Leftovers: Ubuntu and Debian
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Reproducible builds: week 42 in Stretch cycle
What happened in the reproducible builds effort between February 7th and February 13th 2016:
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Freexian’s report about Debian Long Term Support, January 2016
Like each month, here comes a report about the work of paid contributors to Debian LTS.
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I love Free Software Day 2016: Show your love for Free Software
Today February 14th, the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) celebrates the "I Love Free Software" day. I Love Free Software day is a day for Free Software users to appreciate and thank the contributors of their favourite software applications, projects and organisations.
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Meizu teases new Ubuntu device for MWC 2016
Chinese smartphone manufacture Meizu will likely unveil a new Ubuntu-powered phone at the Mobile World Congress next week. The company recently released a teaser that suggests the same, although it doesn't reveal anything specific about the device.
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Meizu Might Unveil a New Ubuntu Phone Device at MWC 2016
Meizu, the popular Chinese consumer electronics company, which most Ubuntu users better know for its awesome Meizu MX4 Ubuntu Edition smartphone, has teased us earlier on Twitter with what it would appear to be the launch of a new device.
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