today's leftovers
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Container Storage Vendor ClusterHQ Shuts Down
ClusterHQ which had been an early pioneer in the container storage market with its open-source Flocker project, ceases operations.
Container storage vendor ClusterHQ announced on December 22 that it is shutting down the company's operations, effective immediately. ClusterHQ raised $18 million in venture capital funding to help fuel its efforts to build a commercially supported stateful container storage technology.
In a 2014 interview with eWEEK, ClusterHQ co-founder Luke Marsden explained the core premise of his business and its primary open-source project called Flocker. Simply put, Flocker was built to help solve the challenge stateful storage for containers.
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Wine 2.0-rc3 Released
The Wine development release 2.0-rc3 is now available.
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Spell-checking for GtkEntry in gspell
It’s done! Everything that I wanted to do initially for the fundraising of gspell is implemented (for the milestone 1).
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Updates
I’m not sure if there is some confusion about the current development model of Shotwell. I noticed that some distributions seem to try to pick up the current development branch (0.25.x). I strongly advise against that at this point in time. It has just seen a major change in the Menu handling code and might still have severe usability regressions.
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SUSE's YaST Team Ends The Year With Various Enhancements
SUSE's YaST Team has shared the improvements they've been working on this holiday season for improving the distribution's installer / setup tool.
Among the improvements en route for SUSE YaST users are improved management of DHCLIENT_SET_HOSTNAME, ensuring installation of needed packages, some changes to the expert partitioner mode, further improving yast2-network, better handling of GPT disks, allowing the Snapper file-system snapshot tool to work without DBus, CASP functionality, and more.
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Debian GNU/Linux Is Considering “Automatic Upgrades”
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Devuan Linux explained
Devuan Linux is new to the Linux world. It can be a good lightweight option to your current system.Devuan Linux made it's way into Linux world on November 2014. It is making nice and steady progress from that time. The distro entered a beta stage in April 2016. It is based on Debian Jesse.
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ArchWiPi - Raspberry Pi Wireless AP
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a wireless router/AP. Arch-WiPi is a tiny Arch Linux ARM + create_ap packaged into a downloadable image.
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Smartphone App: Daily Pictures Quotes for Tizen
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Samsung to support YouTube HDR Content on 2016 range of Tizen TVs
Samsung Electronics have announced that they will support YouTube’s global HDR playback on their Tizen TVs via an updated YouTube application. Currently, the app is available on all 2016 Samsung Quantum dot TVs and UHD TVs, and beginning this month will begin a global rollout.
What is HDR? High Dynamic Range is used differently in TVs opposed to Photos. In the TV it essentially expands the contrast ration and color palette, resulting in a more realistic and vibrant picture. When talking about HDR in Photos the camera combines multiple images that are taken with different exposures to create a single image, which then has a greater dynamic range.
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