KDE SC 4.4 What’s new in KDE SC 4.4
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Apr 27, 2010The x264 main developer from the VideoLAN open source project has announced that the x264 free H.264 encoder can now also create Blu-ray-quality video.
more »Linux loses Steam
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more »Synaptics Gesture Suite comes to popular Linux distros
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more »Read Later Mozilla Add-on
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more »Banshee 1.6 Integrates with Ubuntu One Music Store
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