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From : Sergey Lentsov 2:4615/71.10 12 Jan 2001 02:34:52
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See also: [12]last week's Development page.
Development projects
Browsers
Mozilla 0.7 milestone released. According to the [13]Mozilla Web site,
the packages for the latest milestone release, Mozilla 0.7, are now
available. The [14]most important update here is the new PSM (Personal
Security Manager), which is now available on Linux, Windows and the
Mac. Additionally, files can now be drag-n-dropped as mail attachments
and news reader problems with large newsgroup hierarchies has been
fixed. (Thanks to Klaus Krtschil)
Databases
Compaq releases open source database benchmark, OSDB. Compaq has
[15]open sourced a database benchmark and placed the project under
their Sourceforge hierarchy of open sourced projects.
NASA switches from Oracle to MySQL (Federal Computer Week). A group at
NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center [16]has made the switch from
Oracle to MySQL on their Acquisition Internet Service. "'We noticed an
increase in [speed of] performance since the change and have not
experienced any problems with the product', Clark said. 'We kept
waiting for the other shoe to fall from the time we started
investigating mySQL, but it never did.'"
Embedded Systems
Embedded Linux Newsletter for Jan. 4, 2001 (LinuxDevices). The latest
edition of the [17]Embedded Linux Newsletter has been published.
Featured stories this week include the Philips USB controller, updates
on TinyLogin for handling login and authentication on embedded
systems, and Lineo's upgrade to its BusyBox utilities. An embedded
Linux market survey is also included.
Games
Hissim History Generator (WorldForge). WorldForge documents the
release of [18]Hissim 2.2, a graphical population history simulator
for use in game software.
Interoperability
Wine Weekly News for January 8, 2001. The January 8, 2001 edition of
the [19]Wine Weekly News is out. News includes speed optimizations to
the wineserver communications protocol, multimedia architectural
changes, work on the DirectSound and DIB sections, and more.
Mail Software
Mailman 2.0.1 released. Version 2.0.1 of [20]Mailman, the GNU Mailing
List manager, is now available. "Mailman is software to help manage
electronic mail discussion lists, much like Majordomo or Smartmail.
Mailman gives each mailing list a unique web page and allows users to
subscribe, unsubscribe, and change their account options over the web.
Even the list manager can administer his or her list entirely via the
web." Mailman is written in Python.
Network Management
OpenNMS Update Volume 2 Issue 2 (January 9, 2001). The latest
[21]OpenNMS Update is out. Information on where the OpenNMS group will
be over the next month is included, along with the development of a
software "road map" and other project status.
Office Applications
LinuxOrbit reviews AbiWord. AbiWord, the word processing program by
AbiSource [22]is reviewed by Linux Orbit. "This article was written
entirely in AbiWord, and the experience was overall quite pleasant. It
has a familiar interface that allows a crossover user to just fire it
up and get right to work, without the unpleasantness of learning a new
scheme. Any user familiar with Word, WordPad, KWord or any other word
processor for that matter, should not have to climb too steep a
learning curve when using AbiWord for the first time."
LaTeX: A diamond in the rough (ZDNet). In a Linux Opinion column this
week, Evan Leibovitch explains the ever reliable and mature [23]text
formatting system called LaTeX (pronounced LAH-tek). "Like a C
language program, LaTeX documents are created with your favorite text
editor, looking a bit like raw HTML or WordPerfect documents in Reveal
Codes mode. These files, when complete, are then run through a
processor to create formatted output. The resulting "dvi" (device
independent) binary file can be easily churned into PostScript, or PDF
files, or X Window displays, or many other printer and typesetting
machine formats."
OpenOffice Bonobo Integration. OpenOffice.org has posted a [24]white
paper on the integration of Bonobo with UNO and the OpenOffice API,
with a future consideration of integration with Mozilla's XPCOM.
Eazel Newsletter, January 4th, 2001. Eazel has posted the [25]January
2001 issue of their newsletter. Topics in this issue include an update
on the Eazel Installer, Sun's adoption of Nautilus for Solaris, the
second release of the Eazel Software Catalog, and Dell's interest in
all things Eazel.
Gimp 1.2.0 RPMs available. If you've been itching to easily try out
the latest Gimp, the source and executable [26]RPMs for Gimp 1.2.0
have been made available. The RPMs were built on a RedHat 6.2 machine.
A Tutorial for Perl Gimp Users Updated for Gimp 1.2. Dov Grobgeld has
sent us [27]a pointer to the latest version of the Perl for Gimp
tutorial. Good stuff for those of you who are writing Gimp scripts.
On the Desktop
Which GUI To Go With? (ZDNet). Lou Grinzo walks new users through the
[28]Linux desktop from X to Eazel in this story from ComputerShopper.
"The GUI on a typical Linux system begins with software known
generically as X11. This is usually XFree86, a free program that lets
applications display information in graphical mode. You can run it by
itself, but bare-bones X11 is extremely primitive. Instead, you should
run a window manager on top of X11 that offers a slicker appearance
with more convenience features"
From the Desktop: S Is For Sawfish and Shedding (Linux Planet). Brian
Proffitt reviews [29]Sawfish, the favored window manager for the GNOME
desktop. "The level of control within the Sawfish Configurator is
truly incredible. You can detail nearly every aspect about the look of
your desktop--everything from theme selection to what the handle on
the bottom right corner of your windows looks like."
KDE 2.1 Release Schedule (KDE dot News). KDE dot News [30]has posted a
notice from David Faure, the KDE release coordinator, announcing the
KDE 2.1 release schedule. The beta version should come out on January
29, 2001, and the official release is scheduled for release on
February 12, 2001.
