Notices tagged with linux, page 14

bastianilso Gnome , linux

The GNOME Software review system is live :)

https://blogs.gnome.org/hughsie/2016/02/10/comments-are-live/

!gnome @gnome #foss #floss #gnu #linux !linux 

bastianilso Gnome

Alberto Ruiz has taken maintainership of @gnome calculator.

https://siliconislandblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/09/updates-on-gnome-calculator/

!gnome #foss #floss #gnu #linux #free-software

bastianilso Gnome , linux

Juan Pablo Ugarte used @gnome developer experience hackfest on improving Glade.

https://blogs.gnome.org/xjuan/2016/02/08/developer-experience-hackfest-2016/

!gnome !linux #foss #floss #gnu #linux #free-software https://quitter.no/attachment/142299

bastianilso Gnome , linux , gnome

@gnome developer Richard Hughes is bringing anonymous reviews into GNOME Software.

https://blogs.gnome.org/hughsie/2016/02/08/anonymous-reviews-in-gnome-software/

#foss #floss #free-software #gnu #linux #gnome !gnome !linux  https://quitter.no/attachment/141584

bastianilso Gnome , linux

Nautilus developer Carlos Soriano reports what will land in Files 3.20.

https://csorianognome.wordpress.com/2016/02/08/nautilus-3-20-and-looking-forward/

(Style and color is work in progress)

!gnome @gnome !linux #foss #floss #gnu #linux #free-software  https://quitter.no/attachment/140633

bastianilso Gnome

Sebastian Wilmet steps down from co-maintaining GtkSourceView so he can step up for developing @gnome DevHelp.

https://blogs.gnome.org/swilmet/2016/02/06/refocus/

!gnome #gnome #foss #floss #free-software #gnu #linux

schestowitz

#Slackware Live Edition – on its way to 1.0? http://alien.slackbook.org/blog/slackware-live-edition-on-its-way-to-1-0/ #gnu #linux

schestowitz

#Slackware Live Edition – on its way to 1.0? http://alien.slackbook.org/blog/slackware-live-edition-on-its-way-to-1-0/ #gnu #linux

schestowitz

Kdenlive's sprint report https://kdenlive.org/node/9457 #Kdenlive #kde #gnu #linux #freesw #multimedia

schestowitz

Kdenlive's sprint report https://kdenlive.org/node/9457 #Kdenlive #kde #gnu #linux #freesw #multimedia

dhyll

Podcast Client - gPodder: https://gnusocial.de/url/2674779 #linux

bastianilso linux

DevConf 2016 is starting from tomorrow, see the schedule here:

http://devconfcz2016.sched.org

#foss #floss !linux #conference #gnu #linux

schestowitz

#Slackware 14.2 Beta 2 Announced http://slackblogs.blogspot.com/2016/02/slackware-142-beta-2-announced.html #gnu #linux

schestowitz

#Slackware 14.2 Beta 2 Announced http://slackblogs.blogspot.com/2016/02/slackware-142-beta-2-announced.html #gnu #linux

bastianilso linux

Peter Hutterer announces libinput 1.1.6.

http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/wayland-devel/2016-February/026874.html

#wayland #linux !linux #foss #floss #free-software #X #X.Org

bastianilso Gnome , linux

Successfull collaboration between upstream and downstream: Allan Day blogs about @gnome design hackfest with Endless.

https://blogs.gnome.org/aday/2016/02/04/rio-design-hackfest/

!gnome #gnome #foss #floss #linux !linux #free-software #opensource  https://quitter.no/attachment/134507  

schestowitz

Misleading headline; should say, more malware becomes available for #gnu #linux users to foolishly >install< http://www.spamfighter.com/News-20087-Linux-Computers-Becoming-Increasingly-Malware-Prone.htm

schestowitz

Misleading headline; should say, more malware becomes available for #gnu #linux users to foolishly >install< http://www.spamfighter.com/News-20087-Linux-Computers-Becoming-Increasingly-Malware-Prone.htm

bastianilso Gnome , linux

Fleet Command 0.7 is out - it batch-applies settings to several computers. Useful for sysadmins!

https://siliconislandblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/03/incoming-fleet-commander-0-7/

