today's leftovers
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Wine-Staging 1.7.36 Has Threadpool, CUDA 7, NVENC
With Wine 1.7.36 having been released on Friday, the Wine-Staging crew released their respective updated version of Wine patched with experimental features.
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City Builder Game Cities: Skylines Now Has A Release Date
I took a look at the game a little while ago and was impressed by the ambition and vision of the game. If the game lives up to the promise and has a good launch, I could see myself sinking in a lot of hours. It's been a while since there's been a good city builder available and it's even nicer that we look set to get a same-day release on Linux.
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Announcing git-cinnabar 0.1.0
As you may or may not know, I have been working on this project for quite some time, but actually really started the most critical parts a couple months ago. After having looked for (and chosen) a new name for what was a prototype project, it’s now time for a very first release.
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go2: The obvious name for the tool
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Opera 29 Dev Lets You Sync Your Open Tabs Between Multiple Devices
Opera Software, though Ruarí Ødegaard, has announced today, February 10, that the developer channel of the amazing Opera web browser is now open and updated to version 29.0.1770.1, based on the Chromium 42.0.2287.0 web browser.
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Kdenlive video formats export
A few years ago I used to regularly publish videos, so back then I started with an evaluation of FOSS video editors available for Fedora. At the time I decided the "winner" to be Kdenlive (at the time PiTiVi was useless, OpenShot unavailable and Blender unknown for its video editing capabilities), despite all the drawbacks of its KDE interface and sudden crashes.
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Getting things back: System Monitor
In Plasma 5.3 some of the things that were lost along the way of the port to Plasma 5 due to the massive architecture change will be back.
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Kali Linux 1.1.0 Screenshot Tour
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