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Komodo IDE 9 Advances Web Development History
After 15 years, application developers are still using ActiveState's Komodo IDE.
Tools to build websites and applications change over time, but one tool that has stood the test of time is ActiveState's Komodo IDE (integrated developer environment). This week ActiveState released Komodo 9, continuing the legacy of the IDE that began its life 15 years ago.
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Zentyal 4.1 Screencast
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Red Hat Stock – Expect Another Solid Year for RHT
Software company Red Hat Inc (NYSE:RHT) surged more than 11% on Thursday and hit a new 52-week high after reporting quarterly results that the market clearly liked.
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Jim Whitehurst CubeMadness 2015
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Red Hat Reports Double-Digit Growth
The overall health and vibrancy of the enterprise technology sector and the open source community in general appears to be reflected in the financial results of one of its leading lights, Red Hat Inc.
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Debian 8 Jessie Installer Now Supports Running a 64-bit Linux Kernel on a 32-bit EFI
The Debian Installer team had the pleasure of announcing on March 27 that the second Release Candidate (RC) version of the Debian 8.0 "Jessie" installer is now available for download and testing. The RC2 version of the installer brings a great number of improvements and fixes.
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