NEWS 》 Weekly News Digest - Week 01 - June 2020
UDOO BOLT GEAR AMD Ryzen Embedded V1605B Mini PC
with Arduino Subsystem Launched for $399
UDOO BOLT was one of the first AMD Ryzen Embedded V1000 SBC‘s ever announced with a choice of Ryzen Embedded V1202B or V1605B dual-core/quad-core processor, and a Microchip ATmega32U4 MCU for real-time I/Os and Arduino compatibility.
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Systemd Will Change How Your Linux Home Directory Works
The team behind systemd want you to adopt a new way of managing home directories. Calling it a “new way” is putting it lightly—this is a real
paradigm shift for Linux. Here’s everything you need to know about systemd-homed, which is likely coming to a Linux distro near you.
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How to Manage Systemd
Services on a Linux System
Systemd is now used by default in most Linux distributions, from Fedora and Red Hat to Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE, and Arch.
The systemctl command allows you to get information about systemd’s status and control running services.
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Linux 5.7 Kernel Released With
New Apple Driver, Official Intel Gen12 Graphics
Linus commented in the 5.7 release announcement, "So we had a fairly calm last week, with nothing really screaming "let's delay one more rc".
Knock wood - let's hope we don't have anything silly lurking this time, like the last-minute wifi regression we had in 5.6..
But embarrassing regressions last time notwithstanding, it all looks fine."
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8GB Raspberry Pi 4 on sale now at $75
The long-rumoured 8GB Raspberry Pi 4 is now available, priced at just $75.
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Bye Raspbian! Long Live Raspberry
Pi OS!
It turns out the launch of the new board, effectively killed Raspbian. But by name only, as the recommended Raspberry Pi operating system
is now called Raspberry Pi OS.
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Ultra-narrow DipDuino Arduino
Compatible Board is a Perfect Breadboard Companion
DipDuino board equipped with a Microchip Atmega328P MCU compatible with Arduino Pro or Pro Mini boards.
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80-characters-per-line limits should be terminal, says Linux kernel chief Linus Torvalds
Linux kernel overlord Linus Torvalds has railed against 80-character-lines as a de facto programming standard and has moved to make reminders to keep things short a thing of the past. Read More
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