Linux Accessibility Conference and KDE (KDE Dot News). There will be a
KDE working group session at the [31]Linux Accessibility Conference to
be held in March in Los Angeles.
Printing Systems
CUPS V1.1.5 updated source code available. An updated version of the
CUPS V1.1.5 source code [32]has been made available. This version
includes some minor bug fixes and optimizations.
Science
Linux in Science Report #6. After a long absence, the [33]Linux in
Science Report has returned. This issue has an update to Chemsuite,
Grace (a WYSIWYG graphing program), FREEGIS, and SciGraphica.
Pete St. Onge also reports that [34]SEUL is planning on having a
[35]booth in the .org pavilion at [36]LinuxWorld Expo in NYC later
this month.
Web-site Development
Midgard 2.0 development roadmap. Ami Ganguli has sent us the
[37]Midgard 2.0 Roadmap Mark II. The Midgard 2.0 system is tentatively
scheduled for release in December of 2001.
Section Editor: [38]Forrest Cook
January 11, 2001
Desktop Links
[39]Gnome
[40]KDE
[41]XFce
[42]GTK+
[43]Window Managers
Application Links
[44]GIMP
[45]Mozilla
[46]Galeon
[47]High Availability
[48]ht://Dig
[49]MagicPoint
[50]Wine
[51]Worldforge
[52]Zope
More Information
[53]AppWatch
[54]Freshmeat
[55]SourceForge
Programming Languages
Java
Techniques for adding trace statements to your Java application (IBM
developerWorks). Andrei Malacinski [56]discusses Java debugging
techniques in an IBM developerWorks article. "In today's world of
tight schedules and the constant demand for more function, developers
often don't have the time, or don't take the time, to think about a
debugging (or tracing) strategy. There are always more important
things to code than debug statements. This article provides developers
that strategy for free -- Java source code and all -- relieving them
of the need to design and implement one of their own tracing
strategies and allowing them to concentrate on their application's
main logic. Two techniques are presented in this article, one for
development-time tracing and one for run-time tracing."
Perl
Weblog 1.6 (webreference.com). Version 1.6 of Weblog [57]has been
released. "Based on your feedback, Weblog 1.6 includes several bug
fixes, simplified installation procedures, better RSS 1.0 support, and
better documentation. This tutorial walks through the new installation
procedures and supersedes the previous Weblog tutorial."
"Weblog is a simple browser-based interface for managing one or more
RSS channels. It's also capable of generating HTML, Palm and WML files
from the RSS file. Templates are included for HTML, Palm, and WML
output so you can customize the output for your channels."
Spork, Skud's Perl training Fork. A four day Perl Training class
written by Skud, aka Kirrily Robert, [58]is available from
Sourceforge.
PHP
PHP Weekly Summary for January 9, 2001. Issues 18 and 19 of the
[59]PHP Weekly Summary are available. Topics include a bug in the
array function, standard function naming schemes, Kerberos 5, OpenSSL
extensions, and Korean PHP documentation. A new release candidate, PHP
4.0.4pl1 RC1 is also available.
Python
How to Think Like a Computer Scientist, Python version(Andamooka).
Allen B. Downey, Jeffrey Elkner and Moshe Zadka have written [60]an
online book on learning Python. The book is aimed at beginner level
programmers.
Tkinter 3000. The [61]Tkinter 3000 project has released a sneak
preview of the Widget Construction Kit (WCK) for Python. "The Tkinter
3000 project attempts to create a better (faster, smaller) Tk
interface, and provide ways to extend the Tkinter library with new
widgets, geometry managers, and more. The new design is mostly
compatible with Tkinter, as shipped with Python 1.5.2."
The Snack Sound Toolkit v2.0.5 (deja.com). A new release of the
[62]Snack Sound Toolkit for Python is available. "Snack adds commands
to play, record, and process sound and supports in-memory sound
objects, file based audio, and streaming audio. It handles fileformats
such as WAV, MP3, AU, AIFF, and NIST/Sphere."
Tcl/Tk
Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL! - weekly Tcl news and links (Jan 8). [63]Dr.
Dobb's Tcl-URL! for January 8th has been released. This week's edition
includes links to articles on GPLed network administration, how to
build Tcl/Tk on Cygwin, and how to change all of the fonts in an
application at one time.
Tcl Wrapping Utilities. Dennis LaBelle has released [64]freeWrap 5.0
b1, a program that converts Tcl/Tk scripts into a single binary file,
and [65]freeDelivery 2.0, a program that uses freeWrap to assemble
files for installation on another computer.
Software Development Tools
SGI releases dmSDK as open source (Yahoo). According to a [66]press
release from SGI, the source for SGI's dmSDK, the Digital Media
Software Development Kit, has been [67]released mostly as open source
with packages falling under the GPL or LGPL license. Some of the
sample programs are released under the SGI open source license. This
is version 2.0 of the kit and it is available for both Linux and SGI
IRIX. dmSDK is comprised of various SGI predecessor API's including
the Video Library (VL), the Audio Library (AL), Digital Media Image
Converter (DMIC), Digital Media Audio Converter (DMAC), and the
Compression Library (CL).
Section Editor: [68]Forrest Cook
Language Links
[69]Erlang
[70]Guile
[71]Haskell
[72]Blackdown.org
[73]IBM Java Zone
[74]Perl News
[75]Use Perl
[76]PHP
[77]PHP Weekly Summary [78]Daily Python-URL
[79]Python.org
[80]Python.faqts
[81]Jython
[82]Ruby
[83]Smalltalk
[84]Tcl Developer Xchange
[85]Tcltk.com
[86]Regular Expressions
[87]Next: Commerce
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