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Subject: Site for software version announcements?
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	Is there a site or mailing list that announces all of the latest software 
releases and versions for all things unix?  Or even just software in 
general?  I'm wondering cause I'm looking for a way to keep current on all 
the newest software the moment it's available.  Anyone know of something 
like this?