Category: Technology

Shelf desktop layout

Chrome OS has new Shelf desktop layout

Chromium technology evangelist François Beaufort posted on Google+ on Friday that the Canary channel Chrome OS released this week will enable the new Shelf desktop layout. The most natural change to the newly designed user...

LibreOffice Microsoft Store

Unknown developers publish LibreOffice on Microsoft Store

Although Microsoft Office has always been the most powerful productivity suite, LibreOffice has still been considered a strong contender for Microsoft Office with its open source, feature-rich and many other advantages. Recently, third-party developers...

vulnerable Chromebook

Chrome OS will supports .deb package installation

With Google’s unremitting efforts, Chromebook users can run Linux applications on the Linux-based Chrome OS system, and recently the company announced the introduction of support for the Debian installation package in the Files application. At...

OOMD

Facebook open source oomd: A new way to handle out-of-memory issues

Recently, on Facebook’s website, the company’s Daniel Xu announced open source oomd under the GPLv2 license. oomd is userspace Out-Of-Memory (OOM) killer for Linux systems, which mentioned in a recent article on block I/O latency controllers. When there is not enough memory, the...

Fedora's LXQt

Fedora calls to test the Fedora’s LXQt

Fedora, a popular Linux distribution for developers, has recently encountered a minor problem – if the new packager does not enhance support for maintaining a lightweight Qt desktop environment, Fedora’s LXQt desktop is at...

Python language server VSCode

Microsoft introduced the Python language server in VSCode

Microsoft continues to work to provide a better Python development experience by releasing the Python Language Server. It is currently available as part of the Python extension to Visual Studio Code and will be released...

Fuchsia

Google quietly develops Fuchsia as a successor to Android

Google’s quietly developed operating system Fuchsia may replace Android and Chrome OS within five years. However, according to CNBC, Google did not have a five-year plan. According to reports, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Hiroshi Lockiheimer,...