Ubuntu Core doubles down on Internet of Things ZDNet Besides the cloud, Canonical is staking its Linux future on the Internet of Things with its new Ubuntu Core release.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Ubuntu Core opens IoT possibilities for Raspberry Pi (CM3) Electronics Weekly (blog) Ubuntu Core running on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3, which is a micro-version of the Raspberry Pi 3 that slots into a standard DDR2 SODIMM connector, means developers have a route to the production and can upgrade functionality through the …
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Fossbytes Ubuntu Core 16 IoT-focused Linux distro finally available for PC and Raspberry Pi BetaNews Last month, Canonical released a beta of Ubuntu Core 16. This is not a typical Linux distribution, but instead, one that is focused on Internet of Things and the cloud
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Fossbytes Ubuntu Core 16 IoT-focused Linux distro finally available for PC and … BetaNews Last month, Canonical released a beta of Ubuntu Core 16
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Inquirer Ubuntu Core 16 coming to a Raspberry Pi near you | TheINQUIRER Inquirer UBUNTU CORE 16, otherwise known as Snappy, was released today and Canonical has its sights set firmly on IoT edge devices, from the Rasberry Pi to … Canonical Officially Releases Ubuntu Snappy Core 16 with a Focus on IoT Security Softpedia News Ubuntu Core 16: Linux for a secure Internet of Things ZDNet Ubuntu Core 16 gets smaller and snappier HackerBoards.com (blog) Digital Journal – TelecomTV all 11 news articles »
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Ubuntu Snappy Core 16 Up to Release Candidate State, Raspberry Pi 3 Image Is Out Softpedia News For those not in the know, Ubuntu Snappy Core or sometimes called Ubuntu Core is a slimmed down version of the Ubuntu Linux operating system designed to be deployed in various embedded and IoT (Internet of Things) devices, such as Raspberry Pi 2 …
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Ubuntu Core 16 Beta Linux distro for PC available now — coming soon to Raspberry Pi BetaNews Ubuntu Core is a very different operating system than traditional Ubuntu. While both are Linux distributions, “Core” takes a different approach to package management, using modular “snaps”. This way of computing is quite brilliant, as it removes …
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Softpedia News Ubuntu Core Now Ready for Screenly, a Digital Signage Solution for Raspberry Pi Softpedia News Today, May 18, 2016, Canonical has announced a partnership with Screenly to bring the Snappy Ubuntu Core operating system to the world's most popular digital signage solution for the Raspberry Pi . As many of you are already aware from our previous …
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MobiPicker ownCloud Pi Device To Run On Raspberry Pi 3 And Ubuntu Core 16.04 LTS MobiPicker The ownCloud developers announced today, “We're looking for help in the ownCloud, Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi and WD Labs communities for help to test and improve them and will be able to make available the first batch of about 30 devices at the end of next … ownCloud Pi Device to Run on Snappy Ubuntu Core 16.04 LTS and Raspberry Pi 3 Softpedia News all 2 news articles »
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Hackaday Ubuntu Core Supports Raspberry Pi 2 I/O Hackaday Although it isn't official, Ubuntu Core–the tiny Internet of Things version of Ubuntu–now runs on the Raspberry Pi 2. There are prebuilt binaries as well as instructions for how to roll your own, if you prefer.
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