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Calibre eBook Management App Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary with New Icon Set
On October 31, 2016, people celebrated Halloween all over the world, and it looks like fans of the popular, open-source, free, and cross-platform Calibre ebook management software had a reason to party all night long as well.
Ten years ago, on October 31, 2006, the first ever version of Calibre was announced by developer Kovid Goyal, but under the name of libprs500, which was inspired by Sony's first e-ink device, the PRS-500 Portable Reader System. Two years later, around 2008, it was time for a change, and libprs500 becomes Calibre.
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Adobe Rolls Out Flash Player 24 Beta For Linux
Last month Adobe returned to updating their NPAPI Linux Flash plug-in after they went four years without updating it. In September was Flash Player 23 for Linux while available now is the Flash Player 24 beta.
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Luncher: Enlightenment Has A New Launcher
The Enlightenment project has introduced a new launcher/taskbar/iconify manager called Luncher.
The 2K lines of new code introduced to Enlightenment on Friday debut the Luncher launcher.
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sorted arrays, theory and practice
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Generating CPU Flame Graphs Automatically When Benchmarking With The Phoronix Test Suite
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How to run commands at shutdown on Linux
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Linux Lexicon — Anatomy Of A Man Page
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