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What’s New in Ubuntu 19.04 “Disco Dingo,” Available Now

Author: Dave McKay / Source: How-To Geek Ubuntu 19.04 is available for download today. With Linux 5.0 and GNOME 3.32, Disco Dingo boasts performance improvements and visual tweaks. Whether or not you upgrade, Disco Dingo lays the groundwork for future long term support releases of Ubuntu. As... Далее
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Linux 5.0 “Shy Crocodile” Arrives With Google’s Adiantum Encryption

Author: Chris Hoffman / Source: How-To Geek Linus Torvalds just released version 5.0 of the Linux kernel, codenamed “Shy Crocodile”. Linux 5.0 includes Google’s new encryption tech as well as support for AMD FreeSync, Raspberry Pi touch screens, and more goodies. Linux 5.0 arrived on March 3,... Далее
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35C3: Safe And Secure Drivers In High-Level Languages

Author: Sven Gregori / Source: Hackaday Writing device drivers is always a good start for a journey into the Linux kernel code. Of course, the kernel is a highly complex piece of software, and if you mess up your code properly, you might take down the entire system with you. User-space drivers on... Далее
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Some Chromebooks Won’t Get Linux Apps. Here’s What You Can Do Instead

Author: Tom Westrick / Source: How-To Geek When Chromebooks first began getting support for Android apps, there was some confusion as to just which Chromebooks would be supported. The same thing is starting to play out—though to a lesser degree—with support for Linux apps. You’ve always been... Далее
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Ubuntu 18.10 Is Out With a New Theme and Snappier Desktop Performance

Author: Chris Hoffman / Source: How-To Geek Ubuntu 18.10 “Cosmic Cuttlefish” is now available. This releases features a shiny new theme named “Yaru,” which was originally scheduled for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. The new GNOME 3.30 improves desktop performance, too. Most of the improvements in Cosmic... Далее
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