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Software. The latest released version will be the latest version
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alpha releases.
Findutils releases are signed by James Youngman as part of
the procedure for uploading to the FTP site. The key
that they are signed with is available on Savannah. The key is not
available from some keyservers because it has an image in a subkey,
which some of them don't like. See
this message on the Findutils mailing list for a pointer to a
keyserver which can cope with such keys (I use subkeys.pgp.net
myself).
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