The company added to its MobileFirst portfolio with development tools, preconfigured apps for verticals and more design studios.
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Distribution Release: Tails 1.0
After nearly five years of development, Tails, a Debian-based distribution known for its strong privacy features and pre-configured for anonymous web browsing, has reached version 1.0: “Tails, The Amnesic Incognito Live System, version 1.0, is out. Version 1.0 is often an important milestone that denotes the maturity of….
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Now in print: O’Reilly OpenStack Operations Guide
Written by several members of the OpenStack community, the O’Reilly OpenStack Operations Guide is a paper version of the excellent guide available in the OpenStack docs.
Though I haven’t gotten my hands on the print version yet, I found the digital version looked awfully familiar, as many a Google search about a particular OpenStack topic had already led me here. Which was good news, because I found the documentation well-written, easy-to-read, and a good balance of being to-the-point while still giving appropriate context.
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Television that runs Linux natively
Television that runs Linux natively
Aio one is more awesome than meets the eye. It is an Android device, desktop Linux computer and a real TV all in one. It is a crossover between a smart TV and All in one computer. With a clean and minimalist aesthetic our focus will be on all the details, even the smallest.
The Aio is a delivery platform, a device to bring content to the user. It is all about content.
Here are a few ways you can use Aio:
- Hardware upgradeable
- Watch television with system that integrates your social networks and notification that will expanding the user Experience
- Video call (Skype)
- Download your favourite content from the internet (Always-ON bittorrent box)
- Free Home cloud system for your convenience (eg OwnCloud, SelfCloud)
- Plays all your media content in an integrated media player (eg XBMC)
- Streaming from internet (eg Netflix, Hulu, youtube,… )
- Play your favourite games (android games)
- The power of a Linux desktop with LibreOffice and much more
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