Leftovers: Software
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Audacious 3.8 Free Music Player Is Out, Finally Lets You Run Multiple Instances
A new stable version of the Audacious open-source and cross-platform audio playback application has been announced for both GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows platforms, version 3.8.
Audacious 3.8 has been in development since early August when the first Beta milestone was announced, and it received a second Beta build in early September. But now the wait is finally over, and you can get your hands on the final release, which brings tons of new features and improvements.
Probably the most important change implemented in Audacious 3.8 are the ability to run multiple instances of the application, something that wasn't possible with any of the previous releases except the Beta versions of the 3.8 milestone. Best of all, each running Audacious instance remembers its own configuration.
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WadC 2.1
Today I released version 2.1 of Wad Compiler, a lazy functional programming language and IDE for the construction of Doom maps.
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Vivaldi browser: Interview with Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner
Vivaldi browser has taken the world of internet browsing by storm, and only months after its initial release it has found its way into the computers of millions of power users. In this interview, Mr.Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner talks about how he got the idea to create this project and what to expect in the future.
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Chakra GNU/Linux Users Are Getting KDE Plasma 5.7.5 and Applications 16.08.1
Today, September 22, 2016, Chakra GNU/Linux maintainer Neofytos Kolokotronis announced that the rolling operating system is now getting the latest software updates and technologies.
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