Leftovers: Software and Games
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Audacious 3.8 Beta 1 Released, Available In PPA
Audacious 3.8 beta 1 was released a couple of days ago and is available in the WebUpd8 Unstable PPA. The new version brings support for running multiple Audacious instances, a new plugin for the Qt interface, and various other improvements and bug fixes.
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Total System Backup and Recall with Déjà Dup
You will be hard pressed to find an easier, more reliable backup GUI for Linux than Déjà Dup. Although it might not have all the flexibility of some of its command-line counterparts, it is a solution that anyone can depend upon. Install it and schedule a regular backup of your important data...and hope that you never have to use (but rest assured it’s there).
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RcppStreams 0.1.1
A maintenance release of RcppStreams is now on CRAN. RcppStreams brings the excellent Streamulus C++ template library for event stream processing to R.
Streamulus, written by Irit Katriel, uses very clever template meta-programming (via Boost Fusion) to implement an embedded domain-specific event language created specifically for event stream processing.
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Wine Announcement
The Wine development release 1.9.16 is now available.
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New Commercial Wine Interface CrossOver Brings Impoved Support For Windows Apps
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GCC 6.2 Is Coming Quite Soon
Version 6.2 of the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) is expected to come quite soon.
This is important as GCC 6.2 is the first point release to the stable GCC6 compiler under the versioning scheme they rolled out last year: GCC 6.0 was development, GCC 6.1 was the first stable release, and GCC 6.2 is now the first point release. That's important since a number of distribution vendors tend to wait until around this first point release before incorporating a major new version of the GCC compiler.
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The GNU C Library version 2.24 is now available
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This Is the Police released for Linux, some thoughts on this intriguing strategy and adventure game
The only thing I don't like is the checkpoint save system. You don't get to save the game whenever you like. It appears each day is a new save. I always get frustrated by checkpoint-only saves, so that's the only mark against the game in my personal opinion.
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Classic Disney games, Transport Fever, and more Linux gaming news
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Total War: Warhammer Heading To Mac & Linux
Announced through a press release that was sent over earlier today, Total War: Warhammer will be heading towards both Mac and Linux later this year. The video game is developed by Creative Assembly in partnership with Games Workshop where gamers can expect a turn-based campaign filled with real-time battles.
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