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open-vm-tools 2011.12.20 changes:
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* Updates for new Linux kernel releases, including some fixes for
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Fedora's re-versioned 3.x kernels.
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* VMCI sockets has some changes for a new socket type, targeted
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at replacing the "backdoor" communication used by the tools services.
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* HGFS has better session support.
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* Miscelaneous bug fixes and small enhancements in other parts
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open-vm-tools 2011.11.20 changes:
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* Updates for new Linux kernel releases.
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* Better Unity and DnD compatibility with newer Linux distros.
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* Other minor fixes and cleanups.
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open-vm-tools 2011.10.26 changes:
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* Mostly cleanups and bug fixes.
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* Code can now compile with uClibc, with some caveats.
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open-vm-tools 2011.09.23 changes:
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* open-vm-tools now can use the built in Linux freeze / thaw
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support for block devices, making the vmsync driver unnecessary
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in kernels supporting that feature.
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* The VMCI driver has been simplified, removing VM-to-VM
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communication support (which is being removed from VMware products).
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* The Unity team decided to remove the Unity plugin from open-vm-tools,
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given its partial brokenness due to reliance on internally-modified
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version of GNOME libraries, among other reasons.
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* Other bug fixes and code cleanup.
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open-vm-tools 2011.08.21 changes:
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* Enabled several VIX APIs on FreeBSD.
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* Minor bug fixes and code cleanup.
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open-vm-tools 2011.07.19 changes:
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* Fix an issue in the HGFS driver that could lead to a kernel