through security mechanisms. In other words, Snaps are more secure by design but they are bigger in size and take longer to load than the regular Linux applications.
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This Week in Lubuntu Development #7
Here is the seventh issue of This Week in Lubuntu Development. You can read the last issue here.
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Microsoft Is Working On Android Smartphones; Could Be Launched Soon
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Luxoft joins Daimler in software for next-gen cars
The centre is looking for QA Automation Engineers with expertise in Python, Manual QA Engineers with DevOps principles knowledge, Software Developers with Linux Embedded Expertise, C++, Qt and Tools and Automation Engineer, with Jenkins, Git and Unix systems knowledge
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Global Open Source Services Market by Type, Stage, End-User
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