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CEDET brings project management, code completion, reference analysis, code generation and more to the Emacs editor
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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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Google developers have announced that Chromium, the open source browser on which the company builds the Chrome browser, is getting a GPU graphics overhaul
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Google has announced that it will not be attending Oracle organised JavaOne conference because of the Oracle’s lawsuit which claims Google has infringed Java patents
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Phoronix reports that Indian vendor Knowledge Quest Infotech is working on a native ZFS port to Linux
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In the past week – the OpenSolaris Governance Board resigned, more Windows applications were found to be vulnerable to DLL hijacking, Ubuntu got a technical architect, Fedora 14 alpha arrived and Zurich Insurance was fined £2.28m for losing its customers’ private data
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The vendor plans to extend its Cloud Foundations, which were introduced in June; a virtual machine with JBoss is to be the Platform-as-a-Service on which developers can base their applications
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According to one report, attackers are already actively exploiting an error in the way libraries are loaded in many different applications.
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The VideoLAN Project developers have issued version 1.1.4 of their VLC Media Player, a maintenance and security update that addresses a DLL loading design vulnerability on Windows systems that could lead to the execution of arbitrary code
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The Boxee developers have released a new beta – version 0.9.22.13692 – of their popular part-open-source cross-platform media centre, adding a new Movie Library to complement the TV Show Library
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