It appears that NZ and Malaysia negotiated exceptions that will delay the new laws, so there will be no new public domain material for many years, but old material will not be affected. It also appears that Canada failed to negotiate such an exception, so public domain material from the past 20 years would revert.
> Quick clarification: when you say "public domain material from the past 20 years would revert" is that only work that originated in Canada, or for everything?
Ian Fleming has been used as an example, so probably everything. Nothing is certain until the Canadian text is public.
Quick clarification: when you say "public domain material from the past 20 years would revert" is that only work that originated in Canada, or for everything?
The New Atlantis is one to keep an eye on. The articles are deeper and more insightful than most. It makes the Economist look downright shallow in comparison.
I moved from Mint XFCE to Xubuntu and in the 15.04 release everything works out the box as well, even the monitor setup with the open source radeon drivers via xfce4-display-settings -m is one of the best I've used for 3 screens with one rotated.
Absolutely painless all around and XFCE 4.12 is a nice little upgrade just gentle improvement all around but functionally the same.
Initially, I thought the Kindle Unlimited selection was lacking, but most searches turn up at least one or two useful books I'd have impulsively purchased anyway. Definitely worth it for me.
