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EuroIX Looking To Sponsor Quagga Development

Jul 6, 2009 at 16:53 · Filed under Quagga, Technology ·Tagged bugs, development, Euro-IX, Quagga, sponsor

Euro-IX is looking to sponsor Quagga development. This was announced by Nick Hilliard in a post to the quagga-dev list. This is really great to see and I commend Euro-IX for providing these resources for Quagga.

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