today's leftovers
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Microsoft Releases Patch to Block Linux from Running on the Original Surface RT [Ed: but Microsoft loves Linux]
The Register claims that MS16-094 fixes a loophole that allowed users to install other operating systems on Windows RT devices, including here Linux. With Windows RT becoming an OS with no future, many have looked into ways to install a different operating system on the Surface RT, but most attempts failed because of the locked bootloader and the other security systems that Microsoft put in place.
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Hardware Design for Linux Engineers by Grant Likely
At the Embedded Linux Conference, Grant Likely -- who is a Linux kernel engineer, and maintainer of the Linux Device Tree subsystem used by many embedded systems -- described his embedded hardware journey in a presentation called “Hardware Design for Linux Engineers” -- or as he put it, “explaining stuff I only learned six months ago.”
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Hello!
Machinery is a command line application for creating descriptions of Linux systems and working with them.
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Opera Software’s $1.2 Billion Takeover by a Chinese Group Has Failed
A $1.24 billion agreed takeover of Norwegian online browser and advertising company Opera Software by a Chinese consortium of internet firms has failed, Opera said on Monday, after warning last week the deal had yet to win regulatory approval.
As an alternative, the consortium, which includes search and security business Qihoo 360 Technology and Beijing Kunlun Tech, a distributor of online and mobile games, will take over certain parts of Opera’s consumer business for $600 million, Opera said in a statement.
Regulatory approval had not been received in time of a final deadline for the deal last Friday, the chairman of Opera Software said on Monday.
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Opera sells open-source Chromium browser for $600m to Chinese bods
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Opera agrees to sell its browser business to group of Chinese buyers for $600 million
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Chinese takeover of Norway's Opera fails, alternative proposed
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Chinese Consortium's $1.2 Billion Deal to Buy Opera's Ad Business Falls Through
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Chinese US$1.2B takeover of Norway's Opera fails
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Ten minute hacks: Hacking airplane headphones
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And the winner is….
We have completed the artwork contest and would like to extend our thanks to everyone that took part, there were some excellent pieces submitted and choosing the winners was a tough task.
We would like to congratulate Jacques Daugeron on winning the background contest, the runners up will be available in the extra theme package as well.
Here is the signature background for Mageia 6, it will be included in the next updates to the theme packages.
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Breeze everywhere
The first half of this year, I had the chance to work on icon and design for two big free-software projects.
First, I’ve been hired to work on Mageia. I had to refresh the look for Mageia 6, which mostly meant making new icons for the Mageia Control Center and all the internal tools.
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Ubuntu Demo Wireless Convergence on Bq M10 Tablet
A video demoing wireless convergence on the Bq M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet has been shared by Canonical today.
Ubuntu phone fans will know that wireless display technology was made available to users of the Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu phone in last month’s OTA-11 update.
But for its latest over-the-air update Ubuntu is bringing it to the Bq Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition slate, which went on sale earlier in the year.
“Our latest OTA-12 has just landed and we’re excited that you can now wirelessly connect your M10 tablet to a monitor,” Canonical say in the description accompanying the video.
OTA 12 is, at the time of writing, scheduled to begin phased roll out from July 27, so don’t panic if you don’t get the update just yet!
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Rugged, fanless computer runs Ubuntu on Haswell
Perfectron’s rugged “SR10M” system offers a 4th Gen Core CPU, four GbE ports, stackable expansion, -40 to 70° operation, and MIL-STD-810G ruggedization.
The SR10M is the latest in Perfectron’s Stackrack series of rugged, MIL-STD-rated stackable embedded computers equipped with Intel Haswell CPUs and designed primarily for military vehicles. The SR10M is built around an OXY5737A EBX form-factor single board computer (see farther below) equipped with the quad-core, 2.4GHz (3.4GHz turbo) Intel Core i7-4700EQ of the fourth “Haswell” generation of Core CPUs. It also offers an Intel QM76 chipset.
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