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 Development projects
 
 News and Editorials
 
    Omni Printer Driver Version 0.6.0
 
    Version 0.6.0 of the [12]Omni printer driver has been released by IBM.
    Omni provides printer support by using the Ghostscript framework.
 
    [13][omni.jpg] 
 
    The Omni [14]Project Documentation explains the driver operation and
    details the process of building XML based printer definition files.
    More project background is available [15]here. Unfortunately, we were
    unable to locate any documentation that actually describes the process
    of installing Omni on any of the common Linux distributions.
    Hopefully, that information will be forthcoming.
 
    The number of printers that are already supported is large and
    continues to grow, this version supports [16]410 printers. This
    release also adds support for more media types.
 
    With version 0.6.0, a number of bugs have been fixed and some GCC
    compiling problems have been resolved, see [17]Changelog file for the
    complete story.
 
    Omni is being distributed under the Lesser General Public License
    (LGPL). Documentation and code for Omni are available [18]here.
 
 Audio Projects
 
    ALSA packages 0.9.0beta12 released. New development releases of the
    ALSA sound driver, library, utility, and tools packages [19]are
    available. Change information is in the source code.
 
 Clusters
 
    Linux High Availability status report. Alan Robertson has sent us the
    latest [20]Linux High Availability status report, with news from the
    LWCE conference, Ram Pai's cluster membership algorithm, progress on
    the Open Cluster Framework API, and more.
 
 CORBA
 
    Help with Designing or Debugging CORBA Applications (Linux Journal).
    Linux Journal features [21]an article by Frank Singleton on analyzing
    CORBA network traffic. "This article explores how I have added some
    useful extensions to an open-source protocol analyzer in order to
    allow the extraction of OMG IDL (interface definition language)
    defined data types from TCP/IP traffic (using GIOP/IIOP)."
 
 Databases
 
    Online Training for PostgreSQL. A new Flash-based [22]online training
    course is available for PostgreSQL. A working knowledge of SQL is
    recommended.
 
    Database Access Using Lightweight Applets (O'Reilly). Donald Bales
    writes about [23]database access with applets on O'Reilly's OnJava
    site."Using HTTP as the communication protocol and a servlet peer for
    database queries, you can write a rich-content user interface applet
    that can dynamically interact with a database, yet remain small enough
    in size to perform well."
 
 Embedded Systems
 
    Embedded Linux Newsletter (LinuxDevices). The [24]LinuxDevices.com
    Embedded Linux Newsletter for February 21 is out, with a complete
    roundup of interesting happenings in the embedded Linux world.
 
 Printing Software
 
    GNU Ghostscript 6.53 release. A new release of GNU Ghostscript [25]has
    been announced. "This release includes the same security update as the
    7.04 release, autoconf support, IJS integration, and improved asian
    text handling from the gs-cjk project."
 
    LPRng 3.8.8 released. A new version of the LPRng print spooler system
    [26]is available. The [27]CHANGES in Version 3.8.8 include some bug
    fixes.
 
 Web-site Development
 
    New Bricolage Releases (use Perl). use Perl [28]reports on the new
    1.3.0 development release of [29]Bricolage, a Perl-based content
    management and publishing system. Version 1.3.0 features a new SOAP
    server, and bug fixes.
 
    A new stable version, Bricolage 1.2.1, has also [30]been announced.
 
    Zope 2.5.1 beta1 released. Zope 2.5.1 beta1 [31]is available. This
    release fixes a bug that was causing Zope to crash. Other bug fixes
    and an updated ZODB are included, among other things. See the
    [32]CHANGES file for all of the details.
 
    Zope Members' News. This week's [33]Zope Members' News items include
    an announcement for a new Zope Stability document, discussion of Zope
    2.5.1 beta 1, Zope training, and more.
 
    Insecure Web Proxy Servers (O'Reilly). Noel Davis [34]looks at a
    number of common web proxy server vulnerabilities on O'Reilly. "In
    this column, we look at insecure Web Proxy Servers; buffer overflows
    in ncurses, Squid, hanterm, and ripMime; and problems in gnujsp, the
    NetBSD kernel, jmcce, the IRIX Unified Name Service Daemon, and
    Chuid."
 
