We are letting the tech giants win, says Kyle Rankin
Linux Journal has closed with "no operating funds to continue in any capacity", according to a notice on its site.
First published in March 1994, Linux Journal was founded by Phil Hughes and Bob Young, the latter being the co-founder of Red Hat.
The first issue, which you can read online, includes an article by Linus Torvalds where he talks about the imminent release of Linux 1.0, remarking that "1.0 has little 'real meaning', as far as development goes, but should be taken as an indication that it can be used for real work".
"The lack of a newsstand presence meant we lost one of our main avenues for attracting new readers to the magazine," wrote editor Kyle Rankin in a reflection on the mag's history earlier this year.
In December 2017, Rankin announced the journal's closure, but was rescued by London Trust Media, a VPN service provider, which worked out a plan to make the publication viable.
It gives us immense pleasure to announce the latest release of the Orangescrum Open Source base code.
Orangescrum Open source edition offers simple yet highly effective project and task management absolutely free for its users. You can create unlimited projects, milestones and tasks to collaborate among your teams.
Release Summary
The release consists of code & UI/UX improvements, bug fixes and deprecation issues fixes.
The best thing about this release among others is the ability to directly invite/add users to Orangescrum without the SMTP setup. It saves you time and hassle of setting up email configuration to get your team on-board.
How to add users in the Orangescrum V1.8.0?
Click on “Add User” on the User list page. The revised pop-up has an additional field for “password”.
The admin can set a password of his choice and once he has successfully added the user, he can share the email id and password with the user to login.
The user can login to the tool and change password if he wishes to.
The Manjaro Linux development team today announced the availability of Manjaro Linux 20.2 as a second version for the Manjaro Linux 20 series of GNU/Linux distribution based on Arch Linux.Named "Nibia", Manjaro Linux 20.2 brings all the latest GNU/Linux technologies and open-source software.Compared to Manjaro 20.1, Manjaro Linux 20.2 upgrades the KDE Plasma interface from Plasma 5.19 to the latest Plasma 5.20.4 and the GNOME interface from version 3.36 to the newer version GNOME 3.38.2.On the other hand, the new version of Manjaro Linux also features the lightweight Xfce 4.14 interface, as Xfce 4.16 is still in development and is expected to be released in early 2021.If you like the Cinnamon environment, you'll also find the latest version of Cinnamon 4.8 in software repositories.The new Version Manjaro Nibia runs the latest Linux 5.9 kernel series for better hardware support, uses the Pamac package manager that has been updated to version 9.5.12, and includes many other upstream updates.If you want to install Manjaro distribution on your computer, you can download Xfce, GNOME, and KDE Plasma images as ISO from the official website.
All three versions, run with the long-term supported Linux 5.4 LTS kernel and newer Linux VPS versions.
That is not strange at all, that the majority of those, who are deeply interested in the contribution into that really interesting and potentially successful environment are looking for the opportunities to do so.
For instance, nowadays, we could see a rapid increase in the number of open source applications upon different platforms.
So, making a long story short, an open source software is a software, which makes it possible for a user to view, copy and edit the code.
For instance, one of the most popular and famous proprietary softwares could be called Windows, Apple, WinRAR or App Store.
It erected, when different groups of programmers came up with an idea, that it seems to be impossible any more to follow the old traditions of the pioneers of that business, and there is a great need in a more open and free market.
There are several pretty important points, which give us an opportunity to say, that the open source softwares are one of the best modern decisions for the whole world of cyber industry.
Customer relationship management (CRM) software enables a business to perform limitless business intelligence in an organized process without being stymied by friction resulting in a better relationship with customers.
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Fire or ice, brands need to even work on the relational intelligence in order to lead with a sense.
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