Everyman's Qt: Repos per Git
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more »AMD Releases Developer Documention for R600 and R700 Cards
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more »Slimmer Library: Debian Switches to EGLIBC
May 06, 2009As Debian developer and package manager Aurélien Jarno says in a recent blog, Debian will soon switch from the standard GNU C library to the slimmer EGLIBC.
more »Zend Framework 1.8.0: New Tools and Cloud Connectivity
May 05, 2009A command line scripting tool called Zend_Tool is available for the first time in version 1.8.0 of the Zend Framework, which also provides connectivity to Amazon's cloud computing service.
more »$1000 Stipend for Usability Students from Google and Canonical
May 01, 2009Ten stipends have been made available in the Season of Usabilty from June to August 2009 with an applications deadline of May 20.
more »Mod_Mono Serving up ASP.NET from Apache with Mod_Mono
Apr 30, 2009Mod_Mono lets you host .NET applications on your Linux Apache 2 server.
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Apr 30, 2009Xesam and Nepomuk Desktop Ontologies Merge
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