FSF/GNU
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Christoph Hellwig's case against VMware dismissed
The GPL-infringement case brought against VMware by Christoph Hellwig in Germany has been dismissed by the court; the ruling is available in German and English. The decision seems to be based entirely on uncertainty over where his copyrights actually lie and not on the infringement claims.
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diffutils-3.4 released
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Friday Free Software Directory IRC meetup: August 12th
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Licensing resource series: h-node hardware directory
This is the second installment in the Free Software Foundation's Licensing & Compliance Lab's series highlighting licensing resources.
While our Respects Your Freedom hardware certification program gets lots of attention from all the new fully free hardware being certified, the FSF has actually had more resources on hardware for quite some time. In the past, we maintained a list of hardware that worked well with free software. But a few years back we made this into a community run project, h-node.
Hardware listed on h-node doesn't come with FSF certification, but it does come with the information users need to find out the extent to which the hardware is supported by fully free GNU/Linux distros. Members of the community can submit entries to h-node whenever they get a chance to test it against one of these free operating systems. By sharing this information, everyone can help more users to make the switch to a fully free system by making it easier to know what hardware already works perfectly with a free system. Hackers looking to help increase support can also find hardware with some remaining issues and direct their efforts there.
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GNU dico Version 2.3
Version 2.3 is available for download from the Main GNU site as well as from its home. Mirrors worldwide are also available.
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GnuTLS 3.5.3
Released GnuTLS 3.5.3, a minor enhancement and bug fix release in next stable branch.
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