Tuesday, June 17, 2014

What's new in Linux Lite 2.0

Matthew Mombrea: Diagnosing high disk utilization in MySQL
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June 17, 2014 Read about a number of new features in the latest release of Linux Lite
10. Matthew Mombrea: Diagnosing high disk utilization in MySQL

9. Popular HTTPS sites still vulnerable to OpenSSL connection hijacking attack

8. Large-scale tests with self-driving cars to hit Dutch roads

7. SanDisk to buy enterprise flash storage specialist Fusion-io for $1.1 billion

6. Melanie Pinola: What to do when your Chrome bookmarks suddenly disappear
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5. You won't believe what programming language this Wall Street firm uses

4. Department of Transportation wants control over your phone's navigation apps

3. Amazon's Appstore for Android triples in size in one year, tops 240,000 apps

2. Microsoft releases a browser just for developers

1. Jim Lynch: Quick look at Linux Lite 2.0
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