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 Development projects
 
 News and Editorials
 
    GTK+ 2.0 Released
 
    Version 2.0 of GTK+, the [13]Gimp Toolkit widget set is available.
    GTK+ was originally developed for [14]The GIMP image manipulation
    system. It now sees wide use as the toolkit for the popular [15]GNOME
    desktop. [16][gtk.jpg] 
 
    Some of the more popular GTK+ based applications include the GIMP, the
    AbiWord word processor, the Dia drawing program, the Glade user
    interface builder, the GnuCash financial program, and the Gnumeric
    spreadsheet.
 
    GTK+ consists of three libraries:
      * GLib "is the low-level core library that forms the basis of GTK+
        and GNOME. It provides data structure handling for C, portability
        wrappers, and interfaces for such runtime functionality as an
        event loop, threads, dynamic loading, and an object system."
      * Pango "is a library for layout and rendering of text, with an
        emphasis on internationalization. It forms the core of text and
        font handling for GTK+-2.0."
      * ATK is the library that "provides a set of interfaces for
        accessibility. By supporting the ATK interfaces, an application or
        toolkit can be used with such tools as screen readers, magnifiers,
        and alternative input devices."
 
    GTK+ works with C, C++, Perl, Python, Objective C, and O'Caml, as well
    as other languages. It is designed to make the addition of support for
    other languages easy. See the [17]GTK+ FAQ for more information.
 
    GTK+ 2.0 Features
 
    [18]The announcement for GTK+ version 2.0 lists these new features:
      * Enhanced internalization with full Unicode support.
      * A text widget that supports multiple views of a buffer, styled
        text, and internationalization capabilities.
      * A powerful tree and list display widget.
      * Improved accessibility support via ATK.
      * The ability to load and manipulate images via gdk-pixbuf.
      * Improved programming interfaces as a result of developer feedback.
      * Improved usability including better keyboard navigation.
      * A new default appearance.
      * Type and object abstraction for wider use.
      * A preview version of the Microsoft Windows port.
      * A simplified and enhanced API which is the result of developer
        feedback.
 
    It is good to see that the GTK+ developers are taking developer
    feedback into consideration, the temporary instabilities caused by the
    changes should be outweighed by the eventual gains in coding
    efficiency. (Thanks to Joel Becker.)
 
    GNOME 2.0 Beta 2.
 
    The second beta of the GNOME 2.0 desktop, which uses GTK+ 2.0, also
    has been [19]released for testing. The developers are looking for
    testers to find and fix bugs.
 
 Databases
 
    SAPDB Version 7.3.00.21 available. Version 7.3.00.21 of the [20]SAPDB
    relational database is available. See the [21]release notes for all of
    the details.
 
 Embedded Systems
 
    The birth of the Embedded Linux Specification. LinuxDevices.com is
    carrying [22]a call to all Embedded Linux companies to attend the
    Embedded Linux Consortium meeting on March 12 in San Francisco (during
    the Embedded Systems Conference). The purpose of the meeting is to
    start work on the Embedded Linux Specification, a standards effort
    which looks much like the Linux Standard Base for embedded systems.
 
 Imaging
 
    Graphics programming with libtiff (IBM developerWorks). Michael Still
    [23]introduces libtiff, a C library that implements the TIFF graphics
    standard. "TIFF (Tag Image File Format) is a raster image format that
    was originally produced by Adobe. Raster image formats store the
    picture as a bitmap describing the state of pixels, as opposed to
    recording the length and locations of primitives such as lines and
    curves. Libtiff is one of the standard implementations of the TIFF
    specification and is in wide use today because of its speed, power,
    and easy source availability."
 
 Mail Software
 
    Python milter v0.4.0 released (Milter). A new version of [24]Python
    milter, a mail filtering utility, [25]has been announced. This version
    features bug fixes and simplified content scanning in the mime module.
 
 Peer to Peer
 
    Expanding ChatBot's Repertoire (O'Reilly). DJ Adams continues [26]his
    article on Chatbot, a Perl-based Jabber bot. "Rather than write a
    silly function that doesn't do much more than say 'Hello World,' let's
    look at giving ChatBot a facility that has some use beyond this
    article. Despite the arrival of the Euro currency in Europe, currency
    conversion still has its uses, especially for those countries (like my
    homeland) that have not yet taken the plunge. Another use of currency
    conversion is it allows for discussion of prices of items essential
    for everyday life, such as MP3 hardware, between the U.K. and the
    U.S."
 
