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ago GNOME 3.8 saw nothing to get its first update and we can be talking about the next major upgrade of the desktop, GNOME 3.10 , you will reach if there are no delays in between along with autumn.

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information found in Softpedia, which indicate that GNOME 3.10 includes many new features among which startup Wayland support .

Then

release schedule , if you are interested to track the state of development:

    • May 1, 2013 – GNOME 3.9.1
    • May 29, 2013 – GNOME 3.9.2
    • June 19, 2013 – GNOME 3.9.3
    • July 10, 2013 – GNOME 3.9.4
    • July 29, 2013 – GNOME 3.9.5
    • August 21, 2013 – GNOME 3.10 Beta
    • September 4, 2013 – GNOME 3.10 Beta 2
    • September 18, 2013 – GNOME 3.10 Release Candidate
    • September 23, 2013 – GNOME 3.10
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    Ye are many gamers who are not sure you will be over this week’s news that Disney has decided to close LucasArts. As they say, every cloud has a silver lining and Activision and Raven Software have released the source code Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy .

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    The story is told

    our fellow MuyComputer, where we recall that both games are based on the graphics engine id Software , id Tech 3, used in titles such as Quake III. The first Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, dates from 2002, the second Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, the following year (attention because arrive shortly after Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 1 and 2, two authentic past. Will the next to be “liberated”? wish).

    LucasArts

    is certainly an editor with classics behind from the likes of Maniac Mansion, The Secret of Monkey Island, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis or Maniac Mansion Day of the Tentacle ( memories that bring me these titles!), although the latter times have survived by Star Wars, and as his new owner, Disney, it’s not going to “survive” because the closure has taken.

    In any case, we may see a Linux port for the two games released , who knows. For now you can download the source code if you wish, in MuyComputer find links. A small video to remember:

    Tags: Activision, source code, Disney, Jedi, Jedi Academy, Jedi Outcast, Games, LucasArts, Open Source, Raven Software, Star Wars, video games

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    Any news about Ubuntu and its release cycles discarded move to rolling release model and non-LTS versions are left with half time support, 18 to 9 months . This was decided by the Ubuntu Technical Board, as told in The H Open.

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    As you know, the debate about the “times” of Ubuntu has been a hot topic in recent weeks, but at least one thing has already been decided: no version rolling release . On the contrary, what arises is now reduced time of normal versions support half. For what purpose? The offer updated packages in their own upgrades.

    apparently support time to save what used to test newer versions of packages to deliver them to the public. That is, the updates received in those nine months will not only security , as has always been, but include new versions of packages . In the coming weeks detailing all changes.

    non-LTS versions published and kept as 18 months of support and LTS five years, in both cases, needless to say, only security updates.

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    controversy over Ubuntu still open. Ingredients: Mir, rolling relase and ‘the community ‘. We will try to synthesize information as possible to facilitate understanding, because there is little that has been published so far and it seems that things are not going to be quiet (all links in this entry are required reading if is that we want to have all the data).

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    First, rolling release, yes or no? Latest news pointed to the proposal remained on the table, however Mark Shuttleworth is not convinced by the idea too , although he is open to review the release cycles whenever there is consensus. In short, there will be no rolling release for now (you really surprised because someone was not a 4.13 RR ?).

    But Shuttleworth spoke much more in his blog in a lengthy article that has not allowed comments. For example refers to discontent on the part of the Ubuntu community , which has not liked the secrecy for Canonical’s latest projects as Mir, the new graphical server . Muktware This article summarizes the situation and gives foremost sources among which has once again Jonathan Riddell, leading developer of Kubuntu, which is quite active lately with his statements.

    In fact, Riddell just answered a phrase-and something else-Shuttleworth in which he stated “I have absolutely no doubt that will work well on Mir KWin “, which Riddell says: “ I wonder why not you use KWin then, since after all it will work well with Mir and is based on Q t”. He continues: “But I have doubts that KWin works well with Mir and I’ve said so. You should check the facts before launching such assertions “. He continues with some recriminations towards Shuttleworth / Canonical summarized in ignorance of KWin , any contributions to KWin and no contact with the developers of KWin.

