Showing posts with label released. Show all posts
Showing posts with label released. Show all posts
Thursday, July 20, 2017
DB2 Express C 9 7 4 released!
DB2 Express C 9 7 4 released!
Improvements include:
- An up to 37% lighter download footprint on Windows and Linux
- Ability to store string match patterns for LIKE conditions in database columns
- Faster indexing and more powerful searches using DB2 Text Search
- Compound triggers for UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE
Its interesting to note that DB2 Express-C 9.7.4 came out on the cloud first and as a traditional download second. The cloud image template for Rightscale/Amazon EC2 has been available since past Friday.
Thursday, June 29, 2017
Debian Installer Free released
Debian Installer Free released
The free Debian Installer has just hit the market:
get it while its hot here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpwebsites.debianinstallerfree
Key features include:
Three types of Debian image core, lightweight, full
Both have:
Ability to install a full operating system on your phone
XFCE Desktop (very lightweight)
Working update manager
Ability to access files on your SD card and internal memory from Debian
Ability to set screen size on boot (you no longer have to download a certain image for different screen sizes!)
Full is includes:
900MB download, which is 3.5GB once extracted
Full XFCE desktop with all the addons
Lots of apps perfect for developing including
Lightweight image includes:
500MB download, which is 2GB once extracted
Includes only apps required for everything to work, leaving lots of space for your own programs but having a smaller image
Core image includes:
*200MB to download 750MB once extracted
*Just the base system including no GUI just command line
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Debian Squeeze Released! ah ne doch nicht
Debian Squeeze Released! ah ne doch nicht
Just a moment ago the download folder appeared:
http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/squeeze_di_rc1/
Update: �hm, ja sorry. RC hei�t release candidate. Nicht release. Da war ich wohl etwas voreilig :)
Aber es gibt ein release date. Laut Debian Mailingliste am 5. oder 6. Februar 2011.
Tuesday, May 30, 2017
Desktop Gmail Client WMail 2 0 0 Stable Released
Desktop Gmail Client WMail 2 0 0 Stable Released
WMail is a free, open source desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox, available for Linux, Windows, and Mac.
The application is a wrapper for Gmail / Google Inbox with unlimited account support, on top of which it adds features such as native desktop notifications (notification bubble and sound), unread email counter in the tray, and more.
Compared to other such applications, like Franz or Rambox, which support many other services, WMail provides a lot more customization, including per-account settings, and it integrates more tightly with the desktop. For instance, both Franz and Rambox notify you about new emails, but they dont display the most recent emails in the indicator / tray menu, like WMail.
Also, WMail provides native desktop notifications (Franz and Rambox suppose to support this as well, but at least for me, the notifications dont work for Gmail), and an unread email counter on the Unity launcher (which Rambox supports but Franz doesnt).
Therefore, WMail is more useful if you only need Gmail, especially if you use multiple Gmail accounts, however, alternatives like Franz or Rambox might be a better option if you use multiple services.
Therefore, WMail is more useful if you only need Gmail, especially if you use multiple Gmail accounts, however, alternatives like Franz or Rambox might be a better option if you use multiple services.
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| WMail settings and the Unity Launcher unread email badge counter |
The latest WMail 2.0.0 stable includes quite a few interesting changes. For instance, on Linux, theres a new option to ignore GPU blacklist (Settings > Advanced), which should solve rendering issues, another new option for displaying the unread email count in the Unity launcher icon, and more.
Heres a list of the most interesting changes in WMail 2.0.0 (stable):
- Tray / AppIndicator changes:
- tray icon designer in the settings screen;
- option to change the background color of the tray icon;
- auto-theming of tray depending on OS theme;
- DPI Multiplier for tray icon for users with 4K monitors;
- changed tray menu to have submenus for each mailbox (see the first screenshot in this article);
- focus the WMail window when clicking on emails in the tray;
- User interface:
- unread count over app icon for Ubuntu users using Unity (General > Show app unread badge);
- removed excess top space from side-menu on Linux, Windows and when the toolbar is enabled;
- add option to set your own CSS and JavaScript on a per mailbox basis;
- detecting when you launch WMail in an offline state and showing a splash screen rather than a broken WMail;
- changed the layout of the settings screen to use the available screen space;
- support for 38+ dictionary languages;
- added Primary Inbox support for Gmail;
- added ignore-gpu-blacklist flag under advanced for Linux users having rendering issues;
- updated to Chrome 53, Electron 1.4.4 and React 15.3.2.
There are quite a few other changes and various bug fixes. For a complete list, see the application GitHub page.
Note that some of these changes were already available in WMail if you were using a prerelease, and not the stable version.
Download WMail
Download WMail (binaries available for Linux - deb and generic, Windows and Mac)
If you encounter bugs, report them @ GitHub.
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Friday, May 26, 2017
Debian GNU Linux 8 7 Released Update ISOs Now Available
Debian GNU Linux 8 7 Released Update ISOs Now Available
The Debian Project has released the seventh update of Debian 8 Jessie. This release ships with tons of security updates, bug fixes, and updated packages. The existing users of Debian 8 need to point the apt package tool to one of the updated Debian mirrors and get the update. The new installation media and ISO images are yet to be published.
Update: Debian 8.7�s ISO images are now available for download. It can be grabbed via these mirrors or download the installation images from here.
ack in early 2015, Debian 8.0 Jessie was released after spending two years in development. This release switched back to GNOME as the default desktop environment choice. Now, the Debian Project is here with the latest update to this long-standing Linux distribution.
The seventh update of Debian 8, i.e. Debian GNU/Linux 8.7, has just been released. As expected, this release fixes tons of existing security issues. Notably, many of the included security advisories were already published and referenced.
Long time Linux users must be knowing that security is one of the primary concern of the Debian Project. The project handles all security-related issues brought to their attention and ensures their fixes in a reasonable time limit.
The release notes for Debian 8.7 include many bug fixes and security updates, which you can find here. The release has 80+ bugfixes and 80+ security patches.
One should also note that Debian GNU/Linux 8.7 isn�t a new version of Debian. Instead, it includes security updates and updated packages. So, if you�re already running Debian 8 Jessie, you don�t need to perform a fresh install. Just update via an updated Debian mirror to get all the new packages.
At the moment, new installation media and CD/DVD images are yet to be published. We�ll be updating the article when the ISO images will be available.
Did you find the Debian GNU/Linux 8.7 release exciting? Don�t forget to share your feedback.
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Debian Squeeze released
Debian Squeeze released
After two years waiting Debian version 6.0 released last week.
The code name of the project is Squeeze.
The name of the version borrowed from the name of characters in the film "Toy Story". Debian web site is redesigned with the release of new version.
Home page is www.debian.org
The code name of the project is Squeeze.
The name of the version borrowed from the name of characters in the film "Toy Story". Debian web site is redesigned with the release of new version.
Home page is www.debian.org
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