Month April 2022
This article provides a summary of the new features in the Qt 6.3 toolkit, which brings improvements and bug fixes. Learn more here. The post Qt 6.3 Released with Improved Wayland Support, Quick Compilers + More appeared first on Linux… Continue Reading →
Bye-bye, IMDb TV. The Amazon-backed free ad-supported streaming service will now be called, drum roll please, Freevee. Yes, Freevee. The rebrand will begin on April 27 and while we’re not sure how this is any different from its 2019 name… Continue Reading →
Enlarge (credit: Aurich Lawson | Getty Images) Benn Jordan was flattered when he scanned his inbox. Jordan is a musician who records and performs under various pseudonyms, most famously as The Flashbulb. His music is best described as electronica with… Continue Reading →
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Windows Central: Windows 11 may be the latest operating system from Microsoft, but [Wednesday was] about Windows 3.1. It’s the birthday of the classic OS, marking 30 years since its launch on April… Continue Reading →
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Imitation, it is said, is the sincerest form of flattery. If this is true, then Microsoft is clearly fawning over macOS as the PowerToys development team are busy borrowing ideas from Apple’s operating system. Just last week we were treated… Continue Reading →
This post should get cross posted to the The Teknoids List Discourse forum. We shall see. Apparently I do need to save the settings before it’ll think about working.