Leftovers: Software
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[New] Natron 2.0 – stable
Free and open-source compositing software, available for MacOS X, Windows and Linux.
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Google Player Music Desktop Player for Ubuntu/Linux Mint
Do you use Google Play Music on your Android device? If yes, here is good news for you, Samuel Attard developed a Google Play Music desktop client and from now you don't have to touch your mobile for Google play service because you can do it right from your desktop. It is open source, lightweight, free, and cross platform available for Linux/Windows/Mac OS X. Google is known to not make applications for Linux desktop except few like Chrome, etc.. The application has since been consistently updated, and features Google's Material design, along with nice functionalities like a settings window.
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BorgBackup 1.0.0 Released
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Nemo With Unity Patches Available For Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus
Quick update: Nemo (2.8.7) with Unity patches and without Cinnamon dependencies is now available in the WebUpd8 Nemo PPA for Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus.
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Y PPA Manager Updated With Important Launchpad PPA Search Fix
Due to some Launchpad changes, the PPA package search feature available in Y PPA Manager stopped working properly a while back, returning just part of the search results. The latest Y PPA Manager 2016.03.11, which I released today, fixes this issue.
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ownCloud 9 Brings File Comments And Tags, More
ownCloud, the free software alternative to proprietary web services such as Dropbox, Google Drive and others, reached version 9.
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ownCloud Server 9.0 Released With Improved Scalability, Federation and Collaboration Tools
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Rcpp now used by 600 CRAN packages
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