Discover OpenStack Mitaka new features
OpenStack Mitaka is the 13th release of OpenStack released on 7th April 2016. This release aims to improve stability, manageability and user experience.
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Fedora 24 new features: Docker, Origin and more!
Fedora is the fast-paced bleeding-edge distribution of Red Hat. Fedora 24 is the first release of 2016 the other being Fedora 25. Let’s discover what lies in the future of this popular Linux distribution especially among...
Ubuntu is being ported to run on Windows 10 (?)
Yes you read correctly. Ubuntu ported to Windows 10. Astonishing? Unexpected? Or maybe not looking at Microsoft’s past year.
Ubuntu 16.04 new features, now with Unity offline!
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS codename “Xenial Xerus” will be the first release of 2016 and is by many considered an “epochal release” that breaks the stasis of the precedent releases. Let’s take a look at the improvements...
What’s new in OpenStack Liberty
Liberty is the name chosen by the OpenStack team for the 12th release which is due on 15th October 2015: tomorrow. Let’s take a look at the major changes and new features that will be featured...
Adobe Flash is suddenly heading to exit
It was 2005 when YouTube was launched, it seems like yesterday but 10 years have passed. YouTube wouldn’t however have been possible without a special cross-browser plugin: Adobe Flash Player.
Microsoft might be thinking of buying AMD
According to a rumor, Microsoft might be interested in buying AMD. Lately the software giant has been acquiring a few hardware companies, will AMD be next? And what will that lead to?
Swift becomes Open Source
It was not so long time ago that Microsoft announced the Open Source switch of .NET, just a few days ago Apple announced that its programming language, Swift, will become Open Source. After Microsoft, Apple, are...
Windows 10 will be the last Windows
We spoke about how Microsoft opensourced .NET or about how Microsoft could even opensource Windows, or how Windows 10 could force secure boot. But few of us could’ve thought of Windows 10 as the last Operating...
Mono 4.0 will use .NET open source code
It hasn’t been long since Microsoft announced the release of .NET source code. One year later Mono developers decided to adopt that code in the popular software.
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