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Release of MX Linux 19.1 distribution

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The release of the lightweight MX Linux 19.1 distribution has taken place, created as a result of the collaboration of communities formed around the antiX and MEPIS projects. The release is based on Debian's package base with improvements from the antiX project and numerous custom applications that facilitate the configuration and installation of software. The default desktop offered is Xfce. Both 32-bit and 64-bit builds are available for download, totaling 1.4 GB […]

Release of GNU Shepherd initialization system 0.7

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The GNU Shepherd 0.7 service manager (formerly dmd) is now available, developed by the maintainers of the GNU Guix System as a supporting dependency alternative to the SysV-init initialization system. The managing daemon and Shepherd utilities are written in Guile (one of the Scheme language implementations), which is also used to define the settings and startup parameters for services. Shepherd is already implemented in the GuixSD GNU/Linux distribution and […]

Learning to deploy microservices. Part 1. Spring Boot and Docker

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Hello, Habr. In this article, I would like to share my experience in creating a learning environment for experimenting with microservices. When studying each new tool, I always wanted to try it not only on my local machine but also in more realistic conditions. Therefore, I decided to create a simplified microservice application that can later be 'equipped' with various interesting technologies. The main […]

Windows 10X will get a new voice control system.

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Microsoft has gradually shifted its focus away from the Cortana voice assistant in Windows 10. Nevertheless, the company intends to continue developing the concept of voice assistance. According to recent information, Microsoft is looking for engineers to work on the voice control feature for Windows 10X. The company has not shared details about the new development; it is only known that this […]

Release of Wine 5.2

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An experimental release of the open implementation of WinAPI — Wine 5.2 has occurred. Since the release of version 5.1, 22 bugs have been closed and 419 changes have been made. The most important changes include: Improved compatibility with Windows character encoding mapping tables. Files with encodings from the Microsoft Open Specification set have been utilized. Encodings not present in Windows have been removed. NLS file generation for tables has been implemented […]

The Waterfox browser has been taken over by System1.

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The developer of the Waterfox web browser has announced the transfer of the project to System1, a company specializing in driving traffic to client sites. System1 will fund further work on the browser and will help transition Waterfox from a one-enthusiast project to a product developed by a team of developers aiming to serve as a full alternative to major browsers. The original author of Waterfox will continue to work on the project, but […]

Release of the drawing program MyPaint 2.0.0

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After four years of development, a new version of the specialized digital painting software using a tablet or mouse — MyPaint 2.0.0 has been released. The program is distributed under the GPLv2 license, and development is carried out in Python and C++ using the GTK3 toolkit. Ready-to-use builds have been created for Linux (AppImage, Flatpak), Windows, and macOS. MyPaint can be utilized by artists engaged in digital painting and in […]

Creating a CI/CD chain and automating work with Docker

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I created my first websites in the late 90s. Back then, getting them up and running was very simple. There was an Apache server on some shared hosting, and you could access that server via FTP by entering something like ftp://ftp.example.com in the browser's address bar. Then you had to enter a username and password and upload files to the server. Those were different times; everything back then […]

RabbitMQ. Part 1. Introduction. Erlang, AMQP

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Good day, Habr! I want to share a reference guide that compiles the knowledge I've gathered on RabbitMQ and distills it into concise recommendations and conclusions. Table of Contents RabbitMQ. Part 1. Introduction. Erlang, AMQP, and RPC RabbitMQ. Part 2. Understanding RabbitMQ Exchanges. Part 3. Understanding RabbitMQ Queues and Bindings. Part 4. Understanding what messages and frames are in RabbitMQ. Part […]

Windows 10X will be able to run Win32 applications with certain limitations

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The Windows 10X operating system, when released, will support both modern universal and web applications, as well as traditional Win32 applications. Microsoft claims they will run in a container, which will protect the system from viruses and crashes. It is noted that almost all traditional programs, including system utilities, Photoshop, and even […] will work inside the Win32 container.

Install in 90 seconds: updates in Windows 10X will not distract users

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Microsoft is still trying to unify the experience of its operating system across different form factors and devices. Windows 10X is the company's latest attempt to achieve this. This is indicated by a hybrid interface that combines a nearly traditional 'Start' menu (albeit without tiles), a layout typical of Android, and other aspects. One of the innovations of the upcoming 'ten' in […]

‘Never lose hope’: Persona 5 can still come out on Switch

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Atlus public relations specialist Ari Advincula commented on the possibility of the Japanese role-playing game Persona 5 being released on Nintendo Switch, in response to a request from IGN. "You want what you want, but if you don't notify us, we can never fulfill [those wishes]. It's always important to voice your opinion," assured Advincula. According to her, […]

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