April 10, 2015
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Dell has come through again with its latest laptop that’s just for Linux developers: The fourth generation Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition. This model is the latest in Dell’s high-end workstation laptops for programmers. Unlike earlier models, this latest power … Continue reading
April 9, 2015
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As expected, container technology, especially Docker, has become hotter than ever in clouds. What you might not have expected was for Microsoft to adopt Docker for Azure. Well, surprise! They have. First, a little background. Clouds are built on virtual … Continue reading
April 6, 2015
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CoreOS’s first plan was to bring container-enabled Linux to the cloud. The company is still working on that, but with its new program Tectonic, it’s upped its game. The company is working on bringing Google’s container management system, Kubernetes, to … Continue reading
April 5, 2015
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Google recently grabbed a lot of headlines for its new Chromebit, a Chrome OS computer in a HDMI stick. That’s fine, but Google and Asus are far from the first to put a computer on an HDMI stick. That honor … Continue reading
April 3, 2015
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Enough is enough. Apple’s iOS 8 mobile operating system came out in mid-September. Since then, the company has delivered seven — count ’em, seven — patch releases, and iOS 8 still doesn’t work that well. Argh! iOS 8.3 should be … Continue reading
April 1, 2015
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You may think of Ubuntu as a desktop Linux, and it is, but it’s also the most popular Linux on Amazon EC2 cloud and very popular on most other cloud platforms. So it only makes good sense that Canonical, Ubuntu’s … Continue reading