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Leftovers: Chrome OS 73, Kodlix With GNU/Linux, Aral Introducing Indie Web Server, Sublime Text 3.2

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 15th of March 2019 10:04:20 AM Filed under
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  • Chrome OS 73 brings Linux app support, managed guest sessions to enterprises

    The Stable channel of Chrome OS 73 is nearly here for consumer Chromebooks and there are some key business features for those that use Chrome devices for business in this release. Some functions are a “catch up” to what consumers can already do on a Chromebook, while others are new and specific to enterprises.

  • Kodlix GN41 Gemini Lake mini PC is available with Windows or Linux

    The Kodlix GN41 is a small, fanless desktop computer with an Intel Celeron N4100 quad-core Gemini Lake processor, 8GB of RAM, and 64GB of eMMC storage.

    It’s not particularly remarkable from a hardware standpoint — there’s no shortage of cheap mini PCs on the market these days. But what makes the Kodlix GN41 a bit unusual is the software: it’s available with a choice of Windows 10 or Ubuntu Linux.

  • Introducing Indie Web Server (video)
  • Sublime Text 3.2

    The past year has been busy here at Sublime HQ. We've grown our engineering team, shipped Sublime Text 3.1 and released our second product, Sublime Merge. If you use Git and like the ethos of Sublime Text, we think you'll love it.

    Today we're pushing out Sublime Text 3.2, which builds off of a bunch of work we've done in Sublime Merge. This includes: first-class Git integration, incremental diffing, new theme functionality and block caret support. Beyond that is a slew of other enhancements, stability improvements and performance gains. See the full changelog below for details.

  • Sublime Text 3.2 Released! How to Install it in Ubuntu 18.04

    Sublime Text 3.2 was released yesterday with first-class Git integration, GTK3 port, and many other new features.

  • Thank you, Denelle Dixon

    I want to take this opportunity to thank Denelle Dixon for her partnership, leadership and significant contributions to Mozilla over the last six years.

    Denelle joined Mozilla Corporation in September 2012 as an Associate General Counsel and rose through the ranks to lead our global business and operations as our Chief Operating Officer. Next month, after an incredible tour of duty at Mozilla, she will step down as a full-time Mozillian to join the Stellar Development Foundation as their Executive Director and CEO.

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