Jeff Hoogland has announced the availability of the first release candidate for Bodhi Linux 3.0.0, an Ubuntu-based distribution featuring the Enlightenment 19 window manager: “At Bodhi we work firmly on an ‘it’s ready when it’s ready’ schedule as opposed to sticking to our set release goals and churning….
"The Linux Kernel 3.15 is now available for the users", announced Linus Torvalds. Just check what Linus wrote on the mailing list:
So I ended up doing an rc8 because I was a bit worried about some
last-minute dcache fixes, but it turns out that nobody seemed to even
notice those. We did have other issues during the week, though, so it
was just as well. The futex fixes and cleanups may stand out, but as
usual there's various other random fixes since rc8 in there too:
mainly drivers (drm, networking, sound, usb etc), networking,
scheduling and perf tooling.
But it's all been fairly small and quiet, which *may* of course be due
to the fact that last week was also the first week of the merge window
for 3.16. That might have distracted some developers. I'm not entirely
convinced I liked the overlap, but it seemed to work ok, and unless
people scream really loudly ("Please don't _ever_ do that again") and
give good reasons for doing so, I might end up doing that overlapping
merge window in the future too if it ends up helping out with some
particular timing issue.....
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Nearly every day, we get more evidence that cloud computing is at the top of the 2014 priority list for IT departments at companies large and small, but what about government organizations? In the U.S. at least, there is fresh evidence that the cloud is also prioritized by federal CIOs. According to a TechAmerica survey of 60 federal CIOs and federal information technology professionals from 32 different agencies, almost 90 percent of federal chief information officers say their agency has migrated to cloud computing in some way. The survey also shows that these CIOs have extensive plans for the cloud, as well.
Over the past several years, reports on browser market share have varied widely, and the press has regularly called into question whether, say, StatCounter’s or NetApplications’ numbers are most reliable. While not everyone looks to the Adobe Digital Index (ADI) for the final word on browser share, it actually provides a fairly reliable snapshot of the browsers the multitudes of people are using. And, for the month of May, the ADI captured a remarkable statistic: Google Google has surpassed Microsoft as the leading browser maker in the U.S. for the first time.
According to the Adobe report:
“Google now commands a 31.8% market share—desktop and mobile, combined—which is up 6% year-over-year (YoY). IE sits at 30.9%, down by 6% YoY, while Apple’s Safari, thanks to its vast mobile presence, is the third most popular browser, with a 25% share.”