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HackerBox 0108 Implements a Macintosh 128K Emulator on RP2040 Platform

This month’s HackerBox introduces an opportunity to explore retro computing through the configuration of the PICOboot RP2040 Development Board to emulate the functionality of an original Macintosh 128K.

iSG Display Max Gateway for Smart Home Automation with Matter and Zigbee

AmeriDroid recently featured the iSG Display Max Gateway, a flexible platform designed to streamline smart home management and automation. With its 10-inch display and support for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy, the gateway integrates multiple protocols to offer flexibility for diverse smart home setups.

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Download Fedora 41 Full Editions (Workstation, Server, IoT Included)

The forty first release of Fedora GNU/Linux is here. It's released on Tuesday, 29 October 2024 or two weeks after Ubuntu Oracular Oriole release date. It is available in a lot of editions, mainly: Workstation, Server, IoT, Cloud and many more. We make a summary of the downloads for you below to mention only editions we believe most readers will be interested to try (and links to find the rest). Finally, congratulations to all computer users and thank you to Fedora developers. Happy downloading!

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GNU/Linux and Android in Argentina and Falkland Islands

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 21, 2023

THE news has been awash with and is still focusing on Argentina's shift to the right. There is, however, also a shift to Android there. Here's this month's snapshot, showing the majority of observed clients (sites spied on by statCounter) connecting to the Web are Android.

Operating System Market Share Argentina

The disputed islands nearby show Windows at just 65% of desktops and laptops. Apple and GNU/Linux do well there (these people have more money compared to Argentina):

Desktop Operating System Market Share Falkland Islands (malvinas)

It looks like Argentina, home of some famous distros (even the one Richard Stallman used, Ututo), is shifting towards GNU/Linux. Sadly for Dr. Stallman, Argentina is where he had his belongings stolen (including a camera, he told me in person). █

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