mintCast 215 – 2014 – A Year in Review

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2014 – A Year in Review

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  • OpenSource.com
    • Opensource.com is an online publication focused on how open source is applied to different areas including business, education, government, health, law and other disciplines of life.
      Our goal is to further the open source way by sharing the open source movement. Our community of readers is made up of those who believe that open participation and sharing can tackle the business, social, environmental, and technological challenges facing us today.
    • (opensource.com/)

Tip:

  • VIM tutorial for beginners:
    • Vim is a powerful text based application that can be used to create, modify or save text based files. The following tutorial will introduce you to the basic functionality of vim as well as how to utilize some of its most powerful features.
    • (dillonhale.com)

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One Reply to “mintCast 215 – 2014 – A Year in Review”

  1. anthonyvenable110

    While I was happy to upgrade to 17.1 I was a bit disappointed when programs were not updated such as LibreOffice. I would really rather not have to resort to repos to get the updates that I want, that it was done via the update center. A bigger concern that I have is the release of Ubuntu Mate, while I am happy to see Mate being used by a larger audience I still don’t like the idea that it could be a danger to Linux Mint Mate itself. I would hope that the developers of Linux Mint even care about that possibility and are going to offer some compelling reason to use Linux Mint Mate over Ubuntu Mate.

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