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covering the week's top tech stories

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covering the week's top tech stories
 

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covering the week's top tech stories
with a slight linux bias last week

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with a slight linux bias last week
 

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with a slight linux bias last week
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canonical released the latest
 

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canonical released the latest
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intermediate version of ubuntu 20.10
 

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intermediate version of ubuntu 20.10
groovy gorilla which for the first time

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groovy gorilla which for the first time
 

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groovy gorilla which for the first time
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adds first-class
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platform support for the raspberry pi 4.
 

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platform support for the raspberry pi 4.
groovy gorilla itself is a pretty

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groovy gorilla itself is a pretty
 

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groovy gorilla itself is a pretty
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typical interim release offering an
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gnome version with lots of bug fixes and
 

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gnome version with lots of bug fixes and
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small feature additions
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support has also been added for windows
 

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support has also been added for windows
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active directory in the
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ubiquiti os installer itself
 

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ubiquiti os installer itself
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and while it has been possible for some
 

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and while it has been possible for some
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time to install ubuntu on raspberry pi
 

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time to install ubuntu on raspberry pi
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up until now that has been strictly a
 

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up until now that has been strictly a
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community effort the pie itself ships
 

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community effort the pie itself ships
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with raspberry pi
 

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with raspberry pi
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os at debian based distribution whose
 

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os at debian based distribution whose
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origins began with the pi community
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but which has since been officially
 

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but which has since been officially
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adopted and supported by the raspberry
 

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adopted and supported by the raspberry
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pi foundation itself
 

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pi foundation itself
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while canonical added the pi as a
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in 20.04 earlier this year
that support was only for the ubuntu

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that support was only for the ubuntu
 

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that support was only for the ubuntu
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not desktop with 20.10 groovy gorilla

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not desktop with 20.10 groovy gorilla
 

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not desktop with 20.10 groovy gorilla
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added full desktop support for the pi 4.
 

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added full desktop support for the pi 4.
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martin wim press canonical's director of
 

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martin wim press canonical's director of
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engineering for the ubuntu desktop
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says this means the pi is now a
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canonical guarantees the same level of
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a and support from kernel to user space
 

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a and support from kernel to user space
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that it does for a standard pc
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the entire ubuntu software repository is
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available and supported on the pi
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of course that's other than architecture
 

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of course that's other than architecture
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specific packages that start with names
 

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specific packages that start with names
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like i-386
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the raspberry pi's arm processor
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you'll need a 4 gigabyte or eight
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gigabyte raspberry pi
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as long as you meet the hardware
 

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as long as you meet the hardware
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requirements the install is a breeze
 

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requirements the install is a breeze
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ubuntu 20.10 desktop is an option in the
 

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ubuntu 20.10 desktop is an option in the
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standard raspberry pi imager now
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the imager itself is available for linux
 

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the imager itself is available for linux
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platforms to get up and running insert a
 

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platforms to get up and running insert a
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four gigabyte plus micro sd card
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open the imager choose ubuntu 20.10 and
 

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open the imager choose ubuntu 20.10 and
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right a few minutes later you'll be able
 

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right a few minutes later you'll be able
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to boot the official ubuntu 20.10 for
 

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to boot the official ubuntu 20.10 for
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raspberry pi 4. big thanks to roy w nash
 

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raspberry pi 4. big thanks to roy w nash
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