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Juno Computers begins work on a Qt-based OpenStreetMap navigation app

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Juno Computers is a Linux computer company based in London, UK. All of its machines are supplied with Ubuntu pre-installed. The company presents its products

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That would be a dream. In addition, I much prefer the Linux file system to Android’s. It’s more intuitive, in my opinion.

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