WeTab is based on MeeGo
Friday, September 3rd, 2010Intel and the 4tiitoo developers have confirmed that their upcoming WeTab tablet will run the Linux-based MeeGo mobile operating system
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Intel and the 4tiitoo developers have confirmed that their upcoming WeTab tablet will run the Linux-based MeeGo mobile operating system
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Canonical has released a beta for version 10.10 of Ubuntu, code-named "Maverick Meerkat". The development milestone is the first and only planned beta and will be followed by a release candidate at the end of the month
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The openSUSE project has released the first milestone release for version 11.4 of the openSUSE operating system. The development preview features a updated, faster package management system
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All of the holes are contained in WebKit and can be exploited to compromise systems
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Mongrel2 is a language agnostic web server capable of routing web requests to applications written in any one of ten languages
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The Wireshark project has released version 1.4.0 of its open source, cross-platform network protocol analyser, adding and updating a number of new features and dropping support for Windows 2000 systems
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New features enhance collaboration of the distributed version control system with GitHub’s hosted service
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The PostgreSQL developers have issued a first release candidate for version 9.0 of their open source database, integrating replication using "Hot Standby" and "Streaming Replication"
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The KDE Project has released version 4.5.1 of the KDE Software Compilation (KDE SC), the first point update to the latest major release of the popular Linux and Unix desktop
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The CyanogenMod project has published version 6.0 of its modified Android 2.2 based firmware, a free, community-built custom ROM that supports a number of older Android phones – many of which only officially support version 1.6 of Google’s mobile operating system
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