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more »Linux Standard Base 3.2 Released
Feb 19, 2008The Linux Foundation has released version 3.2 of Linux Standard Base (LSB) which promise improved support for Perl, Python, printers and multimedia.
more »FOSDEM 2008: More Interviews with Speakers
Feb 14, 2008The organizers of the FOSDEM developer conference (Brussels, Belgium, 23 through 24 February 2008) have placed more interviews with speakers online.
more »Ubuntu Developer Week
Feb 14, 2008The first Ubuntu Developer Week starts next Monday.
more »Open GPU Documentation by AMD
Feb 13, 2008Chip manufacturer AMD has released documentation for its ATI graphics chips on the "Open GPU Documentation" website.
more »Kernel Next: Interim Step for More Efficiency
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more »Arc Makes Programs Shorter
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more »Linux Developer Platform for Wireless Terminal Devices
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