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Netflix's Gift to Linux | LINUX Unplugged 293
Developers at Netflix are creating the next set of super powers for Linux, we'll get the details straight from the source.
Plus some good Debian news, our tips for better battery life, and we play a little Hot SUSE Potato.
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GeekRant #353 - Don't Make Me Laugh
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How Install Redis on CentOS 7
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How to Install Wiki.js on CentOS 7
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How to Watch Your Favorite Streaming Services on Linux
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How to enable EPEL on CentOS/RHEL
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KeePassXC 2.4 Released with High-DPI Scaling for 4K Screens
After two beta releases, KeePassXC password manager 2.4.0 finally goes stable. Here’s how to install it in Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 18.04, and higher.
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Women win all open board director seats in Open Source Initiative 2019 board elections
A person discussed six female candidates in misogynistic language on Slashdot, which is a tech-focussed social news website. The post also then labeled each woman with how much of a “threat” they were. Slashdot immediately took down this post “shortly afterward the OSI started seeing inappropriate comments posted on its website”.
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About Musix's removal from our list of endorsed distributions
The maintainer of Musix requested that it be removed from our list of endorsed distributions, as the distribution is no longer maintained.
In 2018 we updated our list of free GNU/Linux distributions to add a "Historical" section. We retired BLAG Linux and GNU at that time, as it was no longer maintained. We are sad to announce today that Musix will also being moving to the Historical section, as it is likewise no longer maintained. Founded in 2004, Musix was on the list of free GNU/Linux distributions for over a decade. The list helps users to find operating systems that come with only free software and documentation, and that do not promote any nonfree software. Being added to the list means that a distribution has gone through a rigorous screening process, and is dedicated to diligently fixing any freedom issues that may arise.
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