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Vivaldi 1.1 Web Browser Receives the Latest Chromium 50 Security Updates, Fixes
Last week, we reported on the release of the first maintenance version of the stable Vivaldi 1.0 web browser, build 1.1, which has been rebased on the Chromium 50 open-source project.
We've been informed by Vivaldi's Ruarí Ødegaard that Vivaldi 1.1.453.52-1 stable update is now available for all platforms, bringing the latest security fixes from upstream, which means that the web browser has been upgraded to Chromium 50.0.2661.94.
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Thycotic Debuts Free Unix and Linux Privileged Accounts Discovery Tool
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Ndiswrapper 1.60 Released
If you are a newcomer to Linux you may not even have an idea what Ndiswrapper is even though it was very much used a number of years ago, but nevertheless, Ndiswrapper 1.60 has been released.
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GUADEC 2017 Manchester bid
We have met some really helpful while putting together this bid, both at the Manchester Metropolitan University, which is our proposed venue, and at the Marketing Manchester conference bureau, who have helped make the bid document. Thanks to both.
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Uber is dropping Google Wallet on May 9th, now accepts Android Pay
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Android distribution numbers for May are in, and Marshmallow sits at 7.5 percent
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