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 		Ronnie Tucker: Gorgeous Chapeau 23 Linux Distro Is Now in Beta, Based on Fedora 23 and GNOME 3.18
Vince Pooley of Chapeau Linux has had the great pleasure of announcing the release and immediate availability for download and testing of the Beta build of the future Chapeau 23 Linux operating system. Based on the recently released Fedora 23 Linux, as well as on a package from the RPMFusion of pre-release testing software repositories, Chapeau 23 Beta is derived from the Workstation edition, which means that it not only inherits all of its awesome features and functionality but also includes packages from its own repo. “Chapeau 23 is on its way, in the meantime enjoy Chapeau 23 Beta,” says Vince Pooley, lead developer of Chapeau Linux. “If you love having the latest software and don’t mind the odd issue that may crop up go ahead and check it out. If you find an undocumented issue it would be appreciated if you report it either in the support forum.” Source:http://news.softpedia.com/news/gorgeous-chapeau-23-linux-distro-is-now-in-beta-based-on-fedora-23-and-gnome-3-18-496199....
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 		Jono Bacon: Atom: My New Favorite Code Editor
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As a hobbyist Python programmer, over the years I have tried a variety of different editors. Back in the day I used to use Eclipse with the PyDev plugin. I then moved on to use GEdit with a few extensions switched on. After that I moved to Geany. I have to admit, much to the shock of some of you, I never really stuck with Sublime, despite a few attempts. As some of you will know, this coming week I start at GitHub as Director of Community. Like many, when I was exploring GitHub as a potential n...
Nov 16 2015 via RSS  

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 		Daniel Pocock: Migrating data from Windows phones
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Many of the people who have bought Windows phones seek relief sooner or later. Sometimes this comes about due to peer pressure or the feeling of isolation, in other cases it is the frustration of the user interface or the realization that they can't run cool apps like Lumicall. Frequently, the user has been given the phone as a complimentary upgrade when extending a contract without perceiving th...
Nov 14 2015 via RSS  

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 		Daniel Pocock: Aggregating tasks from multiple issue trackers
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After my experiments with the iCalendar format at the beginning of 2015, including Bugzilla feeds from Fedora and reSIProcate, aggregating tasks from the Debian Maintainer Dashboard, Github issue list...
Nov 10 2015 via RSS  

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 		Bodhi.Zazen: How to determine if an application is using Wayland or Xwayland
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With the release of Fedora 23 I noticed there is the option to run “gnome-wayland” so I took it for a test drive. Although I am not normally a fan of gnome-shell I have to admit it looks and runs ...
Nov 5 2015 via RSS  

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 		Raphaël Hertzog: My Free Software Activities in October 2015
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My monthly report covers a large part of what I have been doing in the free software world. I write it for my donators (thanks to them!) but also for the wider Debian community because it can give ide...
Nov 4 2015 via RSS  

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 		Ddorda: Back to Flux
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Hey there all, It's been a while since i wrote last time. sorry for that, i've been really busy recently… Hope to find some more time to write in the future. I decided to write again for a really go...
Oct 30 2015 via RSS  

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 		Jono Bacon: An Experiment In Reviving Dead Open Source Projects
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Earlier this week I did a keynote at All Things Open. While the topic covered the opportunity of us building effective community collaboration and speeding up the development of Open Source and innova...
Oct 26 2015 via RSS  

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 		Ubuntu Podcast from the UK LoCo: S08E33 – Boggy Creek II: And the Legend Continues - Ubuntu Podcast
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It’s Episode Thirty-three of Season Eight of the Ubuntu Podcast! With Mark Johnson, Laura Cowen, Martin Wimpress, and Alan Pope! In this week’s show: We look at what’s been going on in the news...
Oct 23 2015 via RSS  

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 		The Fridge: Ubuntu 15.10 (Wily Werewolf) released
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Codenamed “Wily Werewolf”, 15.10 continues Ubuntu’s proud tradition of integrating the latest and greatest open source technologies into a high-quality, easy-to-use Linux distribution. The team ...
Oct 22 2015 via RSS  


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