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  Canonical shares analytics from Ubuntu Linux desktop user data collection

  Publié: juin 23, 2018, 12:24pm CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Linux and user data collection. Some people will decry such a thing, but they would be wrong. As long as the collection is opt-in, it is totally acceptable and in line with Linux ideology. When is it questionable? When users don't have a choice. With Windows 10 telemetry, for instance, users can opt out of sharing some data with Microsoft, but not all. And that's a problem. Even if Microsoft's intentions are pure, and designed solely with improving Windows 10, users should be able to refuse all data sharing at time of installation. With Ubuntu desktop, Canonical has started collecting… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft has the patent for a thinner, re-designed USB-C connector

  Publié: juin 23, 2018, 6:39am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  It is a slow process, but USB-C is gradually becoming more and more popular -- although it's a long way from ubiquity yet. Ready to rock the boat a little, it has emerged that Microsoft holds a patent for a redesigned USB-C connector. The patent is not brand new, but Microsoft's May 2017 filing for an "Ultra-Thin USB-C Connector" has just come to light. Another patent filing from April 2017 describes a new "USB-C Plug Receptacle". While the redesign is hardly going to set the world on fire, it's the sort of thing we could well expect to see in… [Continue Reading]
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  Got a MacBook or MacBook Pro with sticky keys? Apple has a free service program for you

  Publié: juin 23, 2018, 6:15am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  For some time, a number of MacBook or MacBook Pro users have complained about problems with their keyboards -- specifically that keys either stop working completely, fall off, or become "sticky", resulting in repeated characters. Now, after two years of complaints and a lawsuit about the butterfly mechanism in its keyboards, Apple has finally acknowledged that there is a problem. The company has also launched a keyboard service program so those affected by the problem can get it addressed, free of charge. See also: Bricked iPhones with 'Error 53' just cost Apple $6.7 million in Australia Apple will automatically share… [Continue Reading]
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  Peppermint 9 Linux distribution now available with Ubuntu 18.04 base -- download it now!

  Publié: juin 23, 2018, 1:45am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  It's officially summer and the weekend is here. For some folks, this means spending time outdoors for the next couple of days. If you are a computer guy or gal, however, you may be sun adverse -- spending time inside tinkering with your PC could be more fun than the beach or the pool. If that is you (it's definitely me!), I have a suggestion -- why not try a new Linux distribution this weekend? Hell, there are countless such operating systems from which to choose. Today, a lesser known Linux-based operating system achieves a milestone. Called "Peppermint," version 9… [Continue Reading]