    Preventing Cross-site Scripting Attacks (O'Reilly). Paul Lindner
    [35]describes cross-site scripting attacks and shows how to avoid them
    when using mod_perl.
 
 Miscellaneous
 
    Packaging software with RPM, Part 3 (IBM developerWorks). Dan Poirier
    presents [36]part 3 of his series on using RPM packages. "In this
    article, third in a series, Dan explains how to run scripts when your
    package is installed or uninstalled, or when other packages are
    installed or uninstalled."
 
    You may want to start with [37]part 1 and [38]part 2 of the series.
    February 28, 2002
 
    Application Links
    [39]GIMP
    [40]Mozilla
    [41]Galeon
    [42]High Availability
    [43]ht://Dig
    [44]mnoGoSearch
    [45]MagicPoint
    [46]Wine
    [47]Worldforge
    [48]Zope
    Open Source Code Collections
    [49]Berlios
    [50]Freshmeat
    [51]OpenSourceDirectory
    [52]Savannah
    [53]Le Serveur Libre
    [54]SourceForge
    [55]Sweetcode
 Desktop Development
 
 Audio Applications
 
    Noatun Gets a Web Interface (KDE.NEWS). [56]Flood is a new web
    interface plugin for KDE's Noatun media player. [57]See the
    announcement on KDE.NEWS.
 
 Desktop Environments
 
    GNOME 2.0 beta. The beta release of GNOME 2.0 has been [58]announced.
    "It is hoped that the real release notes will show up RSN."
 
    GARNOME Preview Two (Gnotices). A new release of GARNOME [59]has been
    announced. "GARNOME 0.7.0 - the bad-ass, bleeding edge GNOME
    distribution for testers and tweakers everywhere - is ready for more
    tire-kicking and bug-bashing. If you're dying to try the GNOME 2.0
    Desktop, but don't want to fall into the depraved addictions and
    co-dependencies of testing from anonymous CVS, then GARNOME is for
    you."
 
    This week's GNOME Summary. The [60]GNOME Summary for February 23 has
    wandered in. Covered topics include the GNOME 2 beta release,
    GStreamer applications, and more.
 
    Coding with KParts (IBM developerWorks). David Faure [61]writes about
    KParts on IBM's developerWorks. "This article discusses KParts, an
    architecture for graphical components, found in KDE, the K Desktop
    Environment. KParts allows applications requiring the same
    functionality to share a component by embedding the graphical
    component into the application's window. This article compares KParts
    with other component models, such as CORBA, and describes the main
    concepts used in KParts, including actions, plug-ins, part managers,
    and GUI merging."
 
    Interview with Mandrake's & KDE's David Faure (OSnews). OSnews [62]has
    interviewed KDE developer David Faure. David discusses Konqueror, KDE
    object prelinking, and Gnome, among other things. "I do think that
    Linux will make it on the desktop. I think it has already made it to
    some desktops, and will continue to improve, thanks to user-friendly
    interfaces such as KDE, 'konquering' (pun intended) JoeUser's desktop.
    
    My own family is obviously the testing bed for this, I have my own
    usability labs in the persons of my wife, her sister and my parents.
    "
 
    People of KDE: Jaime Robles. This week's People of KDE focuses on
    [63]Jaime Robles, team coordinator for the KDE Spanish translations.
 
    Kernel Cousin KDE #32 and #33. [64]Kernel Cousin KDE #32 covers DCOP
    for C, bleeding edge issues, aRts, KDE Thumbnails, and more.
 
    [65]Kernel Cousin KDE #33 is also out this week, topics include a mini
    golf game, animated GIFs, an XML configuration proof of concept, an
    improved malloc, SVG icons, and Kmail configuration migration.
 
 Games
 
    Pykanoid 0.14 released. The Pygame site features a new version of the
    tile breaking [66]Pykanoid game.
 
