RPM New Features
Oct 13, 2009A few RPM developers from Red Hat and Novell met at the openSUSE Conference 2009 in September. The results of the meeting are now online.
more »Check_mk 1.0.38 for Web Admin, Backup and Simulation
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more »SEP Sesam 3.6 Does Hyper-V and Command Line
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more »Red Hat Satellite 5.3 Gets New Functionality
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more »KnujOn
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more »Synctool 4.0 Fine Tunes Cluster Configuration
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more »Image-Conscious: Oracle Releases Template Builder
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