    There’s more: “I have to ask you to KWin let off the campaign pro-Mir. I did not ask Mir, Mir and and do not want to read articles like the one that has provoked this response lowers my motivation to have something to do with Mir. Mir is an answer to a question nobody asked. It is a solution to a problem that does not exist. “Some pretty harsh statements for who until recently was an employee of Canonical , but that is why they are quite juicy (there are many more” players “who have joined and this function would be endless, but it is worth recalling what Martin also said Grasslin, KWin maintainer).

    unrest in the ‘Ubuntu community’ is obviously beyond the Mir-KWin dilemma, and it speaks Jono Bacon, Ubuntu community manager, usually such a pretty diplomatic and as has again demonstrated. I leave you with what is published on the subject in Libuntu, in one and two articles sum it all pretty well.

    What is it? In a situation somewhat blurred that only time will clarify. Or not.


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    As we indicate in the comments, I have returned to mess up (once again!) and Riddell statements are not yours, but Martin Grasslin , KWin maintainer, that Riddell republic of integrity in his blog, I suppose, to show support.

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    No, we passed one of the day’s news, the new proposal for make Ubuntu a rolling release distro with all of the law, nothing released unless by Rick Spencer, director of engineering at Canonical, according to which the change would benefit both users and developers.

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    Broadly speaking, raising Spencer is continuing the LTS as usual, and leave semiannual releases for rolling release distribution and continuous update monthly releases Linux Arch-style, ie mostly updating packages in the installation images (not that Arch Linux do monthly).

    This would also include a large monthly update -added that arise every day, for all users of Ubuntu LTS, which ServicePack Windows, as there are delicate items that can not be updated each day, as the kernel, video drivers, etc..

    Thus

    most enthusiastic users dispondrían always have the latest versions of software stable , while professional users or those who would search for maximum stability, would enjoy extended support releases. Developers, meanwhile, would get rid of the work of preparing the current releases every six months.

    The truth is that the suggestion of Spencer has been well received in the Ubuntu mailing list, which has continued to simmer all day, and has even done a Hangout on Google+ (YouTube video) to openly discuss the idea. How could it be otherwise discordant voices claiming that not a matter of scale, but of “actual implementation” , with all that that entails (maintain quality and stability, mainly), have been quick to make themselves heard.

    As you know, it’s not the first time he intends to jump into rolling release model from within Canonical , but if one thing is clear is that history going for long. Soon will be held next Ubuntu Developer Summit, which will focus on all of the new versions of Ubuntu for smartphones and tablets, so not expected to address this issue . But who knows.

    What is your opinion? Would you like a rolling release Ubuntu in the terms proposed?

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    Could be rolling release Ubuntu from Ubuntu 14.04

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    Canonical developers are debating a change really crucial in the development cycle distribution, which since its inception has respected that pace for a new version every six months. Ubuntu users have become accustomed to that pace, but that does not mean there is an equally interesting turn distro Ubuntu in a ‘rolling release’ .

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    The best example is probably rolling release distribution Arch Linux, which has become a model of efficiency of this philosophy on which no predetermined cycles of new releases: our distribution is always the last because they are installed components that are considered ready for production automatically.

    Actually this behavior is similar to the versions of Windows , who for years have worked with the mechanism of the automatic updates and only looked radically affected Where the appearing service packs, which are merely sets updates. The advantages of a rolling release model are obvious, for example would not have to wait for the next version of Ubuntu to enjoy the improvements in new kernels.

    are debating what the Ubuntu developers, as confirmed in a Google Hangout a developer Canonical, indicating that possible migration to a rolling release philosophy from Ubuntu 14.04 , which would the latest version of Ubuntu would respect the classic cycle of 6 months of development.

    The downside, as discussed in Ars Technica, is the fact that to some extent rolling releases are usually less stable distributions that distributions with fixed cycles of renovation, especially by the fact that distributions like Ubuntu have the opportunity to have several drafts and plenty of time to detect problems (most, anyway) and fix them before releasing the final versions.

    can see the video of this Google Hangout and jump to minute 42 to hear those comments on the possible migration to a rolling release model.

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    We Release: MuyCloud for everything related to the cloud

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    our fellow MuyComputerPRO point, today we officially present MuyCloud, a new website integrated within the universe of MuyComputerPRO, whose focus centers on the cloud from a professional perspective . MuyCloud materializes with a separate proposal the interest of our professional users for all that surrounds cloud technology that is revolutionizing our relationship with computers.

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    MuyCloud has vocation niche site, useful and specialized. It goes much further than the parent web, MuyComputerPRO , both in the number of content and in depth articles, case studies, debates proposed, etc.. It is definitely one of our big bets for this 2013. MuyCloud goes to swell our “cluster” of online magazines led MCPRO professionals and also part MuySeguridad, MuyCanal and now MuyCloud.

