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• LZO Professional 3.1 has been released. (Sep 16 2011)
• LZO 2.06 has been released. (Aug 12 2011)
• LZO 2.05 has been released. (Apr 23 2011)
• LZO Professional 3.0 has been released. (Mar 03 2011)
• LZO data compression support has been added to the next-generation Btrfs filesystem and is included with Linux 2.6.38. (Jan 2011)

• lzop 1.03 has been released. (Nov 01 2010)
• LZO 2.04 has been released. (Oct 31 2010)
• UPX 3.07 has been released. (Sep 08 2010)

• Spirit and Opportunity are still on duty on Sol 2000. Amazing! (Aug 2009)

• LZO 2.03 has been released. (Apr 30 2008)
• Spirit and Opportunity are still on duty on Sol 1500. Amazing! (Apr 2008)

• UPX 3.00 has been released. (Apr 27 2007)

• Spirit and Opportunity are still on duty on Sol 1000. Amazing! (Dec 2006)
• UPX 2.00 has been released. (Apr 27 2006)

• LZO 2.02 has been released. (Oct 17 2005)
• A patch for the Linux kernel that fixes the alignment of signal handler stack frames has been merged and will be part of Linux 2.6.14. (Oct 2005)
• Release candidate lzop 1.02 rc1 is available for testing. (Jul 25 2005)
• CAN-2005-1849. Discovered, diagnosed and reported a security vulnerability in the widely used zlib data compression library. Due to the highly delicate nature no exact details are publicly available (which has caused some confusion), but this Red Hat Security Advisory does correctly describe the overall problem. (Jul 2005)
• LZO 2.01 has been released. (Jun 27 2005)
• LZO 2.00 has been released. (May 30 2005)
• A patch for the GNU C++ Compiler that fixes the mangling of non-standard builtin integer types has been merged. This will be included in GCC 4.1. (Apr 2005)

• Diagnosed and reported a long-standing bug in the Microsoft Visual C/C++ preprocessor. The fix will be included in VS 2005. (Aug 2004)
• UCL 1.03 has been released. (Jul 20 2004)
• UPX 1.25 has been released. (Jun 29 2004)
• The all-new website has gone live. (Apr 2004)
• oberhumer.com data compression technology has landed on Mars and is transmitting from far space. Now this is exciting! (Jan 04 2004)

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