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more »Appweb 3: Embedded Webserver with JavaScript Framework
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more »Canonical Contributing Too Little to Kernel Development?
Aug 24, 2009This week the Linux Foundation published statistics of the people and companies behind the kernel development. Canonical is not mentioned at all.
more »Path Free for Python with Qt and AMD's OpenCL
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more »Kernel Statistics: Who's Writing Linux?
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more »Linux from Scratch 6.5 Available
Aug 18, 2009The Linux from Scratch (LFS) intensive training has been updated to version 6.5.
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