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Ubuntu 19.04 finns köpa att köpa på USB sticka

Nu kan man köpa Ubuntu 19.04 på USB media hos Datorhjälp vid Ålsten gård ( Spårvagn 12 ifrån Alvik )

https://datorhjalp.se/datorservice/ubuntu-19-04-usb/

Ubuntu 19.04

Idag släppts Ubuntu 19.04

http://releases.ubuntu.com/19.04/

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Det kommer ingen Raspberry PI 4 under 2019

Det kommer ingen Raspberry Pi 4 under 2019. Enligt Toms hardware bero detta på att man måste omdesigna hela arkitekturen kring 4:a. Priset kommer bli ca $35 när det väl når marknaden.

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