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 Development projects
 
 News and Editorials
 
    Web100 Releases its first Alpha Version
 
    LWN first [13]covered the Web100 project back in 1999. This project
    seeks to optimize TCP/IP stacks (starting with Linux) for top
    performance over high-speed, wide-area networks; it is aimed at the
    needs of scientific laboratories and others who need to move massive
    amounts of data around.
 
    [14][web100.jpg] The [15]Web100 project has [16]announced its alpha
    1.0 release. The work so far seems to be mostly oriented toward
    instrumenting the Linux TCP/IP stack so that its performance can be
    monitored and improved. The implementation is defined by the
    [17]Web100 TCP Kernel Instrumentation Set (TCP-KIS).
 
    The project leaders are aiming to achieve fairly wide usage of their
    efforts:
 
      In addition to the software release, Web100 programmers continue to
      refine TCP software so that users can automatically achieve the
      highest possible transfer rate. This effort has already led to a
      first draft of a new [18]Internet Engineering Task Force standard.
      As the development of new standards progresses, Web100 researchers
      hope that other operating system vendors will adopt the Web100
      enhancements. Such changes will make increased TCP traffic flows
      easier to handle and more transparent for the users of high-speed
      networks.
 
    The Web100 software currently consists of two components, a [19]kernel
    patch that works with Linux kernel 2.4.16, and a shared user-space
    library of utilities known as the Userland. The alpha 1.1 version of
    Userland was just released, and [20]features a few bug fixes and
    documentation updates.
 
    The Web100 software may be downloaded [21]here.
 
 Audio Projects
 
    JACK API enhancements. The JACK Audio Connection Kit API [22]has been
    improved. "The JACK API now includes provisions for shared transport
    control, including looping. Substantial improvements to stability have
    been achieved, as well as some architectural changes to support new
    "drivers". The ALSA PCM driver has been modified to support use for
    playback only, greatly helping those with consumer audio interfaces."
 
 Education
 
    Linux in education report #65. The Linux in education report
    [23]number 65 is out. The Audio Bookshelf linux-based CDROM
    distribution is the featured topic, other educational Linux projects
    are also covered.
 
 Embedded Systems
 
    Embedded Linux Newsletter for Feb. 28, 2002. The February 28, 2002
    [24]Embedded Linux Newsletter is available. Topics include a review of
    Redsonic's embedded Linux toolkit, the new Intel embedded CPU chips,
    the ELC's embedded Linux platform specification, and more.
 
    Linux system development on an embedded device (IBM developerWorks).
    Anand K Santhanam and Vishal Kulkarni [25]describe the components that
    are needed for developing Embedded Linux applications. "Especially if
    you're just starting out in embedded development, the wealth of
    available bootloaders, scaled-down distributions, filesystems, and
    GUIs can seem overwhelming. But this wealth of options is actually a
    boon, allowing you to tailor your development or user environment
    exactly to your needs."
 
 Libraries
 
    Sun releases ABIcheck (Gnotices). The GNOME Gnotices site [26]mentions
    that Sun has released the source code to ABIcheck, a tool that checks
    to make sure that an application uses library ABIs correctly. See the
    [27]ABIcheck home page on SourceForge for more information. The
    ABIcheck source has been released under the LGPL.
 
 Mail Software
 
    rbl-milter 0.2 released. Version 0.2 of rbl-milter, a mail filter for
    sendmail, [28]is available. This version supports multiple RBL lists,
    adds compatibility with older resolver libraries, and features
    autoconf configuration.
 
    Stopping Spam with SpamAssassin (Perl.com). Simon Cozens writes about
    [29]spam filtering on Perl.com. "I get a lot of spam. An absolute
    massive bucket load of spam. I got way over 100 pieces of spam in the
    first three days of this month. I get so much spam Hormel Foods send
    trucks to take it away. And I'm convinced that things are getting
    worse. We're all being bombarded with junk mail more than ever these
    days. Well, a couple of days ago I got to breaking point, and decided
    that the simple mail filtering I had in place up until now just wasn't
    up to the job. It was time to call in an assassin. "
 
 Web-site Development
 
    PHPmole: Free development environment for Midgard and PHP. PHPmole, an
    Integrated Development Environment for the Midgard web platform,
    [30]has been released. "PHPmole aims to provide the free software
    world with a web development environment comparable to DreamWeaver and
    MS Visual Studio, with additional content management functionalities. 
 
