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Mon 21.May 2012
QStringLiteral
is a new macros introduced in Qt 5 to create QString from string literals.
(String literals are a string within "" included in the source code).
In this blog [...]
With the move to 'Precise Pangolin,' Canonical's business-focused Linux OS gains several new productivity features
Ubuntu Business Desktop Remix, launched by Canonical back in February and based on Ubuntu Linux 11.10 'Oneiric Ocelot', has now received a major update to version 12.04 'Precise Pangolin'.
“Designed for [...]
Krebsonsecurity har lagt upp bilder på en kortskimmer som hittats på en bankomat i USA. Skimmern är en helt integrerad lösning som placeras ovanpå bankomatens normala kortlucka.
Skimmern sedd framifrån. Ser seriös ut.
Vänder man på skimmern ser man hur den innehåller en läsare för kortets magnetremsa, [...]
Soft proofing is a technique which allows you to see what the photo will look like when printed using a specific printer and photo media (paper, canvas, etc.) without actually printing the photo. Many professional photo processing applications support soft proofing, and digiKam is no exception.
To [...]
While investigating the case of some packages responsible for
uninstallability on the s390x architecture, I stumbled upon one
FTBFS on a single architecture, reported as
#673590 (<insert some nice words
about software shipping with a decent testsuite>).
Given the int versus size_t question was asked, I grabbed this [...]
Linus has released the 3.4 kernel. Significant features in
this release include the Yama security module, support for the x32 ABI, asymmetric multiprocessing support,
the dm-verity device mapper target, and
more. For details, see the always-excellent KernelNewbies 3.4 page.
[...]
Sun 20.May 2012
I'm pleased to announce the new available EBook-Manager calibre package 0.8.52 for Balsam Professional / openSUSE.
Whats happend since the last Minorupdate?
New Features
EPUB Input: When setting the cover for a book that identifies its cover image, but not the html wrapper around the cover, try to detect [...]
I was on vacations for a few days last week, therefor my list of RC bugs is
a bit shorter this time. thanks again to everyone who sent patches to the
BTS that I could just use.
#625230 – libfile-path-perl: "libfile-path-perl: uninstallable, obsoleted by [...]
A couple of weeks ago was the first anniversary of orphaning Qt3 in Debian, see bug 625502.
In this year, Qt3 has got a few QA uploads with the most relevant change being support to multiarch. And, more importantly, nobody seemed to care enough to step [...]
A couple of weeks ago was the first anniversary of orphaning Qt3 in Debian, see bug 625502.
In this year, Qt3 has got a few QA uploads with the most relevant change being support to multiarch. And, more importantly, nobody seemed to [...]
With the
sound of the freeze approaching,
we have been receiving a few more transition requests
lately. Thankfully, a lot of them can apparently be processed at the
same time, that's why we have currently the following, crazy
tracker summary:
Of course there are some transitions that started because [...]
So that grad student has just submitted his thesis and you are
invited to review it. With these quick tips, you can test the
limits of the student’s willpower, and make his degree a little
more deserved by putting him up for some constructive mind games.
[...]
So, Blaine Bublitz of IcedDev volunteered us to give a talk at next
month’s Phoenix Mobile Technology Group meetup on the EnyoJS web
application framework.
I’ve been doing EnyoJS for about a year now, having dabbled in it when I first
got my HP Touchpad (which ran Enyo1 as [...]
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