 GUI Packages
 
    FLTK v1.1.0b11 Available. FLTK v1.1.0b11 [67]is available. " FLTK
    1.1.0b11 contains bug and compile fixes, as well as the initial port
    of the FLTK 2.0 drag-n-drop support". Also new is [68]FLTKCallback++
    0.0.2.
 
    GTK+ libraries 1.3.15 released. In what is hoped to be the last
    release before version 2.0, the GTK+ libraries version 1.3.15 [69]has
    been released. This version features bug fixes and performance
    improvements.
 
 Interoperability
 
    Kernel Cousin Wine #116. Issue #116 of [70]Kernel Cousin Wine is out.
    Topics include Wine and Lindows, Wine licensing, DTR flow control,
    DirectInput key mapping, X11drv color depth, Odin, and more.
 
 Office Applications
 
    AbiWord 0.99.2 released.. Gnotices is carrying [71]an announcement for
    the 0.99.2 release of AbiWord. This release features bug fixes, a new
    Thesaurus, and an incremental document loader which allows documents
    to be viewed as they are loaded. See [72]the release notes for all of
    the details, the code can be downloaded [73]here.
 
    AbiWord Weekly News. The February 26, 2002 issue of the [74]AbiWord
    Weekly News looks at the new 0.99.2 release of AbiWord. "If you have
    not already downloaded it, you probably want to do that ASAP as it
    fixes many many Bugs and adds/completes quite a few features!"
 
    Kernel Cousin GNUe #16. [75]Issue #16 of Kernel Cousin GNUe looks at
    GNUe history and philosophy, Unicode support, form tips and tricks, a
    PHP client for GNUe forms, and much more.
 
 Miscellaneous
 
    gphoto2 2.0 released. Version 2.0 of [76]gphoto2, the digital camera
    interface program, [77]has been released. "Gphoto2 is a complete
    rewrite of the award winning gphoto. gphoto2 is now a library to
    access digital cameras. This library comes with a command-line
    frontend and others frontends are available separately (gtkam, GnoCam,
    kamera). "
 
    Desktop Environments
    [78]GNOME
    [79]GNUstep
    [80]KDE
    [81]XFce
    [82]XFree86
    Window Managers
    [83]Afterstep
    [84]Enlightenment
    [85]FVMW2
    [86]IceWM
    [87]Sawfish
    [88]WindowMaker
    Widget Sets
    [89]GTK+
    [90]Qt
 Programming Languages
 
 C
 
    GCC 3.0.4 released. GCC [91]version 3.0.4 has been [92]announced. This
    release mainly features a number of [93]bug fixes for C++ compiler and
    library problems. A new 3.1 release branch [94]is also planned.
    (Thanks to Pat Eyler and Craig Rodrigues.)
 
 Caml
 
    Caml Weekly News. The February 19-26 edition of the [95]Caml Weekly
    News is out. Topics include embedded ocaml, Osiris 1.0, and XML light.
 
 COBOL
 
    TinyCOBOL 0.57 released. Stable version 0.57 of [96]TinyCOBOL is
    available. Downloads are available [97]here.
 
 Java
 
    Java 1.4 available. Sun released [98]Java version 1.4 a few weeks ago.
    See Sun's documentation on the [99]Java 2 Platform and the [100]Java 2
    SDK new features for all of the details. (Thanks to Adrien Beau.)
 
    Extending XML tools with Jacl scripts (IBM developerWorks). Phil
    Whiles [101]introduces Jacl scripts on IBM's developerWorks. "This
    article shows how to extend open-source Apache XML tools using Jacl, a
    Java implementation of the popular Tcl scripting language. With Jacl,
    you can embed scripted functionality within XML or XSL."
 
 Lisp
 
    Yadda Lambda Lisp Magazine. A new online Lisp magazine [102]has been
    announced. Known as [103]Yadda Lambda, the magazine is currently
    soliciting articles for it's first issue, which will come out in
    April, 2002.
 
    Common Lisp Cookbook moves to SourceForge. The collaborative Common
    Lisp Cookbook project has been moved [104]to SourceForge.
 
