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A peek at the Snapcraft Summit

In the style introduced by the famous BarCamps of old, the agenda is totally free-form and attendee-generated. Of course, that doesn’t mean we’ll sit down and relax! There are many things planned that need tackling. Every attendee already has a long laundry list of things to work on; as a group we will move forward and check things off the list as the days go by. We are going to be covering a wide range of technologies and domains, from GUI oriented electron based applications and its development stack to robotics, with a spice and language frameworks and command line tools for the cloud would be the few to mention.

Welcome to the Red Hat family @coreos! https://t.co/DcF67Yioix

— Jim Whitehurst (@JWhitehurst) January 30, 2018

​Linux 4.15: Good news and bad news about Meltdown and Spectre | ZDNet

On the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML), Torvalds explained, “The bulk of the 4.15 work is all the regular plodding ‘boring’ stuff. And I mean that in the best possible way. It may not be glamorous and get the headlines, but it’s the bread and butter of kernel development, and is in many ways the really important stuff.”

TING

• Ting – mobile that makes sense

How a SNAP Gets Made

• We’re live in downtown Seattle at the Canonical January SNAP Sprint event.

• We’re joined by some big names this week

• Plex

• Slack
• Microsoft Azure
• Electron
• .NET
• Skype
• Visual Studio Code

DigitalOcean

• DigitalOcean: SSD Cloud Server, VPS Server, Simple Cloud Hosting

All Aboard The Meson Future Hype Train

For quite a while now, the build system that we’ve endorsed at elementary has been CMake. CMake does a pretty decent job at being legible and we’ve provided a number of modules to make sure that it can do all of the things we need it to do without developers having to spend a lot of time writing build system code. Let’s face it, build system code is boring and spending time writing it is time spent away from actually making your app more awesome. That’s why I’m excited to say that the new hotness is here and it sure is new and hot.

LinuxBoot

LinuxBoot is a firmware for modern servers that replaces specific firmware functionality like the UEFI DXE phase with a Linux kernel and runtime.

Introducing the CSD Initiative

Unless you’re one of a very lucky few, you probably use apps with title bars. In case you’ve never come across that term, title bars are the largely empty bars at the top of some application windows. They contain only the window title and a close button, and are completely separate from the window’s content. This makes them very inflexible, as they can not contain any additional UI elements, or integrate with the application window’s content.

• Server side decorations and Wayland

The situation is that GNOME Shell and Weston require CSD, but KDE Plasma and Sway do not. In fact we created a protocol (supported by GTK) that allows to negotiate with the Wayland compositor whether to use CSD or SSD.

• An update on Pipewire – the multimedia revolution

The video handling we hope to enable in Fedora Workstation 28 as mentioned, while the other pieces we will work towards enabling in later releases as the components mature.

Linux Academy

• Linux Academy | Linux and AWS Online Training

  Back to Plasma

The latest and greatest of KDE community software packaged on a rock-solid base.

• Tilix: A tiling terminal emulator

Tilix is an advanced GTK3 tiling terminal emulator that follows the Gnome Human Interface Guidelines.

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• .NET Renaissance

@dominucco @ChrisLAS .NET is big in Healthcare which are huge applications

— mase (@mase_nocturnal) February 14, 2017

@ChrisLAS @dominucco totally getting my position changed to docker captain! Also i use c# @ wk. Pushing for mono / core to avoid irrelevance

— mase (@mase_nocturnal) February 14, 2017

Hoopla

Oracle has filed an appeal in its copyright lawsuit against Google – Recode

Oracle has appealed a May ruling that favored Google’s use of software that Oracle claimed did not fall under fair use.

Rust’s 2017 roadmap – The Rust Programming Language Blog

This year, the overarching theme is productivity, especially for early-stage
Rust users.

Mike’s new toy

Looking For a C++ Alternative on IOT

• Mike’s New Project
• Lulz Bot 3D Printer
• Free as in Libre
• Balancing ease of development with down to the metal power and cost of components.
• What about the JVM?