    Unlike most Midgard applications and development tools, PHPmole is a
    native client-side program designed for the the GNOME desktop
    environment.
    " (Thanks to Henri Bergius.)
 
    Zope 2.6 features wiki. Brian Lloyd [31]has announced a new [32]Zope
    2.6 wiki site that has been created for the purpose of discussing Zope
    2.6 development.
 
    The latest Zope Members' News. This week's entries on the [33]Zope
    Members' News include Zope 2.5.0 support for the Wing IDE, TCPWatch
    1.1, Emil email client v.0.5, and more.
 
 Documentation
 
    LDP Weekly News. The March 5, 2002 edition of the [34]LDP Weekly News
    covers the new version of the GNU Free Documentation License. New
    documentation includes a Linux Complete Backup and Recovery HOWTO, and
    a Spanish translation of the Linux Network Administrators Guide, 2nd
    Edition.
    March 7, 2002
 
    Application Links
    [35]GIMP
    [36]Mozilla
    [37]Galeon
    [38]High Availability
    [39]ht://Dig
    [40]mnoGoSearch
    [41]MagicPoint
    [42]Wine
    [43]Worldforge
    [44]Zope
    Open Source Code Collections
    [45]Berlios
    [46]Freshmeat
    [47]OpenSourceDirectory
    [48]Savannah
    [49]Le Serveur Libre
    [50]SourceForge
    [51]Sweetcode
 Desktop Development
 
 Audio Applications
 
    AlsaPlayer 0.99.54 released. Version 0.99.54 of the AlsaPlayer PCM
    player [52]is available. The [53]change log lists improvements to
    libalsaplayer, a new preferences system, improvements to the JACK
    interface, code cleanups, and a few more features.
 
    WaveSurfer 1.3 released. Version 1.3 of the WaveSurfer audio file
    editor [54]has been released. The [55]changes include support for
    separate sound windows, linear, exponential, and logarithmic fade
    filters, faster plotting, bug fixes, and more.
 
    XMMS 1.2.7 released. Version 1.2.7 of XMMS, the X MultiMedia System,
    [56]has been released. This version [57]features visual enhancements,
    cddb server connectivity improvements, mpg123 stability improvements,
    and more.
 
 Web Browsers
 
    Encompass 0.4.5 released (Gnotices). A new version of the
    [58]Encompass web browser [59]has been announced. Version 0.4.5
    features bug fixes and the ability to download files.
 
    Mozilla Independent Status Reports (MozillaZine). MozillaZine features
    a number of Mozilla [60]Independent Status Reports, including a report
    from the Second European Mozilla Developers Meeting, and updates on
    the ThinSkin, Abzilla, and mozCalc projects.
 
 Desktop Environments
 
    People of KDE: Falk Brettschneider. This week's People of KDE
    interview features [61]Falk Brettschneider, author of QextMDI and
    contributor to KDevelop 2.
 
    Kernel Cousin KDE #34. Issue #34 of Kernel Cousin KDE [62]covers
    Project Crystal, KMenu side image colors, aRts, a FAQ that promotes
    KDE, and the [63]Karbon vector graphics program.
 
 Graphics
 
    Sketch 0.6.13 Released. Version 0.6.13 of the Sketch vector drawing
    tool [64]has been released. This version adds multi-line text
    handling, new import filters and conversion tools, simple color
    separation, an eps security fix, and more.
 
 Office Applications
 
    Kernel Cousin GNUe #17 and #18. Two new editions of Kernel Cousin GNUe
    are available. [65]Issue #17 looks at GNUe error messages, installing
    GNUe on Red Hat, using Forms with the Application Server, Forms
    issues, and more.
 
