today's leftovers
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OpenGL 4.5 Is Not The End Of The Road For OpenGL
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Intel Starts Supporting The Quark X1000 SoC With Coreboot
Well, this is interesting. The Intel Quark X1000 SoC now has very basic support within Coreboot.
The Quark X1000 SoC has been available for more than two years already as a single-core 400MHz x86 processor designed for wearable devices and other tiny, low-power applications. The Intel Galileo developer board is one of the many public devices utilizing an X1000. Back in 2014 we shared some Quark X1000 Linux benchmarks and Intel Edison benchmarks for those interested.
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Endless Is The Latest Company To Join GNOME's Advisory Board
Endless Computer, the company designing Linux-powered computers -- and using a modified GNOME desktop -- for emerging markets, has joined the GNOME Advisory Board.
Endless develops "computers designed for the entire world" with their Endless PC retailing for $189 USD and The Endless Mini for $79 USD. The Endless Mini is ARM-powered while the more expensive unit features an Intel Celeron CPU.
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Incoming! Fleet Commander 0.7
We’ve just released the 0.7 series which should be the first version that is somewhat stable to use (think of it as alpha) and as we speak is under review for inclusion with Fedora 24.
For the last year I have been massaging the prototype we had at GUADEC in Strasbourg into a reliable product, and recently Oliver Gutierrez has joined the team to help with the web development affairs, I would like to summarize some of my work here so that you guys know what’s all about and what are the future plans.
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Zorin OS 11 Core and Ultimate Editions Out Now for Windows Refugees - Screenshot Tour
On February 3, the Zorin OS team was excited to announce the release and immediate availability for download of the Zorin OS 11 operating system, which is currently being distributed as Core and Ultimate editions.
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Linux Lite 2.8 - Screencast and Screenshots
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Linux Lite 2.8 Released With Linux Kernel 3.19, BTRFS Support And More
Linux Lite known is a simple, sleek and stable Linux distribution based on Ubuntu's Long Term Support (LTS) releases. Linux Lite is especially for Windows users. It aims to fulfill everyday computing needs by providing the complete set of applications. Jerry Bezencon and the team recently announced Linux Lite 2.8, the final release of 2.0 series. Let's see what is new in this release.
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Opensuse 13.1 has gone evergreen
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First X-Apps, openSUSE Board, Faces of FOSS
Today in Linux news "openSUSE 13.1 has gone Evergreen" and Bryan Lunduke was elected to its board. Clement Lefebvre reported on the first two Mint X-Apps and Dedoimedo found a distribution he likes. Rory Dear argued today against migrating to Linux and FOSS Force is back with their most difficult quiz yet.
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Ubuntu Community Calls All Artists to Contribute Wallpapers to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Today, Ubuntu project member Nathan Haines has informed the Ubuntu community that the Ubuntu Free Culture Showcase contest is open to submissions from artists who want to contribute their awesome artwork to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus).
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PSA: Support for Ubuntu 15.04 Ends Today
After nine months swinging in the wild, the sun finally sets on official support for the Vivid Vervet.
Ubuntu 15.04 desktop users will receive no more security notices, critical fixes, or updated packages from the main Ubuntu archives as of February 4th, 2016.
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ODROID-C2 64-bit dev board coming soon for $40
Hardkernel’s next single-board computer features a quad-core ARM Coretx-A53 64-bit processor, 2GB of RAM, and Gigabit Ethernet.
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Developer: Video – Tizen Native Geocode API
The Geocode API can be used as an add-on to your apps, that allows developers to create Tizen 2.3 or 2.4 native applications that can send your location and also receive co-ordinates from a server. You need to add permissions in your Tizen project for the app to use your phone’s map service, Internet and network.
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