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With no sign of Solaris.Next either as Solaris 11.5 or Solaris 12, nor is it really expected to happen following Oracle’s actions in recent years from layoffs to dismissing Solaris 12 when it was on their road-map at one point for 2017, Solaris 11.4 continues just being SRU’ed.

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Oracle Punts Its Twentieth Update To Solaris 11.4.

It is available via ‘pkg update’ from the support repository or by downloading the SRU from My Oracle Support Doc ID 2433412.1. We’ve just released SRU 20 for Oracle Solaris 11.4, the April 2020 CPU. I hope this short article helps everybody to try out our Alternative World. You can find here the new term Fediverse is sided with Alternative World. By “Gafam” I mean popular online services of Google, Facebook, and alike and by “Alternative World” I mean Free Software-based challenging services of SearX, Mastodon, PeerTube, and alike. This is a list of good alternatives to GAFAM online services in ways understandable by people without deep knowledge about computer.

Side By Side Comparison Between GAFAM And Alternative World.

The computers can still run web apps, of course, just like in their earliest days, but they also now support the similar-looking-but-more-powerful progressive web apps, the on-their-way-out-but-still-present Chrome apps, the familiar-from-your-phone Android apps, and even the clunky-but-capable Linux apps. Maybe it’s an inevitable side effect of growth - or maybe just the piecemeal manner in which Google’s Chrome OS platform has expanded - but Chromebooks today have so many program-running possibilities, it’s damn near impossible to keep ‘em straight.

Google’s grand Chrome OS plan is finally coming into focus.

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In the case of both apps, if you wanted the Android version on your Chromebook, you went to the Play Store for the install and if you wanted the web app (PWA) version, you went to the URL and clicked the install icon in your omnibar. The two apps highlighted were YouTube TV and Twitter, and both services have fantastic Android apps and PWAs alike that have been available on Chromebooks for some time now. Well, not the arrival of those apps, per se, but the arrival of their PWA counterparts in place of the standard offer Android APKs. I was very excited to post about the arrival of two very significant apps last week in the Play Store. How the Play Store could become Google’s one-stop-shop for all your Chromebook apps.