Bug:37703 - " Requesting ebuild for the openca labs" status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:enhancement.Bug:35535 - " `emerge sync` refactoring" status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:major.Bug:34498 - " new package: sci-mathematics/freefem++" status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:normal.Bug:28535 - " global exception handling" status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:normal.Bug:26373 - " sci-electronics/stage: Virtual world simulator for robots and sensors." status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:normal.Bug:22390 - " blackdown needs folder /etc/.java/.systemPrefs with at least two files" status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:normal.Bug:5012 - " ALSA ebuild error" status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:normal.Bug:1523 - " Offload work by distributing trivial ebuild maintenance to users, introduce a simple stability voting system and have a core team approve them to the Portage tree." status:RESOLVED resolution:OBSOLETE severity:enhancement.The 10th-gen iPad is a solid tablet, but its price tag makes your iPad buying decision a little more confusing. And this is all without jumping to the iPad Pros, which offer Apple’s best hardware and start at $799 for the 11-inch model and $1,099 for the 12.9-inch model. Want iPad Pro-level performance, a better display, and support for the 2nd-gen Apple Pencil? The iPad Air delivers that for $150 more than the 10th-gen iPad. Then there’s the 6th-gen iPad mini, which gives you faster performance, a better but smaller display, and support for the 2nd-gen Apple Pencil for just $50 more than the 10th-gen iPad. We like the 10th-gen iPad’s upgraded features, but for $120 less, you get close to the same experience with the 9th-gen iPad. There’s the 9th-gen and now 10th-gen base model iPads, the 6th-gen iPad Mini, the 5th-gen iPad Air, and two iPad Pro models. Figuring out which iPad to buy is a labyrinthian process of comparing features to prices. The release of the 10th-gen iPad makes the iPad landscape a little difficult to navigate.
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