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Ubuntu 13.10 Review

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• Linux only needs one ‘killer’ game to explode, says Battlefield director – Is Ubuntu ready?

• Mark Shuttleworth on how the Ubuntu Edge dream lives on in the iPhone

• Canonical readies Ubuntu 13.10 for cloud duty with OpenStack Havana

Ubuntu’s Juju tool can also now manage LXC Linux containers, an OS-level virtualisation technology that enables more workloads to run on a single machine than full virtualisation, potentially reducing cost for service providers, the firm said.

Juju also now supports bundles, which enables a user to automate deployment of an entire stack without the need for scripting, and export that bundle to share with other admins, according to Baker.

• Ubuntu 13.10 review coming up. For the love, talk about Juju. : LinuxActionShow

• Ubuntu Dash Search Is Not Anonymous

Search results are sent to Canonical, and then to the third parties. Rather that data is “anonymized” when its received by Canonical is irrelevant. Canonical knows where the search originated as it has to send the results back to that same device.

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Weekly Spotlight Pick:

• Debian 7: 7.2 released

• Neptune 3.3 is ready

• PCLinuxOS-KDE/MiniMe 2013.10

• PCLinuxOS-LXDE 2013.10

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• Cinnamon 2.0 Released, Becomes An Entire Desktop Environment

• Introducing ownCloud 6

• HP Admits What We Already Knew: Microsoft Is At War With Its OEM Partners

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  • The engine is based on a deferred renderer as of Leadwerks 2.1 and a unified lighting system that allows for dynamic lighting and soft shadowing without the use of lightmaps or any pre-compilation.
  • Modules have been made by members of the community to allow the use of the engine in languages such as Java, C#, VB.NET, and Python, but C/C++, BlitzMax and Lua are its originally targeted and officially supported languages.
  • A license costs $200 per user. A full source code license can also be purchased for an undisclosed amount.

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