Android Leftovers

• Samsung Galaxy M31 receiving Android 11-based One UI 3.0 stable update

• LG V60 ThinQ will soon receive the Android 11 system update

• OnePlus 7 and 7T series get Android 11 with OxygenOS Open Beta 1

• Sony seeding stable Android 11 to Xperia 5 II

• OPPO's ColorOS is now the best Android Skin

• The Best Portable Chargers for iPhone and Android Smartphones

• 16 Best Photoshop alternatives of Android and iOS

• How to download Free Fire OB26 Advance server for Android Devices

A farewell to Sabayon Linux

After a hiatus of ten months in the blog posts on the Sabayon Linux Website, a couple of posts on 20 November 2020 announced that the distribution was switching its base distribution from Gentoo Linux to Funtoo Linux (‘Sabayon and Funtoo Linux Merge Projects’), and that the distribution was rebranding (‘Sabayon project is rebranding to MocaccinoOS’) and moving to a completely different package manager named ‘Luet’. A new Website and forum for MocaccinoOS were started, and the Sabayon Linux forums and Wiki are no more. Although my first experience of Linux was Ubuntu in 2006, it was Sabayon Linux in early 2007 that turned me into a full-time Linux enthusiast and got me interested in the Portage package manager and Gentoo Linux, which I have been using as my main OS for many years now. My interest in Sabayon Linux waned when it moved to a binary package manager (‘Entropy’), and later when it switched from OpenRC to systemd.

LibreOffice 7.1 RC2 Is Available For Testing

LibreOffice 7.1 will be released as final at the beginning of February, 2021 ( Check the Release Plan for more information ) being LibreOffice 7.1 RC2 the fourth pre-release since the development of version 7.1 started at the end of May, 2020. Since the previous release, LibreOffice 7.1 RC1, 87 commits have been submitted to the code repository and 64 bugs have been fixed. Check the release notes to find the new features included in LibreOffice 7.1. Also: LibreOffice 7.1 RC2 Up For Testing This Open-Source Office Suite