TagLib, which I wrote way back in the day and has since been through many releases had another bug fix release that went out today, handled by Lukáš Lalinský, whom I handed over the reins to a bit back. There are more details in his blog post.
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Co-founder of Directed Edge. Based in Berlin. Groove on graph theory and recommender systems. Geek out to jazz and electro. Systems programmer in an oh-so-2.0 world. Liberal arts and culture imposter. Cynical optimist.
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- Just did the jump from NetBeans to Eclipse for the (little) Java that I do. Have no fear, Emacsees, I am still true to the fold in non-Java.
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