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nikgrozev.com
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| | | | | GNU Octave is a powerful open source alternative to Matlab. The latest version 3.7 of Octave introduces a new GUI front-end with an integrated debugger. Octa... | |
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sookocheff.com
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| | | | | To use Ubuntu as an audio production server you need the real-time kernel. This allows applications to have some guarantee of the maximum response time of any task. High priority tasks are given the CPU within a fixed minimum amount of time allowing for processor intensive tasks to actually be completed. Follow along to see how to install the real-time kernel yourself. A vanilla install of most Linux distributions does not enable the real-time kernel, but it is easy enough to install. | |
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tailscale.com
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| | | | | Install the Tailscale client on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (focal). | |
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dracos.co.uk
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| | | My trusty 2011 Macbook Air had started to show its age - a couple of missing keys, the fan being on pretty much all the time - so I looked for a replacement. After some tedious investigation, I settled upon a Dell XPS 9370 from their Outlet store. Windows 10 can run Linux now, so it seemed like an interesting thing to spend some time with, and if it all went sour I could always fully install Linux instead. | ||
