Entangle 2.0 ‘Sodium’ The Entangle app running on UbuntuĪs a former Canon DSLR owner - I recently migrated to MFT - open-source Entangle software was one of the first things I installed after a fresh install.Įntangle 2.0 was recently released, adding a couple of new new features, like being able to highlight over exposed pixels in red. To learn more about Ubuntu Core head over to the Canonical website. It can run on pretty much anything, including a range of Raspberry Pi SBCs.īased on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Ubuntu Core 18 will get 10 years of low-cost security maintenance. Previously known as Ubuntu Snappy Core, Ubuntu Core makes heavy use of Snap technology to deliver and manage app and software updates, and improve security. Pitched squarely at powering the ‘ internet of things‘, Ubuntu Core is a stripped down, pared back version of Ubuntu that is supremely lightweight. While we’re on the topic of operating system releases, it’d be remiss of us to not mention that Canonical has made a brand new version of Ubuntu Core available to download.
Via AndroidPolice Ubuntu Core 18 Ubuntu powers all the things
#Simplenote ubuntu android
You can download Android x86 as 32-bit and 64-bit ISO images from the Android x86 project website, or via FossHub: It also supports the freeform window mode introduced/hidden in Android ‘N’. Taskbar adds a start menu and ‘recent apps tray’ to the top of the screen. Open-source utility Taskbar has been added as an optional, alternative launcher. Users of Intel HD & G45 graphics can also enjoy hardware accelerated codecs for high quality video playback. The latest stable release of Android x86 is based on Android 8.1 Oreo, and features tweaks and fine-tuning to make the mobile OS run faster and more efficient on regular x86 computers.Īndroid x86 8.1 features the latest LTS Linux kernel 4.19.15, and offers OpenGL ES 3.0 acceleration supporting a variety of Intel, AMD and Nvidia graphics chips. Now, Android isn’t a particularly great as a desktop operating system, but the novelty value of being able to run mobile apps on a PC is hard to resist. Android x86 8.1 Android x86 is a desktop spin of Androidĭo you long to run Android 8.1 Oreo on your laptop or desktop PC? With the latest release from the Android x86 project, you can! We take in a pair of popular operating systems, a useful photography app, and a popular open-source note taking client. In this post we roundup some of the latest and more notable updates. It’s been another busy month in the land of Linux app and distro releases.
0 kommentar(er)
