A proposed new API for Web Apps - Detachment When I'm on my linux machine, I have to use the web app version of OneNote. It has flaws which make it not as good as the desktop version, but its getting there over time with steady development. One day it could be just as responsive and feature filled. Well, except for one glaring omission which I think impacts all complex web apps and might be preventing uptake: Detachable Windows. In the desktop app, I can press Ctrl+M and immediately get a new window. In most desktop apps with tabs I can drag a tab to a new window. In web apps, you can't do this. In web apps, if you want a new window, you need to reload whole webpage...

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My desktop operating system of choice is the fast and flexible Q4OS Linux distribution.  It is based on Debian and provides a very familiar environment for those users coming from a Microsoft Windows background.  It's also a fantastic OS for those of us who may be using older PCs and laptops, but also performs well on the latest technology.  The one thing it doesn't have is Vivaldi included in its software package manager.  But this quick how-to will show you how to get Vivaldi installed on your Q4OS desktop in a flash. First thing you'll need to do is download the latest build of Vivaldi.  Make sure you download the correct file for your system's architecture (32bit or 64bit).  Also, make sure that you download the Debian (.DEB) version.  You can download the latest version of Vivaldi from here. Make a note as to where, on your hard drive, you are saving your download.  I usually just download to my /Download directory. Once your download is done, open up the Konsole terminal program, by clicking on the Q4OS Task button (in the bottom left corner of your desktop), goto to the Programs menu item and then select Konsole. At the command prompt, go to the directory in which you saved the Vivaldi download.  In my example, I would change into my Downloads directory by typing: cd Downloads Next, do a listing of the files in your Downloads directory, so you can see the exact filename of the Vivaldi package, which you just downloaded.  It's important that you know what the file is called, for the next step.  To do this, type (all in lower case): ls v* When you press ENTER (after typing the command above), you should see a file listing looking something like this: vivaldi-stable_2.9.1705.41-1_i386.deb This is the filename that you will use in the next command. To begin the installation of Vivaldi, type in the following command (using the filename you have been given in the previous step - make sure it's exactly the same): sudo dpkg -i vivaldi-stable_2.9.105.41-1_i386.deb You will then most likely be asked to enter in the Super User (or Root) password to begin the install process.  Type it in now. Once the installation process is done, you should then be able to find Vivaldi under the Internet menu heading. That's all there is to it! Now, I can't recall if Q4OS reported that there were any missing supporting files that prevented it from installing Vivaldi.  If you do get any such messages, feel free to post your results in a comment below.  I will try and help you through it if problems arise.

Programmers need to have many skills. Often times we are quick to assume that the digital talents of programmers are the most important. But in this evolving workplace we are seeing the importance of programmers to have all types of talents. Many workplaces place emphasis on having a team player and being able to work collaboratively. This is especially important in the tech industry where many people work digitally or virtually. This includes having employees working from home, working from another city or even