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Qt Creator 17 Open-Source IDE Released with a Major Change for Projects

One of the biggest changes in Qt Creator 17 is for projects, as run configurations are now integrated into the build configuration. Therefore, each run configuration now belongs to a certain build configuration, which allows for having different run parameters.

KDE Plasma 6.4 Desktop Environment Officially Released, This Is What’s New

KDE Plasma 6.4 introduces a major UI revamp for the Spectacle screenshot utility, support for per-virtual-desktop custom tile layouts, the KWin-X11 easy-to-use and flexible X window manager, a new HDR calibration wizard, and the Aurorae theme engine for KWin window decorations.

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How Nonprofits Run the Internet

With the near-constant stream of advertisements, sponsored content, and brand deals we see every day online, it can start to feel like the Internet is all about profit. While it is true that a lot of people make money on the Internet, nonprofits are actually at the heart of keeping it running.

The Internet Society at IGF 2025 in Norway (The Who, What, When, Where, and Why)

How the Internet is managed—its governance model—has a direct impact on how it is used, evolves, and on users’ daily life. We believe that the best way to do it is through an inclusive collaboration model (the multistakeholder model), and the Internet Governance Forum is one of the main global platforms where that governance is practiced. As IGF comes to its 20th edition, the last of its mandate, a sense of urgency arises as we approach a critical time towards the World Summit on the Information Society 20-year review (WSIS+20) that will take place later this year.

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Tokay Pro Replaces ESP32 with NXP i.MX 8M Plus for Industrial Edge AI

Maxlab launched the Tokay Lite in 2023, an open-source ESP32 camera with 2MP video at 15 FPS and edge AI features like facial recognition. The new Tokay Pro upgrades to an NXP i.MX 8M Plus for real-time detection, modular sensors, and high-res video in industrial applications.

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Clementine Music Player Released 1.4.1 Stable after 8 Years of DEV

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 22, 2024,
updated Oct 23, 2024

It’s been more than 8 years since the last 1.3.1 stable. Clementine, the old popular music player and library organizer, finally got a new stable release! Clementine is a free open-source music player inspired by Amarok 1.4.

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OMG Joey:

Clementine Music Player Sees First Non-Preview Release in 8 Years

Remember Clementine music player? Well, it appears to be back – some 8 years after its last stable release. If Clementine feels like it’s slipped out of public consciousness it’s understandable: the last stable release was in 2016 (v1.3.1). Yet behind the scenes development continued and an awful lot of preview builds issued – indeed, the v1.4.0 release candidate has long been carried in the repositories of most major GNU/Linux distributions, including Ubuntu. But this weekend something changed.

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Clementine – A Modern Music Player for Linux

The post Clementine – A Modern Music Player for Linux first appeared on Tecmint: GNU/Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .
Clementine is a modern, lightweight, and user-friendly music player designed for GNU/Linux users.

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Clementine Music Player is Back After 8 Years...Well, Kind of.

Finding good music players on Linux is not that difficult. There are many great options, like Rhythmbox, VLC, Amberol, Audacious, cmus, and more that usually fit most people's use cases and preferences.

Even with the rise of music streaming services, offline-first apps like these are a great reminder of the past, when you could physically own media without the fear of losing access to it because a publisher went bankrupt.

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