Submission + - Avira anti-virus detects itself (h-online.com) 1
ddfall writes: After a recent update, Avira's anti-virus software reports its own AESCRIPT.DLL file as a trojan or spyware...
Submission Summary: 0 pending, 12 declined, 4 accepted (16 total, 25.00% accepted)
Submission + - Ubuntu Rolling release rumours wrong (h-online.com) 1
ddfall writes: Previously on /. — http://linux.slashdot.org/story/10/11/24/1346221/Ubuntu-May-Move-To-Rolling-Releases — This is wrong! Engineering Director of Ubuntu Rick Spencer says "Ubuntu is not changing to a rolling release". He goes on to say, "We are confident that our customers, partners, and the FLOSS ecosystem are well served by our current release cadence. What the article was probably referring to was the possibility of making it easier for developers to use cutting edge versions of certain software packages on Ubuntu. This is a wide-ranging project that we will continue to pursue through our normal planning processes".
Submission + - Google releases Chrome 5.0 for Win/Mac/Linux (h-online.com)
ddfall writes: Four months after the release of version 4.0 for Windows, Google has announced the availability of Chrome 5.0 for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux — the first stable release to be available on all three major platforms
Submission + - Follow-up: Ext4 data loss; explanations and workar (h-online.com)
ddfall writes: H-Online has a follow-up on the Ext4 file system — Last week's news about data loss with the Linux Ext4 file system is explained and new solutions have been provided by Ted Ts'o to allow Ext4 to behave more like Ext3.
Orignally posted on /. here — http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/03/11/2031231&from=rss
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