today's leftovers
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ODROID-H3 and ODROID-H3+ SBC’s feature Intel Celeron N5105, Pentium N6005 processor
There are now not one but two alternatives to the discontinued ODROID-H2+ SBC with the ODROID-H3 and ODROID-H3+ single board computers powered respectively by an Intel Celeron N5105 and Pentium N6005 Jasper Lake processor.
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10 Desktop Publishing Tools That Didn’t Make It
It’s easy to forget now, but desktop publishing was an immensely innovative thing when it emerged within the computing industry in the early ’80s. While at its heart a mishmash of hardware and software cleverly combined for a single goal, it was an empire builder, one that helped create new businesses and improve the status and positioning of existing ones. And with the decline of print as a medium, it can feel kind of old hat, but lots of stuff still gets typeset every single day. And while we’ve landed on a few standards, a lot of desktop publishing tools failed to make to it the present day. So in a continuation of our list of things that didn’t make it, Today’s Tedium takes a look at 10 early examples of desktop publishing software that you probably don’t remember desktop publishing was a killer app nearly 40 years ago and you were in diapers back then … if you existed at all. (Oh yeah, quick reminder of what makes things obscure, from our point of view.)
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Best Linux CCTV Camera Software
The Linux software universe is growing day by day and most of the software that is available only on Windows is now available in Linux too. In this blog post, we are going to list the best Linux CCTV camera software so that you can easily use the CCTV cameras from your Ubuntu system.
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UNIGINE 2.16 - Asset Store, Vulkan - DirectX 12, ROS Integration, New Window Manager
Some things are worth waiting for. With the 2.16 release, we’re finally ready to introduce some impressive features that mark a new chapter for UNIGINE Engine.
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Carson City Linux Users Group | Serving Minden-Gardnerville and Carson Valley
Hello, glenn green here and I am trying to start a Linux Users Group here in Carson City. There are no dues, membership is free as in beer.