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May 24, 2011Thomas Leonard announces the release of Zero Install (0install) version 1.0, a system for software installation without root privileges.
more »MeeGo 1.2 Released
May 19, 2011Today the MeeGo project announced the release of MeeGo 1.2. "This release provides a solid baseline for device vendors and developers to start creating software for various device categories on Intel Atom and ARMv7 architectures," the announcement says.
more »RHEL 6.1 Rolls Out
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more »Fedora 15 Is Golden
May 18, 2011In a mailing list post today, Fedora Program Manager Robyn Bergeron announced that Fedora 15 is ready for release on May 24, 2011.
more »openSUSE Conference 2011: Call for Papers
May 17, 2011The 2011 openSUSE Conference, which will be held in Nuremberg in September, announced its call for papers. Talk proposals will be accepted until July 11th.
more »Ubuntu Makes Lubuntu Official Derivative
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more »UDS Budapest: Accessibility and User Experience Take Center Stage
May 09, 2011The Budapest Ubuntu Developer Summit (UDS-O) kicked off on Monday, May 9, at the Corinthia Hotel. "Accessibility is one of our core values as a project," Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth said in his keynote address, as he acknowledged the Unity documentation team contributions to the 11.04 release. After briefly looking back at the "Natty Narwhal" Ubuntu release, Shuttleworth set his sights on the upcoming release, saying, "Our goal, our mission is 200-million Ubuntu users in four years."
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