Zaurus Feed
Here is a new Zaurus feed. Looks pretty complete — and the best part is that it is updated regularly. Last update was December 3.
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Virtual Machines on Macs
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Firefly as MMORG
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Psystar fight back against Apple’s lawsuit against it.
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