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The Solaris 11.4 SRU 17 (Support Repository Update) operating system update has been published, which offers a series of regular fixes and improvements for the Solaris 11.4 branch. To install the fixes offered in the update, simply run the 'pkg update' command. In the new release: Problems in sudo, python 3.7, OpenSSH and sstored have been fixed; Updated versions of Mesa 18.1.9, accountsservice 0.6.43 and xkeyboard-config 2.24; […]
The maintainer of the Mercurial version control system has completed the project's migration from Python 2 to Python 3. Although the first porting attempts were made back in 2008, and the forced adaptation for Python 3 began in 2015, full Python 3 support was only implemented in the latest branch […]
Valve has released a new release of the Proton 4.11-12 project, which is based on the developments of the Wine project and is aimed at ensuring the launch in Linux gaming applications created for Windows and presented in the Steam catalog. The project's developments are distributed under the BSD license. Proton allows you to directly run in Linux-Steam client game applications supplied only for WindowsThe package includes the implementation […]
There was a time when it seemed like 3D printing was on the verge of becoming a household staple, but time marches on, and we still haven't seen the widespread adoption of such technologies. However, this doesn't mean the industry is standing still. At CES 2020, many Chinese 3D printer developers showcased their latest professional and industrial-grade solutions. Today […]
Hello, Habr! I'd like to tell you about how we, at NPO Krista, conduct corporate training as part of the #KristaTeam project, designed to develop the company's talent pool. First, let me ask: is training even necessary? For a long time, I was somewhat skeptical about its usefulness. However, one day I came across various information online about corporate […]
In my article about Spain, I mentioned the yacht's electronic navigation equipment for sea travel. One reader commented, "It's really interesting how this is all done properly, for sea travel." I'll try to describe the electrical equipment on my yacht and how it was connected. The main idea of the yacht, in my opinion, is to maximize the modern technologies necessary for survival […]
Around 2006, I finished working and pursuing my PhD at a university in Moscow. At that point, I had some savings from my contract with Samsung Electronics. So, I decided to buy an inexpensive yacht in Sweden. The idea was that I could load all my belongings onto the yacht, which could easily exceed a backpack and briefcase. […]
On December 12, QtCreator was released with version number 4.11. Because QtCreator has a modular architecture and all functionality is provided by plugins (the Core plugin is non-detachable). Below are the innovations in the plugins. Projects Test support for Qt on WebAssembly and microcontrollers. Multiple improvements in project configuration and build subsystems. Using the file API from CMake 3.14 to configure and run […]
JetBrains has released its own font: JetBrains Mono. The font is aimed at developers and source code writing, supports 138 specific ligatures, 143 (human) languages, 4 levels of weight and italics and is distributed under the free Apache 2.0 license. JetBrains Mono is already installed by default in the latest releases of the company's products. >>> Source code repository (GitHub) Source: linux.org.ru
The development and design teams at Canonical responsible for the visual style and desktop experience Ubuntu, they plan to use in Ubuntu 20.04 will have a new default design theme that will continue the development of the current Yaru theme, offered since Ubuntu 18.10. If the current version of Yaru has two design options available - dark (dark headings, dark background, and dark elements […]
Google has announced that within the next two years it will completely stop supporting third-party cookies in Chrome, which are set when accessing sites other than the domain of the current page. Such cookies are used to track user movements between sites in the code of advertising networks, social network widgets and web analytics systems. Like the intention announced yesterday to unify the User-Agent header, the failure […]
In a new episode of GameSpot's Audio Logs, Disco Elysium lead designer and writer Robert Kurvitz talks about the game's features and what he would like to implement in his next project. According to Kurwitz, the developers approached the creation of Disco Elysium with the idea of modernizing the genre of party role-playing games: “Our starting point was innovation, even if […]