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more »Midnight Commander: Small Update, Big Enhancements
Mar 05, 2010The MC team has released a new version 4.7.1 version of its Midnight Commander for download that, despite a minor release change, has numerous improvements.
more »CeBIT 2010: Debian with BSD Kernel
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