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7 November 2009, 09:00

The H Week

In the past week, The H posted the latest Linux news in the Kernel Log, reported on Linux-Kongress 2009, GNOME 3.0 delays, a vulnerability in the SSL/TLS protocol, a hole in the Linux kernel, the first Firefox 3.6 beta and the arrival of Mandriva Linux 2010.0.

Features

This week, The H reported on LugRadio Live 2009, this year's Linux-Kongress and looked at faster booting with Upstart.

Open Source News

The H posted a new edition of the Kernel Log covering the 2009 Kernel Summit, Skype confirmed that it's working on an open source Linux client, GNOME 3.0 will likely be delayed until September of 2010 and the Subversion project was submitted to the Apache Software Foundation's incubator.

Security News

In security news this week, The H reported on a vulnerability in the SSL/TLS protocol, a hole in the Linux kernel that allows root access, Adobe patching vulnerabilities in its Shockwave Player, Twitter's backdoors, Microsoft advising that work infections are on the rise and Google launching Dashboard to give Google Account holders more control over their hosted data.

Open Source Releases

Mozilla released the first beta for version 3.6 of its Firefox web browser, Mandriva Linux 2010.0 was officially released, Google open sourced its Closure JavaScript tools, JRuby 1.4 arrived and the Fudge Messaging Project released its open source message encoding protocol.


To see all last week's news see The H's last seven days of news and to keep up with The H, subscribe to the RSS feed, or follow honlinenews on Twitter. You can follow The H's own tweeting on Twitter as honline.

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