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SourceForge Announces 2007 Community Choice Awards Winners
SourceForge announced the winners of its second annual SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards in Portland, OR, at an evening celebration held during the OSCON conference. The awards recognize open source projects that have the most supportive community following, and those that the community’s members believe are built with the highest quality, productivity and ingenuity. |
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[uh, sorry for this untitledness, just another instance of "I'll do this later"-itis]
There's a set of python-nautilus extensions that, together with meld the diff viewer, do pretty much what Tortoise does on Windows. Pretty cool.
The thing is, I don't use graphical file managers much anymore... Bash rules ;) I was just wondering...
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As for others, in my previous life I used TortoiseCVS and it was really cool. I wonder how much effort would it be to make a similar plugin for Konqueror...