today's leftovers
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Rolling... Things change - Ultimate Edition
That is a rolling release, no version Ultimate Edition 7.7. One thing I can see it is lightning fast. As soon as I build the core files it is coming. Repostorm is right behind it to fill in the gaps. I have err Reposorm has cross-platform built software. It is a scary app. I told you that years ago. It runs on both platforms.
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Ubuntu Summit 2022 Prague - Jonathan Esk-Riddell’s Diary
One of the lovelyest things about open community development is you can do it from home but you also get to travel to fancy places to meet your fellow devs and share ideas. Lockdowns stopped that for two years but with Akademy last month it felt like open tech life could return to a more fun state. Then came the return of a meeting that had last happened a decade ago, the Ubuntu Summit. A bunch of KDE devs were invited, me (who does KDE neon), Ade (who does Calamares installer), Scarlett (who does Snap packages), Aleix (who does Discover app installers), Harald (KDE neon), Luca (OpenRazor and hangs around KDE).
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Mastodon isn't Twitter but it's glorious [Ed: Microsoft Perlow agrees with Microsoft's Ad Bot (Ed Bott) that "there is no direct replacement for Twitter"; ZDNet is obstructing adoption of Free software because it's sponsored by Microsoft and run by Microsofters]
The wild world of Mastodon is open source, completely distributed, and at the mercy (and budgetary restrictions) of individual server administrators. But it's engaging and a lot of fun.
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Community Member Monday: Muthuramalingam Krishnan (Tamil project) - The Document Foundation Blog
I’m Muthuramalingam, from Tirunelveli – a southern district in Tamil Nadu, currently living in Chennai. I was in the IT industry for around 10 years, from 2007 to 2017. Currently, I’m giving training on technical matters around open source programming languages like Java and Python in Payilagam, Chennai.
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Best IDEs (Code Editors) for Linux [Ed: This article is self-discrediting, legitimising proprietary garbage that Microsoft control and uses to spy on GNU/Linux users]
Recently, most developers prefer to use Linux as their alternative or even primary OS because Linux provides a secure environment, a plethora of customization options, reliability, and a stable environment.
Arguably, Linux is the best open-source operating system which provides a safer and more reliable environment as compared to other operating systems, like Windows.
If you’re a developer and you’re using Linux, you’ll need an IDE (Integrated Development Environment).
Just like any other operating system, Linux has a ton of IDEs for developers. Since the introduction of IDEs, developers can now develop brilliant software with numerous features and tools installed in the various IDEs themselves that help their workflow.
In this article, we’re exploring the best IDEs for Linux (any distro)
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How can the financial services sector tackle cloud concentration risk? [Ed: Boycott the clown computing marketing hype; problem solved.]
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Carson City Linux Users Group
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5 Practical Reasons for Learning Linux in 2023 - kifarunix.com [Ed: Inaccurate revisionism]
As a Unix-like operating system (OS), Linux was released in 1991. This OS possesses a kernel, system applications, and a collection of libraries.