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3 project(s) on this page
| Project |
Spr |
Newest |
Outdated |
Ignored |
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mingw:poppler∗
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3 |
0.81.0 |
0.73.0 0.67.0 0.62.02 0.57.0 0.52.0 |
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poppler∗
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47 |
0.81.018 |
0.80.08 0.79.03 0.78.02 0.77.03 0.76.12 0.76.0 0.75.02 0.74.07 0.73.02 0.72.02 0.71.02 0.68.06 0.67.02 0.66.03 0.64.0 0.63.02 0.62.05 0.61.12 0.61.02 0.59.0 0.57.05 0.56.0 0.54.0 0.52.03 0.51.0 0.50.0 0.49.0 0.48.0 0.45.02 0.43.02 0.41.0 0.35.02 0.32.0 0.26.54 0.26.2 0.24.54 0.24.0 0.22.53 0.22.4 0.22.3 0.18.42 0.16.7 0.14.5 0.12.43 0.6.2 |
9999 0.69.0.r65.ga6f88881 |
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poppler-data∗
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35 |
0.4.931 |
0.4.86 0.4.711 0.4.66 0.4.52 0.4.42 0.4.02 |
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