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Project curl governance
Over time, we've slowly been adjusting the curl project and its documentation so that we might at some point actually qualify to the CII open source Best Practices at silver level.
We qualified at the base level a while ago as one of the first projects which did that.
Recently, one of those issues we fixed was documenting the governance of the curl project. How exactly the curl project is run, what the key roles are and how decisions are made. That document is now in our git repo.
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How to install OwnCloud 10 on CentOS 7 and RHEL 7
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How to Get Google Camera Port for Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1
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How to check your CentOS Version
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5 Practical Examples of chgrp command in Linux
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Trinity Desktop R14.0.5 Brings Modern Compiler Support and Security Fixes
Trinity Desktop, the Linux desktop environment which is forked from KDE 3, has just released an update bringing Trinity Desktop to version R14.0.5.
Because Trinity Desktop is a “traditional desktop” based on KDE 3 and focuses on function rather than a lot of special effects, its benefits are typically things like increased battery life on laptops, and just overall efficiency for the user.
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This week in Usability & Productivity, part 32
I’m back from Akademy, and I can’t wait to share some of the cool stuff that happened there over the past week. I’m going to post the video of my talk as soon as it’s up. But first, I know what you’re all really waiting for: this week’s Usability & Productivity update. Though we were all quite busy, somehow everyone managed to accomplish an enormous amount of work, too!
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Reminder: Shotwell Facebook publishing no longer working
As announced earlier, since August 1st, 2018 Shotwell cannot publish to Facebook any more. The API that Shotwell used for that was removed and it is currently not clear to me how developers that do not use Android, iOS or Facebook’s web SDKs should provide similar functionality.
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Gentoo on Integricloud
Integricloud gave me access to their infrastructure to track some issues on ppc64 and ppc64le.
Since some of the issues are related to the compilers, I obviously installed Gentoo on it and in the process I started to fix some issues with catalyst to get a working install media, but that’s for another blogpost.
Today I’m just giving a walk-through on how to get a ppc64le (and ppc64 soon) VM up and running.
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Industrial Mini-ITX board pumps up with Coffee Lake
Commell’s “LV-67X” Mini-ITX board runs on 8th Gen “Coffee Lake” processors, with up to 32GB DDR4, 3x SATA, triple 4K displays, USB 3.1, and PCIe x16 and mini-PCIe expansion.
The LV-67X, which shares some of the layout and feature set of its Intel Apollo Lake based LV-67U board, is the first industrial Mini-ITX board we’ve seen with Intel’s 8th Gen Coffee Lake CPUs. (Going forward, we’ll likely use the caffeinated nickname rather than “8th Gen” because Intel also applies the 8th Gen tag to the transitional and similarly 14nm Kaby Lake-G chips as well as the new, 10nm Cannon Lake processors.)
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Unofficial OpenGApps for Android Pie 9.0 Released for ARM and ARM64 Platforms
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