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The Verge review the current crop of Chromebooks

June 18, 2014

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Looking for a cheap laptop, check out the review of the latest crop of Chromebooks

This Is My Next: the best Chromebook

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Microsoft: All Build announcements in 15 minutes

A new update for Windows 10. Bots, Cortana, and more bots. Big changes for Skype. Xbox running Windows apps. Build was a big deal, here’s everything that happened.

All of Microsoft’s Build announcements in 15 minutes

Joli Cloud have produced a Chrome app for cloud storage

Joli Cloud have produced a Chrome app which allows users to access to their files stored in services such as Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive. There is a free version, but the commercial version is on a monthly or yearly subscription, but could be a neat way to use up all that free storage, for a low cost.

Ian Murdock: founder of the Debian project passes away at the age of 42 RIP

Dear friends and members of the open source community,
It is with great sadness that we inform you that Ian Murdock passed away on Monday night. This is a tragic loss for his family, for the Docker community, and the broader open source world; we all mourn his passing. To Ian’s children, family and loved ones, we offer our full support and deepest sympathies.
Ian was perhaps best known professionally as the founder of the Debian project, which he created while still a student at Purdue University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in computer science in 1996. Debian was one of the first Linux distros to be forged, and it is widely regarded as a one of the most successful open-source projects ever launched. Ian helped pioneer the notion of a truly open project and community, embracing open design and open contribution; in fact the formative document of the open source movement itself (the Open Source Definition) was originally a Debian position statement. It is a testament to Ian’s …

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