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First of all a Happy New Year from us Cologne and Bonn folks to you all!
Thanks for your great analysis work and of course your continued coverage of openQRM in the right context. Just to let you know: A couple of days ago, Matt Rechenburg released the new openQRM version 4.6, sporting a streamlined web interface, useability enhancements and important new management features (like local deployment for Xen and KVM VMs, transparent migration from/to Amazon EC2 and Windows/Solaris support, to name a few).
Maybe this is worth noticing. The full press release is at http://www.openqrm-enterprise.com/about-openqrm/release-notes.html.
Have a good start in 2010 & all the best
Chris Moeller and the openQRM Team
Thanks for the note. Congratulations on the new release.
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