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LLVM Compiler Infrastructure Receives ACM Software System Award

The compiler infrastructure has received the prestigious ACM Software System Award, following in the footsteps of other IT innovations such as Java, Apache, Mosaic, the World Wide Web, Smalltalk, UNIX and Eclipse...

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Counter-Strike: GO Might Soon Be Out On Linux

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, the latest installment to Valve's Counter-Strike franchise, is being tested on Linux and might soon be released to the general public...

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First Open Source Version of LiveCode Arrives

RunRev has released LiveCode 6.0, the first open source version of its cross-platform development environment. The release comes six weeks after the company successfully concluded a Kickstarter campaign to enable the open sourcing...

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Need a Great Archive Utility? Give PeaZip a Chance

PeaZip is a handy utility for reducing the size of large files and archiving different files into one big container. Unlike most file compression tools for Linux, PeaZip's user interface makes it easy to use. When it comes to zipping and unzipping files, simplicity counts for most everything. PeaZip is...

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LLVM/Clang Makes Progress On Building LibreOffice

LLVM's Clang C/C++ compiler has been making much progress in recent months on being able to build high-priority open-source/Linux software packages. When using the latest LLVM/Clang compiler, it appears to be in good shape for handling LibreOffice...

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