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kernel-module-8188eu - 1.0.0-r1.0

kernel-module-8192cu - 3.4.4-r1.0

kernel-module-ath - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-ath9k-common - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-ath9k-htc - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-ath9k-hw - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-brcmfb - 3.3.8+20140424-r0

kernel-module-carl9170 - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-crc-ccitt - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-dvb-bcm7356 - 3.3.8+20140424-r0

kernel-module-eeprom-93cx6 - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-fpga-directc - 3.3.8+20140424-r0

kernel-module-ipv6 - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-mac80211 - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-michael-mic - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-procmk - 3.3.8+20140424-r0

kernel-module-r8712u - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-rt2500usb - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-rt2800lib - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-rt2800usb - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-rt2x00lib - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-rt2x00usb - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-rt73usb - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-rtl8187 - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-zd1211rw - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

kernel-module-zram - 3.3.8-r1.7.5

News from Gs date 15/03/2013

 

"Since this has never been announced officially outside of the conference circuit, the GStreamer team would like to clarify that GStreamer 0.10 is no longer maintained. Not by us, nor by anyone else. There will be no more GStreamer 0.10 releases, not even bug-fix releases. Bugs will not be investigated unless they also apply to GStreamer 1.x. Patches will only be reviewed and pushed if they apply to one of the current 1.x branches or fix an issue that still pertains to 1.x. Bug fixes have not been backported systematically to 0.10 for a very long time now, and there are many hundreds of bugs that have only been fixed in 1.x, and manymore are fixed every week. Any commits to the 0.10 branch are made purely on an ad-hoc basis now, and we may lock down the branch completely. No more features will be added to 0.10. However, GStreamer 0.10 support is of course still available on a commercial basis from the usual suspects.

 

We realise and regret that this may cause some inconvenience, and we also understand that there are circumstances where there are valid reasons not to migrate to 1.0 at this time, or in some cases ever, but we would also like to dispel any doubt whatsoever that there is any other way. We have neither the resources, nor the will or the energy to maintain more than one major version. We must use the little resources we have on code that has a future.

 

We are happy to provide help and advice to anyone migrating to 1.0. If there are plugins that haven't been ported yet that you need, let us know, maybe we can help get them ported.

 

Thanks for your understanding.

 

Happy hacking, see you on the other side!"

 

Coted from http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/news/