Not a lot of links this month – people must be getting progressively more boring! Or it could be I went on holiday for a week with NO INTERNET. Now you have recovered from that horror, time for some links:
- Ubuntu is making progress with Mir
- But Mir will not be used by either Kubuntu or Lubuntu
- Speaking of X replacements, some more info about Wayland
- The LAS did a one week Arch Challenge, as did someone else.
- Reports vary about what the default browser will be in the next Ubuntu. Possibly Chromium?
- Some cgroups changes will be happening in systemd
- And some more answers to systemd concerns
- LLVM 3.3 has full C++11 support, in contrast to gcc-4.8.1 that sort of did…
- Some interesting decisions in the RHEL7 roadmap
- A useful table detailing toolchain component compatibility for building cross compilers
- And should I be concerned my Nexus 7 will slow down?
Ok, no web for a week, but we want also lolling links like 22 versus 11 soccer match in Norway as so on 😉
I’ll see what I can do for next month!
Thank you!
I take advantage to let you know I appreciate your work on Arch, it is my favourite distro and I hope you and other Arch people keep going on forever like you’ve done till now 🙂
An Arch Linux fan from Italy
No anime links t’is time?
ma…
anyway, you thinks tha LLVM can replace GCC in a near (2-4-6 years) future??
No anime links… They tend to get rounded up at the end of the year.
I doubt LLVM will replace GCC. Many of its advantages will likely disappear as it adds the additional optimizations that are in GCC.
Hey allan, look what I found:
http://imgur.com/gallery/oddeSyn
😛