 Perl
 
    Hietaniemi Posts perl 5.8.0 Time Line (use Perl). Jarkko Hietaniemi
    has posted a time line for Perl 5.7.3 and 5.8.0. The latter is to be
    released before the end of May. [105]Read about it on use Perl.
 
    mod_perl Developer's Cookbook source code. The [106]source code has
    been made available for the [107]mod_perl Developer's Cookbook.
    (Thanks to Paul Lindner.)
 
    Why mod_perl? (O'Reilly). Stas Bekman [108]introduces mod_perl on
    O'Reilly's perl.com. "In this article, I'll give an initial
    introduction to mod_perl, make you want to give it a try and present a
    few examples of the well-known sites that are powered by mod_perl
    enabled Apache."
 
 PHP
 
    PHP Weekly Summary for February 25, 2002. The February 25, 2002
    [109]PHP Weekly Summary is out. Topics include a new fmod() function,
    socket extensions, disabling magic quotes, FOSDEM pictures, and more.
 
    PHP-GTK version 0.5.0 has been released. Version 0.5.0 of [110]PHP-GTK
    has been released. See the [111]change log for all of the details.
 
 Python
 
    The latest from the Daily Python-URL. This week, [112]the Daily
    Python-URL looks at decompyle, Java-Python Extension version 2.0,
    Ogre, PYX, Grouch, XPipes, Fle3, PyTheater, and much more. It's been a
    busy week for Python development.
 
    This week's Python-URL. Here's [113]Dr. Dobb's Python-URL for February
    26. Topics include scripting C++ from Python, Python daemons, a
    logo-like turtle graphics library, and more.
 
 Ruby
 
    This week on the Ruby Garden. This week's [114]Ruby Garden articles
    include a discussion on the problems with eXtreme Programming, IO
    orthogonalization, Ruby licenses, and more
 
    Ruby Weekly News. The latest [115]Ruby Weekly News looks at the
    ruby-lang IRC, Ruby Graph Library 0.1, the Ruby Hardware Definition
    Language, RubyConf 2002, and more.
 
 XML
 
    XML 2.0 -- Can We Get There From Here? (O'Reilly). Kendall Grant Clark
    [116]writes about the process of formulating the XML 2.0
    specification. "Whatever XML 2.0 eventually becomes technically, the
    process that creates it will be more social and political than
    anything else, and it's that process which seems perilous and fragile
    at best."
 
 Integrated Development Environments
 
    GNUstep Weekly Editorial. The February 21, 2002 [117]GNUstep Weekly
    Editorial is out with reports of the latest progress in the GNUstep
    object oriented development environment.
 
 Miscellaneous
 
    Handling attachments in SOAP (IBM developerWorks). Joshy Joseph
    [118]discusses SOAP attachments on IBM's developerWorks. "Web services
    will require the ability to send more than just text messages between
    services in a process. Often it will involve complex data types such
    as language structures, multimedia files, and even other embedded
    messages. This article takes a look at how the SOAP with Attachments
    specification can be used to send such information."
 
    Section Editor: [119]Forrest Cook
 
    Language Links
    [120]Caml
    [121]Caml Hump
    [122]Tiny COBOL
    [123]Erlang
    [124]g95 Fortran
    [125]Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC)
    [126]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language (GCJ)
    [127]Guile
    [128]Haskell
    [129]IBM Java Zone
    [130]Jython
    [131]Free the X3J Thirteen (Lisp)
    [132]Use Perl
    [133]O'Reilly's perl.com
    [134]Dr. Dobbs' Perl
    [135]PHP
    [136]PHP Weekly Summary
    [137]Daily Python-URL
    [138]Python.org
    [139]Python.faqts
    [140]Python Eggs
    [141]Ruby
    [142]Ruby Garden
    [143]MIT Scheme
    [144]Schemers
    [145]Smalltalk
    [146]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [147]Tcl-tk.net
    [148]O'Reilly's XML.com
    [149]Regular Expressions
                                                       [150]Next: Commerce
 
    [151]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2002 [152]Eklektix,
    Inc., all rights reserved
    Linux (R) is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
 
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