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Christian Hergert, the author of the GNOME Builder integrated development environment, currently working at Red Hat, has introduced an experimental project called Bonsai aimed at solving the problem of synchronizing content across multiple devices using GNOME. Users can use Bonsai to connect multiple Linux devices on a home network when access to files and application data on all computers is necessary, […]
The release of the GitBucket project 4.33 has been announced, which develops a system for collaborative work with Git repositories, providing an interface similar to GitHub and Bitbucket. The system is distinguished by its ease of installation, the ability to extend functionality through plugins, and compatibility with the GitHub API. The code is written in Scala and is available under the Apache 2.0 license. MySQL and PostgreSQL can be used as the database management system. […]
The November update for Windows 10 was quite minor and brought only some bug fixes and performance improvements. However, it also introduced several bugs in Explorer, worsening its overall functionality. There is an issue with the context menu. When trying to right-click in the search bar, it is not possible to paste data from the clipboard. Microsoft […]
Google is working on a global media control feature for Chrome that allows users to manage multimedia content playing in the background. This will enable playback to be started and stopped even if the browser is minimized. An update for the web browser was released this past weekend, which implements this functionality on Windows 10. In the new version, it is now possible to control playback directly from the toolbar […]
The year 2020 is significant for Unix: at the very beginning of the year, the original operating system turned 50 years old. The Unix epoch, also known as the 'epoch time', is the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1, 1970. But what concerns kernel developers regarding the half-century anniversary of Unix? While some early Unix developments predate the official start of its 'epoch', […]
Microsoft is currently working on Windows 10 (2004) or 20H1. This build is expected to be released in the spring of this year, and it is reported that the main development phase has already been completed. Windows 10 Build 19041 is considered a release candidate for the new version, although this has not yet been officially confirmed. However, this build has a preview watermark on the desktop, which […]
Microsoft is working on a simplified process for updating Windows 10 components. In addition, significant changes are being prepared for the Fast Ring program under Windows Insider. It is expected that users of the 'Fast Ring' will receive builds from the RS_PRERELEASE branch. Furthermore, changes in this branch will not have a release date. In simpler terms, they will be released when ready, but not before. Such […]
Roger and Ann needed to meet Sergey in San Francisco. 'Shall we go by train, steamboat, or airplane?' Ann asked. 'The train is too slow, and traveling by steamboat around South America would take several months,' Roger replied. 'Let's fly by plane.' He logged into the central network via his personal computer and waited for the system to confirm […]
In early December 2018, Jarkko Sakkinen from Intel proposed discussing the cleansing of the Linux kernel codebase from profanity. He prepared 15 patches that change the words 'f*ck,' 'f*cked,' and 'f*cking' to 'hug,' 'hugged,' and 'hugging' respectively. This had a positive effect. However, many specialists opposed this initiative, noting that such […]
Support for Windows 7 will end on January 14th. This means that no more patches or security updates will be released for the operating system. To avoid security issues, users of the outdated platform are advised to upgrade to the latest versions of Microsoft OS. Windows 7 was released for sale on October 22, 2009, and quickly became a leading operating system […]
The release of the HAL 2.0 (Hardware Analyzer) project has been published, developing an integrated environment for analyzing connection lists (netlists) of digital electronic circuits. The system is being developed by several German universities, coded in C++, Qt, and Python, and distributed under the MIT license. HAL allows you to view and analyze schematics in a GUI and manipulate them using scripts in Python. In the scripts, you can […]
We still have a strategy that we adhere to — for the second consecutive year, we finish at the top among companies. There isn't any specific recipe or secret ingredient; it's daily work that delivers results. Just like in the gym, when you don't slack off. Below, we analyze the blog activity over the past 4 years. All calculations in this publication are based on […]
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