today's leftovers
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Canonical Shaky On Sharing
Remember Canonical, the company that produces the distribution Ubuntu GNU/Linux? They have a hard time even mentioning “Linux” on their website yet they manage to customize the Linux kernel for their distro without actively contributing the modifications to kernel.org.
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AMD's GPUOpen HIP Project Made Progress Over The Summer
The HIP project has made good progress over the summer. HIP from AMD's GPUOpen project is part of the puzzle for converting CUDA to portable C++ code. That source code can then run on AMD GPUs while having little to no performance impact, at least according to AMD.
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A Unity developer is teasing the Vulkan API in the Unity engine [Ed: but it brings in Microsoft Mono]
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4 Weeks Left to Gentoo Miniconf
4 weeks are left until LinuxDays and Gentoo Miniconf 2016 in Prague.
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Freexian’s report about Debian Long Term Support, August 2016
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New Parrot S.L.A.M.dunk Drone Development Kit Makes Use of Ubuntu Snappy and ROS
Dubbed Parrot S.L.A.M.dunk, the new development kit is here to help developers create obstacle avoidance and autonomous robots and drones that use the slimmed-down version of the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution designed for embedded and IoT (Internet of Things) devices, Ubuntu Snappy Core, as well as ROS (Robot Operating System).
"Parrot developed S.L.A.M.dunk to be as easy and user-friendly as possible for developers, researchers, integrators, and academics," reads the press release. "All Ubuntu functionalities and benefits from ROS (Robot Operating System) framework are embedded in the Parrot S.L.A.M.dunk making it user-friendly. The HDMI port makes it possible to develop directly on the product."
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Enabling Geocode API for Tizen apps with Tizen studio and Here Maps
If you’re a deveoper working on the Tizen platform with apps that require location access, then the new Tizen Studio’s Native Geocode API is just what you should be looking for. The API provides coordinates data to your app which can be achieved by following a fairly simple process.
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