They have ultimate quality! I've never been in HD videoconference in real-time before it. And it's straight from the browser, without downloads or installations. Hands down, the best video conferencing software now, no competition.
Patches are coming, apparently the vuln was to be announced at 7PM CET, but the French Qualys RP violated the embargo on a mailing list 3 hours too early.
Debian packages are already out for Wheezie. Waiting for Squeeze.
I totally agree about both statements. My next hands on and post on that topic will be about moving from Ubuntu to CoreOS and what it implies for our existing infrastructure (I'm the article author)
We need a cross-distro dependency manager that can generate app-liance images for baremetal, lxc, kvm, aws/xen, vmware, azure/hyperv, illumos/bsd/zones, etc. Such a dependency manager could encode management-related policy (e.g. networking) into an image manifest that could be parsed by deployment tools. As an image format, OVF was ratified by DMTF and may have useful concepts, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Virtualization_Format