    [66]Issue #18 covers a General Ledger schema, European privacy laws,
    Debian packages, ERP standards, and more.
 
 Miscellaneous
 
    Nautilus File Manager Scripts. A collection of scripts that can be
    used by the GNOME Nautilus file manager [67]have been published. Many
    scripts are available for archiving, execution, querying, processing,
    file system management, dealing with multimedia, and more.
 
    Desktop Environments
    [68]GNOME
    [69]GNUstep
    [70]KDE
    [71]XFce
    [72]XFree86
    Window Managers
    [73]Afterstep
    [74]Enlightenment
    [75]FVMW2
    [76]IceWM
    [77]Sawfish
    [78]WindowMaker
    Widget Sets
    [79]GTK+
    [80]Qt
 Programming Languages
 
 C
 
    Open64 Compiler v0.14 released. Version 0.14 of the Open64 C, C++, and
    Fortran90/95 compiler for the Itanium processor [81]has been released.
    "It includes all the modifications made by the ORC team."
 
 Caml
 
    Caml Weekly News. The [82]Caml Weekly News for March 5, 2002 looks at
    the ARM OCaml cross-compiler, WDialog-2.00-test2, O'Caml DLL-hell,
    Report 0.3, and tools from the C-- project.
 
    The Caml Hump. This week's entries on [83]the Caml Hump include the
    oclisp minimal lisp interpreter, OCCamlBurg for generating code from
    pattern matching specifications, OCamlError for dissecting stack
    traces, the OCamlARM cross compiler, and more.
 
 Java
 
    Chapter 4: The Java Platform (O'Reilly). O'Reilly has put [84]chapter
    4 of the book Java in a Nutshell by David Flanagan online. "This
    chapter switches gears and covers the Java platform -- a vast
    collection of predefined classes available to every Java program,
    regardless of the underlying host system on which it is running. The
    classes of the Java platform are collected into related groups, known
    as packages."
 
    Understanding JTS - An introduction to transactions (IBM
    developerWorks). Brian Goetz [85]discusses the Java Transaction
    Service (JTS) on IBM's developerWorks. "The Java Transaction Service
    is a key element of the J2EE architecture. Together with the Java
    Transaction API, it enables us to build distributed applications that
    are robust to all sorts of system and network failures."
 
 Lisp
 
    Condition Handling in the Lisp Language Family. Kent Pitman has
    published his paper on [86]Condition Handling in the Lisp Language
    Family. "The Lisp family of languages has long been a rich source of
    ideas and inspiration in the area of error handling. Here we will
    survey some of the abstract concepts and terminology, as well as some
    specific language constructs that Lisp has contributed."
 
    GNU CLISP 2.28 released. [87]GNU CLISP Version 2.28 [88]has been
    released. Some of the changes include the implementation of a number
    of new ANSI CL functions support for weak hash tables and
    internationalized lisp programs, and the UI language can be changed
    dynamically.
 
 Perl
 
    The Perl Review. A new downloadable (PDF) Perl magazine makes its
    debut this month. [89]The Perl Review has articles on Perl one liners,
    extreme publishing, parroty bits, singletons, and camels & needles.
 
    perl 5.7.3 Available (use Perl). Intended to be the last developer
    release before Perl 5.8.0, Perl 5.7.3 [90]has been announced. The
    developers are looking for help testing the release out. "The less
    common platform you have, the more important this is, since the Perl
    developers do not have access to all the possible platforms, or the
    required programming and debugging experience on those platforms."
 
    Perl 6 Porters for March 2, 2002. The latest [91]Perl 6 Porters digest
    has articles on topicalizers in Perl 6, garbage collection, .NET CLR,
    PDDs, Parrot Magic Cookie assignments, and more.
 
 PHP
 
    PHP Weekly Summary. The March 4, 2002 [92]PHP Weekly Summary looks at
    PHP 4.1.2, QA testing, MySQL constants, and more.
 