    The cloud technology is becoming increasingly important within the ICT industry. There is a growing interest in learning more about everything related to security, solutions, benefits and businesses that have opted for the cloud. In MuyCloud want to be the main channel of specialized information on this technology is here to stay and so much interest.

    muycloud We Release: MuyCloud for everything related to the cloud

    MuyCloud is structured through the following sections :

    • News: News daily on the cloud, which include events, courses and studies that address the issue.

    • Solutions: In this section we publish all solutions of hardware, software, storage and cloud platforms that appear on the market.
    • Services: One of the key points of the cloud, the services, division greatly benefited by the emergence of the cloud.
    • Security: In this section we write about something that continues to concern companies, the security of their data when they are in the cloud.
    • Virtualization: An important part of the cloud that we will not leave behind.
    • Success: Here’s information about companies that have already adopted cloud solutions and services and explain, first hand, how it has helped them become more productive.

    help you decide the best solutions and cloud services available at all times. See you in MuyCloud.

    Tags: Cloud Computing, MuyCloud, muycloud.com, MuyComputerPRO cloud professionals, web sites, Total Publishing Network, TPNet, virtualization, web, web specializing in cloud

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    The official release of Pebble begin on January 23

    Pebble

    is one of the most interesting projects that offered technological scene in 2012. The smart wristwatch gained international attention when its creators raised over $ 10 million on Kickstarter, when the sum proposed was “only” 100,000. The creation of the device suffered twists, turns and delays of several months, but the finished product was unveiled at CES 2013.

    official distribution “SmartWatch” begin on January 23 . Kickstarter who contributed financially to be the first to receive the gadget, which will be available later on its official website. According to executives making Pebble wristwatch is about 15,000 units per week, so that distribution to all backers take just under 2 months.

    AIkSu official Pebble Distribution will begin on January 23

    Pebble is a wristwatch that syncs with an iPhone or Android smartphone and displays information such as incoming calls, messages, calendar events, emails, etc.. The gadget has evolved considerably since the original project and now includes ambient light sensor, magnetometer and magnetic cord for charging, among other features. It is also waterproof and promises integration with RunKeeper , but during the show at CES 2013, said he still was not ready.

    is good to see so interesting that this proposal could overcome obstacles appeared over the months. Pebble can be the trigger for a new generation of smartphones integrated with smart watches. Recall that there are rumors that Apple and Intel are also working on their own “SmartWatch”. We will monitor developments and will update when more details.

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    A week before its final release, Fedora 18 RC

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    three days ago we talked about a further delay of Fedora 18 it seems that the final-, today’s news is more positive: habemus release candidate .

    fedora18 A a week of final release, Fedora 18 RC

    info found in Muktware, which indicate that this step prior to final release resolves some of these “errors blockers” by those who failed to meet deadlines initially announced. Specifically, three major errors are resolved systemd, Lorax and renewed Anaconda , the system installer.

    According

    count in mailing lists, “the fat” is solved, so that “this construction can be legitimately called RC1″. Will there be a RC2? We do not know, but there is still an error pending review which could be described as “blocking”.

    Afternoon

    much undoubtedly most Fedora users prefer receiving a system as stable as possible. To start testing, rather than resorting to the latest beta, already has its time, download Fedora 18 RC 1 is a better choice. But only for testing. The final version will January 15 .

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    Linux Mint 14 Release Candidate, available

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    The creator of this distribution has been commissioned to announce the availability of Linux Mint 14 “Nadia” RC , the version which as you know is the last step before the release of the final edition.

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    new version of Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal comes with “an impressive list of improvements”, and with special attention to the desktop environments. So, we will have available MATE 1.4 , Cinnamon 1.6 (with significant changes in areas such as notifications, a new file explorer-Nemo-exchanger or the new Alt-Tab task with thumbnails), or MDM , the display manager that provides a great power when customizing the desktop with all types of subjects.

    But also come

    changes in software manager , which uses a new customer rather apt aptdaemon, facing certain problems. Changes in appearance-with-new wallpapers are also important, but especially noticeable in Cinnamon 1.6, a desktop environment that certainly has its own personality.

    You can get more details in the official announcement in the release notes or in the list of new features of Linux Mint 14. And of course you can download the distribution to begin evaluating from any mirror of the distribution.

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