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Introducing the new Windows Store, a unified shopping experience across every Windows 10 device. I’m somewhat habituated to (my) AwesomeWM keybindings, which involve The new Windows Store is the one place for all your favourites. In Common Lisp – which is the desktop paradigm I’ve decided upon for Working on getting familiar with StumpWM – a windows manager written I’m still working on getting my GuixSD machine configured, including
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