• Gobot

• JetBrains Gogland: Up and Coming Go IDE

Up and Coming Go IDE

Tool of the Week

• JetBrains Toolbox

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Mike shares his adventures in Ubuntu land this week, after a MacBook disaster. Then we discuss the implications of IBM backing Swift on their cloud.

Plus some feedback, code as speech, and more!

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Linux Adventure pt 1: First Look | dominickm.com

The machine I’m running is Ubuntu 15.10 on a slim Dell tower with no graphics card and 8GB of Ram — it should be noted that it started with 4GB but I found that I had a spare stick lying around, so I went ahead and pushed it to eight. Overall, the performance has been phenomenal and there have been no obvious speed or animation issues in the Unity desktop.

• elementary blog — RE: Geary

Swift on the IBM Cloud

“We are making it easy for developers to start developing their Swift apps in the cloud,” Diaz says.

The Fish of the Show

More “shops” + < projects = Shady
Is the traditional W2 shop in trouble?

Cyanogen Launches A New MOD Platform For Deeper Integration Of Apps In Android — Not To Be Confused With The CyanogenMod Custom ROM

Here is a list of the MODs that will be available on launch and what you should expect them to do:

• Skype: integrates in the native dialer for VOIP calling, call history, and easy switching from voice to video calls.
• Cortana: “hands-free multitasking” including voice-activated selfies.
• Hyperlapse: integrates as a mode in the native camera, allows you to shoot Hyperlapses.
• OneNote: has many entry points in the OS (dialer, browser, email, calendar) to quickly jot down notes, as well as a Quick Settings tile.
• TrueCaller: identifies spam calls and texts right away and lets you block them.
• Social lockscreen: shows relevant posts right on your lockscreen. The promo photo only demonstrates Instagram with the full photo taking up your lockscreen and the caption in the lower part.

You should expect the MOD platform to roll out to users with the Cyanogen OS 13 update

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• Dev Laptop Protips

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Something is rotten at GitHub. We discuss the big problem they’re facing & why for most of us, we already have a backup plan.

Plus why Project Rider might get you excited & how the Parse shutdown is hitting Mike.

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Something’s Rotten in the State of Github

• Github Is Undergoing An Overhaul
  Enterprise VS Consumer

Project Rider

• JetBrains Project Rider

Risk and Benefits of Running On 3rd Party Services

• Parse Shutdown

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With Mike’s move to Florida in progress he joins us via phone for a run through of the major JetBrains subscription hoopla, transitioning from a tester to a developer & that big poaching scandal comes to an expensive close!

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How I went from a tester to a developer role

• How JetBrains Lost Years of Customer Loyalty in Just a Few Hours

Yesterday’s big news, at least for many developers, is that JetBrains – maker of popular tools like IntelliJ and ReSharper – is moving to a software-as-a-service subscription model for their products.

Previously, buying a JetBrains product got you a perpetual license and a year of upgrades. Once the license expired, any software you had received under that license would continue to work, but you would need to buy another license to get further upgrades. It was a simple model that worked just fine for many people, and most customers upgraded every year.

Starting November 2, though, that all stops. After that date, JetBrains will no longer sell these perpetual licenses. Instead, you can rent access to their software on a month-by-month basis.

• Introducing JetBrains Toolbox, easier access to your coding tools, more control and flexibility, and a lower entry price | JetBrains Company Blog

As of November 2, 2015, we will introduce JetBrains Toolbox—a collection of our popular desktop tools (IDEs, utilities and extensions) available on a monthly or yearly subscription basis. With JetBrains Toolbox, you can pick and choose one or more tools that best suit your current needs, or go for the ‘All products’ plan that comes with special savings. You decide what to put in your Toolbox and for how long.

• All Products $ 19.90 /month

• kreay’s top comments on reddit )

My indie (personal) IntelliJ purchase was $100/year. Now it’s $120/year (except for the first-year upgrade hook of $10 off) and it now turns off after each year.

Don’t Build a Billion-Dollar Business. Really.

Apple, Google, and other tech giants will pay $415 million in poaching scandal settlement

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• Which direction?

• New Monitor

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