Distribution release: Sabayon Linux 13.04 with systemd support

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The release of the distribution Sabayon Linux 13.04, which combines the convenience for the end user with the flexibility of Gentoo is presented.

Sabayon Linux is designed as a Live-distribution, provided with the possibility of easy installation on your hard drive. The set comes complete with full set of multimedia codecs and restricted drivers for video cards, wireless adapters and software modems.

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Operating System Debian 7.0 "Wheezy" Released

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The developers of the operating system Debian Linux yesterday announced the release of the seventh stable release Debian Wheezy 7.0, where has been improved support for multi-arch and new tools for the deployment of private cloud computing.

In addition, in the new product has been redesigned installer operating system and added new multimedia codecs in the main repository, which eliminates the need for users to work with repositories of third suppliers.

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The first issue of the display manager SDDM

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After three months from the inception of the project saw the release of SDDM (Simple Desktop Display Manager) 0.1.0, dynamically developing lightweight display manager, claiming the space on the basic login manager for KDE Plasma Workspaces 2.

SDDM is written in C + + and consists of a mode-background process back end and front end written using Qt / QML and is very flexible in terms of change of registration.

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Chris Selley: Ontario's Liberals won't stop making gas-plant excuses

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The strange, complicated dance of accountability over Ontario’s cancelled gas-fired power plants continues at Queen’s Park. It has almost gotten to the point where blame is being doled out in inverse proportion to the extent to which people deserve it.

For weeks, newly minted Premier Kathleen Wynne had expressed “regret” over the decision to kill the plants, or at least the cost of doing so — current estimates are in the $600-million range — in order to save some Liberal ridings.

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Long lines for booze as Ontario drinkers face possible long-weekend LCBO strike

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When does the strike start?

If a deal can’t be reached, workers could hit the picket line by midnight Thursday.

What will close?

All LCBO locations will be affected, with the exception of some locally-owned agency stories.

Where can you still get booze?

You can still hit up the local Wine Rack and beer stores on your block. Breweries such as the Great Lakes Brewery ensure you won’t need to rely on the LCBO for local lagers.

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Christie Blatchford: Colleagues' dire warnings weren't enough to shake Donna Jones from husband accused of killing her

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OTTAWA — Donna Jones and Karen Gorman were packing or unpacking boxes in their boss’s office. It was August 2007, about a month before Ms. Jones’ wedding.

As Ms. Jones bent over a box, her shirt rode up, and Ms. Gorman saw the bruise.

It was on the left side of her spine, above the waist. It was fresh, Ms. Gorman believed, because it was purple and black.

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Christy Clark wins the B.C. election, but loses her seat to the NDP

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VANCOUVER — While B.C. Premier Christy Clark bucked expectations around the province Tuesday with a Liberal victory, she failed to win a seat for herself in the legislature.

The NDP’s David Eby defeated the premier in Vancouver-Point Grey by 785 votes, leaving Clark with the awkward task of finding a riding — presumably held by a Liberal who was just elected — where she can try again.

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Brian Hutchinson: With the B.C. Liberals' victory, Christy Clark becomes a political legend

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British Columbians were asked to take a risk. In the end, they could not. B.C.'s Liberal party defied prognosticators and pundits Tuesday to win a fourth consecutive election, in an upset that will confound so-called experts for months.

A confident New Democratic Party led by Adrian Dix thought it had this one in the bag. But when the incumbent Liberals gained momentum last week, raising among voters some sober second thoughts, Tuesday's ballot outcome was suddenly in question.

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Liberals stun pollsters, march to surprise majority victory in B.C. election

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In an unexpected upset that defied virtually every poll, pundit and oracle in British Columbia, the B.C. Liberals have secured a fourth consecutive majority in one of the most stunning electoral victories in provincial history.

"Tonight, we have received a mandate from the people of British Columbia," said B.C. Liberal leader Christy Clark in a victory speech she kicked off with the phrase "well, that was easy."

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'Humble' kidnapping suspect Dellen Millard is the scion of a noted Canadian aviation dynasty

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Update: Missing Hamilton father Tim Bosma has been found dead

Dellen Millard, the scion of a noted aviation dynasty who was arrested after a Hamilton father disappeared a week ago after joining two men offering to buy his truck on a test drive, was interrogated by police for almost 24 hours by officers desperately searching to find Tim Bosma.

During the intense questioning overnight Friday and into Saturday afternoon, Mr.

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