Events Archive
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NameLocationBeginEnd
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Thessaloniki, Greece08/23/1908/28/19
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Milan, Italy09/07/1909/13/19
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Lissabon, Portugal09/09/1909/11/19
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The Hague, Netherlands09/11/1909/12/19
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New York, New York09/11/1909/12/19
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Lisbon, Portugal09/12/1909/12/19
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Kiel09/20/1909/21/19
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Berlin, Germany09/20/1909/22/19
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Antwerpen, Belgien09/23/1909/25/19
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Santa Clara, California09/23/1909/26/19
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Berlin, Germany09/24/1909/26/19
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London, United Kingodm10/07/1910/10/19
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Raleigh, North Carolina10/13/1910/15/19
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Berlin10/22/1910/24/19
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Lyon, Frankreich10/28/1910/30/19
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Portland, Oregon10/28/1910/30/19
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Amsterdam, Netherlands10/28/1910/31/19
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Lyon, France10/31/1911/01/19
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Nuremberg, Germany11/04/1911/07/19
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Nürnberg11/07/1911/07/19
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Barcelona, Spanien11/12/1911/15/19
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Cities across Europe11/16/1911/16/19
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Europaweit in zahlreichen Städten11/16/1911/16/19
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Denver, Colorado11/17/1911/22/19
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San Diego, California11/18/1911/21/19
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Berlin, Germany11/27/1911/28/19
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New York, New York12/09/1912/09/19
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Frankfurt a. M.12/09/1912/12/19
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Europaweit in zahlreichen Städten05/16/2005/16/20
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Europaweit in zahlreichen Städten11/21/2011/21/20
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Knoppix 8.6 Released
The latest version of the classic Live Linux comes with KDE Plasma 5.
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openSUSE Board Gets a New Chairman
Richard Brown is replaced by Gerald Pfeifer.
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Linux Mint 19.2 “Tina” Released
The latest version of Linux Mint brings many performance improvements.
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Gnome and KDE Coming Together
The two major Linux projects will work together to create a compatible ecosystem.
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Fedora CoreOS Preview Released
The new distribution from Red Hat is targeted at containerized workloads.
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SUSE Appoints New CEO
Melissa Di Donato replaces Nils Brauckmann, who will retire and leave SUSE.
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Debian Buster Arrives
The latest release of Debian comes with tightened security.
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IBM Acquires Red Hat
Red Hat becomes an independent entity within IBM.
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Raspberry Pi 4 Is Here
A new operating system has been released to support the new device.
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Ubuntu Takes A U-Turn with 32-Bit Support
Canonical will continue to support legacy applications and libraries.