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Linux News: "Great news from Doudoulinux team, they have released the version 1.1 of their project."

Tirania: "Apple has removed the restrictions that were introduced earlier this year (the famous section 3.3.1).

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Ah, Comcast. Apparently the company sent an email to a user telling him that they had boosted the speeds on his broadband connection (which Comcast is trying to rebrand "Xfinity"), only to email him again a couple days later to admit they didn't really mean that.

Great news for those planning in attending this year's Dutch PHP Conference from Lorna Mitchell (this year's host) - there will be an unconference run by the PHPBenelux group.

php|architect has published the latest episode in their "oddWeek" podcast series today - episode 5 with an interview with Matthew Turland.

Clay Loveless has some great news for those running RedHat-based versions of linux - PHP 5.3 can now be installed via yum.

Tweetdeck users have noticed tonight that their hourly API call limit has been increased from 100 to 150 per hour, essentially meaning you can get more frequent Twitter updates if you require them.

Twitter, however, has made no announcement, and the API Wiki still states 100 as the limit.

Technology FLOSS: "Well well.... I couldn't blog on friday when the news were fresh (and I knew right away everybody was going to comment on it).

GNU/Linux has hit a 1% market share during April 2009 according to Hitslink's statistics. Alongside these statistics we can see that IE keeps bleeding market share while FF and Chrome continue to go up.

Great news as well."

Adobe releases AIR 1.5 for Linux today, December 18, 2008.

This is great news for Linux users that have been stuck with 1.1 Beta. AIR applications that have been unable to install should install and run without problems.

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