#gnome #gnu #linux #free-software #foss #floss #sysadmin !gnome !linux  https://quitter.no/attachment/133654

kevie

Meet The World’s First #Ubuntu Tablet (That Is Also a Desktop PC) http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/02/bq-aquaris-m10-ubuntu-tablet-announced-specs #Linux

schestowitz

#Slackware 14.2 Linux Gets a Second Beta Build, Now with #Linux #Kernel 4.4.1 LTS http://news.softpedia.com/news/slackware-14-2-linux-gets-a-second-beta-build-now-with-linux-kernel-4-4-1-lts-499886.shtml http://news.softpedia.com/news/unofficial-linux-kernel-4-4-1-available-now-for-slackware-14-2-and-derivatives-499881.shtml

schestowitz

#Slackware 14.2 Linux Gets a Second Beta Build, Now with #Linux #Kernel 4.4.1 LTS http://news.softpedia.com/news/slackware-14-2-linux-gets-a-second-beta-build-now-with-linux-kernel-4-4-1-lts-499886.shtml http://news.softpedia.com/news/unofficial-linux-kernel-4-4-1-available-now-for-slackware-14-2-and-derivatives-499881.shtml

dhyll

Top 10 supercomputadores no mundo que usam #Linux: http://is.gd/DEOh1O

bastianilso sils

@sils releases version 0.4 "eucalyptus" of the coala code analysis tool. 

http://wordpress.schuirmann.eu/2016/02/coala-0-4-eucalyptus/

#foss #floss #gnu #linux #free-software  https://quitter.no/attachment/132228

bastianilso Gnome

Ray Strode gives an insight into bugfixing @gnome on Wayland.

https://blogs.gnome.org/halfline/2016/02/01/leaking-buffers-in-wayland/

!gnome #gnome #foss #floss #gnu #linux #free-software #wayland #bugfixing  https://quitter.no/attachment/130556

bastianilso Gnome , fosdem

Philip Withnall summarizes the happenings at the @gnome developer experience hackfest which took place before !fosdem .

https://tecnocode.co.uk/2016/02/01/dx-hackfest-2016-aftermath/

!gnome #gnome #linux #gnu #free-software #foss #floss  https://quitter.no/attachment/130222

bastianilso Gnome

@gnome dev Georges Neto blogs about the new list view and plug-in system in GNOME Todo.

http://feaneron.com/2016/01/31/whats-going-on-with-gnome-to-do/

!gnome #gnome #foss #floss #gnu #linux #free-software  https://quitter.no/attachment/128064

bobjonkman2 gnusocial , simsa0

I find !GNUsocial successful because it works for me. Having tech-oriented conversations actually makes GNUsocial more successful for me than #Twitter -- compare the hashtag #LaTeX on the two services and see the difference. And there are plenty of non-tech topics on other GNUsocial instances, see http://rainbowdash.net/ for example. Also, I don't see GNUsocial being any more complicated to use than Twitter. Using the WebUI on GNUsocial insulates the average user from the technical specifications of #Federation. True, people running their own instance need a bit more technical know-how. But at the GNUsocial demo at the #Linux conference yesterday someone said that the Federation and scalability was nice, but she was *really* impressed that a full microblogging site could be set up in half an hour. GNUsocial is different from Twitter, and so its success is measured differently too.

bobjonkman2 gnusocial , simsa0

I find !GNUsocial successful because it works for me. Having tech-oriented conversations actually makes GNUsocial more successful for me than #Twitter -- compare the hashtag #LaTeX on the two services and see the difference. And there are plenty of non-tech topics on other GNUsocial instances, see http://rainbowdash.net/ for example. Also, I don't see GNUsocial being any more complicated to use than Twitter. Using the WebUI on GNUsocial insulates the average user from the technical specifications of #Federation. True, people running their own instance need a bit more technical know-how. But at the GNUsocial demo at the #Linux conference yesterday someone said that the Federation and scalability was nice, but she was *really* impressed that a full microblogging site could be set up in half an hour. GNUsocial is different from Twitter, and so its success is measured differently too.

bobjonkman2 gnusocial , simsa0

I find !GNUsocial successful because it works for me. Having tech-oriented conversations actually makes GNUsocial more successful for me than #Twitter -- compare the hashtag #LaTeX on the two services and see the difference. And there are plenty of non-tech topics on other GNUsocial instances, see http://rainbowdash.net/ for example. Also, I don't see GNUsocial being any more complicated to use than Twitter. Using the WebUI on GNUsocial insulates the average user from the technical specifications of #Federation. True, people running their own instance need a bit more technical know-how. But at the GNUsocial demo at the #Linux conference yesterday someone said that the Federation and scalability was nice, but she was *really* impressed that a full microblogging site could be set up in half an hour. GNUsocial is different from Twitter, and so its success is measured differently too.