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more »New Qt Version 4.3.4 under GPLv3
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more »Photoshop CS/CS2 on Wine – Thanks to Google
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more »Open GPU Documentation by AMD
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more »New Flash Player for Linux Supports H.264
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more »GIMP 2.4.0 Released
Oct 27, 2007Improvements to the free graphics program Gimp include a refreshed look, color management and enhanced selection tools.
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