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Jul 20, 2010Open source cloud computing OS based on existing Rackspace technology and NASA's Nebula Cloud Platform
more »Fedora 13 is Live
May 25, 2010The latest release features improved device access, improved virtualization.
more »DATA STORAGE INTRO Studies in Linux data storage
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more »Linbit Becomes Heartbeat 2 Maintainer
Apr 16, 2010The Linbit firm out of Vienna will take over care of the Heartbeat 2 cluster manager.
more »Bricolage 2.0 Web CMS Based on Ajax
Apr 13, 2010The first major release of the software since 2001 provides numerous new features.
more »Hadoop Studio 1.2.0 for NetBeans IDE
Apr 12, 2010The extension for the NetBeans IDE serves to develop and manage jobs for Apache Hadoop.
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
Mar 03, 2010Debian developer Alexander Reichle-Schmehl presented Debian GNU/kFreeBSD at the Open Source Forum at CeBIT. The FreeBSD port should become an official part of the upcoming Debian version 6.0 free distro.
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