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GRUB2 CD-ROM Boot Support by Alexandru Roman, mentored by Jeroen Dekkers findutils: updatedb (rewrite), xargs (ARG_MAX), find (extended attributes) by Leslie P. Polzer, mentored by James Youngman User defined out of date decission for GNU make and persistent variables. by Ramon Garcia Fernandez, mentored by Paul Smith Mailutils: Add TLS capability to IMAP and POP client code. by Wojciech Polak, mentored by Sergey Poznyakoff Gnome/GStreamer Desktop sound integration for Java by Mario Torre, mentored by Mark J. Wielaard GNU Hurd libchannel by Fredrik Hammar, mentored by Richard Braun Generics support in Portable.NET by IVAN DE JESUS DERAS TABORA, mentored by Klaus Treichel Graphical navigation/representation of knowledge base; and interfacing with other knowledge systems. by Rakesh Pandit, mentored by Nagarjuna Gadiraju SyncML interface for phpGroupWare by Johan Gunnarsson, mentored by Dave Hall

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