Passer-by in Indian city was attacked by leopard

[ via Mail Online ] 7 Jan

A fully grown leopard attacked and injured four people after it strayed into a residential area in the north-east Indian city of Guwahati today. 

Leopard attack, India [ Photo: AFP/Getty Images ]

The locals were seriously wounded by the leopard after it ran into a house on the busy Nabagraha Road in a central residential neighbourhood of Silphukhuri.

An auto rickshaw driver managed to cage the panicked leopard inside the house, which was kept locked until forest department officials arrived and sedated the animal.

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VMWare to fix Leopard and Snow Leopard Accidental Virtualization Bug

Full Story: Chip Hazard 22 Nov

It was previously reported that VMWare’s new version of Fusion (4.1)  release came up with the ability to virtualize non-server version of Leopard and Snow Leopard by the users which was a violation of Apple’s OS X licensing terms.

But whenever a Fusion user tried to virtualize the above mentioned OS, a dialog would appear which left the legality decisions to be made by the users which appeared to be an intentional decision by VMware. But  that was apparently a bug that VMWare is probably going to fix.

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VMware Fusion 4.1 Released

Full Story: Chip Hazard / Wahaab JB 20 Nov

VMware has released the updated Fusion 4.1 that contains many bug-fixes and improvements over the last version of the virtualization software. It now has the ability to run non-server versions of Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5) and Snow Leopard (Mac OS X 10.6), reports Chip Hazard.

Even though the Fusion software can run the client version of Leopard and Snow Leopard, there was still fear that Apple might come after the software company and sue them. 

Read full story "How VMware tackled the situation by thinking different and came up with a unique solution." Or else read the documentation by VMware HERE.

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