 Python
 
    Dr. Dobb's Python-URL! for March 4. This week's [93]Python-URL is out,
    with news and links for the Python community. Topics include Unicode
    in Python, playing MP3 files, the Papercut news server, a TWAIN
    scanner interface for Python, and more.
 
    The Daily Python-URL. This week's entries on [94]The Daily Python-URL
    looks at the new PyZine technical journal, the Ly Literate Programming
    engine, the Gumbie GUI generator for Jython, the Python Sound Project,
    the U.N. Bot game, Guido's "Introduction to Python" tutorial, and much
    more.
 
 Ruby
 
    The Ruby Garden. This week, [95]the Ruby Garden features a new version
    1.6.7 release of Ruby, and a redesigned [96]Ruby Garden Wiki.
 
    Ruby Weekly News. The March 4, 2002 [97]Ruby Weekly News looks at the
    JTTui textmode user interface, the rpkg package tool, RDoc for turning
    documents into XML, the FOX GUI Toolkit, and more.
 
 Tcl/Tk
 
    Two weeks of Tcl-URL. Here's [98]Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL for February 27,
    with the latest from the Tcl/Tk development community. Topics include
    portable Tcl, the risks of Visual Basic, MetaKit, and more.
 
    The [99]Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL for March 6 is also available. The issue
    looks at Wiki references, Tk selection deficiencies, Tcl 8.4a3,
    dealing with .pbm images, and working with threads.
 
 XML
 
    The Visual Display of Quantitative XML (O'Reilly). Fabio Arciniegas A.
    [100]talks about the visual display of XML data. "While quantitative
    XML data is everywhere, a less common thing to find is examples of
    effective ways to display such information. Most resources will merely
    show you how to use XSLT to convert XML data to HTML, which is often
    not nearly enough when you need to explain complex or large sets of
    data. This article discusses the creation of useful graphical
    presentations of quantitative XML data using XSLT and SVG."
 
 Integrated Development Environments
 
    GNUstep Weekly Editorial. The March 1, 2002 [101]GNUstep Weekly
    Editorial mentions the [102]new GNUstep web site, looks at efforts to
    make a GNUstep window manager, and discusses changes in gnustep-make,
    among other things.
 
    Developing C/C++ Applications with the KDevelop IDE (Linux Journal).
    The Linux Journal [103]walks us through KDevelop. "In the treeview on
    the left side, you should see some books that you can unfold and that
    contain documentation included with KDevelop--almost 500 pages that
    can help you in almost every development situation. The second folder
    in that tree contains books with the API documentation of the Qt and
    KDE libraries."
 
 Revision Control Systems
 
    The State of Arch. Tom Lord has sent out a pointer to [104]an online
    survey concerning the development of the [105]arch revision control
    system. "arch is briefly (re)introduced. The primary goals for arch
    are stated and its state assessed. Three possible ways for development
    on arch to continue are presented along with a survey to help me
    choose from among them."
 
    Section Editor: [106]Forrest Cook
 
    Language Links
    [107]Caml
    [108]Caml Hump
    [109]Tiny COBOL
    [110]Erlang
    [111]g95 Fortran
    [112]Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC)
    [113]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language (GCJ)
    [114]Guile
    [115]Haskell
    [116]IBM Java Zone
    [117]Jython
    [118]Free the X3J Thirteen (Lisp)
    [119]Use Perl
    [120]O'Reilly's perl.com
    [121]Dr. Dobbs' Perl
    [122]PHP
    [123]PHP Weekly Summary
    [124]Daily Python-URL
    [125]Python.org
    [126]Python.faqts
    [127]Python Eggs
    [128]Ruby
    [129]Ruby Garden
    [130]MIT Scheme
    [131]Schemers
    [132]Smalltalk
    [133]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [134]Tcl-tk.net
    [135]O'Reilly's XML.com
    [136]Regular Expressions
                                                       [137]Next: Commerce
 
    [138]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2002 [139]Eklektix,
    Inc., all rights reserved
    Linux (R) is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
 
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