• Figure 3: Right-click on the edge of the viewport to split the view.

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  • Figure 1: G'MIC features a simple interface putting all its tools at your fingertips.

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  • Free Cousin

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  • Exploring the Trinity Desktop

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  • System76 Developing a New Desktop Environment

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  • Hetzner Opens New Location in the USA

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  • FOSSPicks

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  • Cycles for Science

    Linux and the BOINC distributed computing platform help researchers fight the COVID-19 virus.

  • Kernel News

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  • Doghouse

    As an alternative to passwords, maddog looks at various types of multi-factor authentication, as well as considerations drawn from his experience.

  • Isolationist

    Andrew David Wong discusses the Qubes OS project's security-by-compartmentalization approach, including an endorsement from Edward Snowden.

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