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VLC for Mac Might Die, Unless You Save It

By Matt Buchanan Published December 16, 2009, 8:16 pm ET

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The current number of developers for VLC on Mac is right around, um, zero. Not good for an open source project powered by volunteers! So development on the 64-bit version has been stalled, and if new devs can’t be found, Mac VLC could end with version 1.1.0. Gulp. [VideoLan via Slashdot, MacNN]

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