 Printing Software
 
    LPRng-3.8.9 has been released. Version 3.8.9 of the LPRng print
    spooling system [27]is available. The [28]changes include bug fixes
    and new documentation.
 
 Science
 
    XML Biometrics Standards Committee Forms (LinuxMedNews). LinuxMedNews
    [29]reports on a new standards committee that has formed to define an
    XML-based standard for biometric information.
 
 Web-site Development
 
    New version of PHP Review. A new version of the PHP Review book review
    system [30]is available and includes a couple of bug fixes.
 
    Zope Members' News. The latest [31]Zope Members' News includes a
    report on the rapid growth of FreeZope.org, an announcement for the
    Zope BBQ, and takes a look at NuxDocument 0.9 and ZCVSFolder 0.2.7b1.
 
    asp2php Version 0.76.1 released. A new version of [32]asp2php is
    available. This version [33]features a newly rewritten program core.
    More changes are on the way.
    March 14, 2002
 
    Application Links
    [34]GIMP
    [35]Mozilla
    [36]Galeon
    [37]High Availability
    [38]ht://Dig
    [39]mnoGoSearch
    [40]MagicPoint
    [41]Wine
    [42]Worldforge
    [43]Zope
    Open Source Code Collections
    [44]Berlios
    [45]Freshmeat
    [46]OpenSourceDirectory
    [47]Savannah
    [48]Le Serveur Libre
    [49]SourceForge
    [50]Sweetcode
 Desktop Development
 
 Audio Applications
 
    mpg321 0.2.9 Released. Version 0.2.9 of mpg321, the free replacement
    for mpg123, [51]has been released. Highlights of this version include
    Shoutcast support, ID3 tag support, a bug fix for gtoaster, improved
    network support, and more.
 
    AlsaPlayer 0.99.56 released. Version 0.99.56 of the AlsaPlayer PCM
    player [52]is available. This release features "lots of small
    bugfixes".
 
 Web Browsers
 
    Encompass 0.4.99.14 Alpha Release 2 (Gnotices). A second alpha release
    of the Encompass web browser for GNOME [53]has been announced. "This
    version contains preliminary support for HTTP POST, HTTP
    Authentication, and HTTP Proxy via the http_proxy environment
    variable."
 
    Mozilla 0.9.9 released. Version 0.9.9 of Mozilla [54]has been
    released. This version now supports MathML by default, it also has an
    improved JavaScript debugger, SOAP support, TrueType font support, and
    the ability to disable pop-up messages, as well as many other
    features. A fix for the recent zlib security vulnerability is also
    included.
 
    Galeon 1.2 released. Following quickly after Mozilla 0.9.9, it didn't
    take long for Galeon version 1.2 to be released. Check out the
    [55]announcement and then hit the [56]Galeon home page for your
    download.
 
    MozillaZine. The latest [57]MozillaZine looks at Mozilla 0.9.9, the
    new Mozbot 2.2 IRC bot, and more.
 
 Desktop Environments
 
    GNOME Summary. The [58]GNOME Summary for March 2 is available. Covered
    topics include the new GNOME software map, reviews of Evolution,
    Galeon, and Gnumeric, and more.
 
    NEW GNOME Installation Guide And Review For GNOME 2.0 Published. A new
    version of the Gnome Installation Guide [59]has been announced, this
    edition features new information on GNOME 2.0.
 
    GARNOME Preview Four: 'Perdon; estoy buscando mis pantalones.'.
    GARNOME 0.8.0, "the bad-ass, bleeding edge GNOME distribution for
    testers and tweakers everywhere," has been [60]released. Here's a
    (relatively) easy opportunity to test out the upcoming GNOME 2.0
    desktop and find any remaining problems.
 
    New KDE documentation site. By way of [61]KDE.News, we've learned of
    the launch of [62]docs.kde.org, a new, comprehensive documentation
    site for the KDE desktop.
 
    People of KDE: Neil Stevens. This week's People of KDE features
    [63]Neil Stevens, the person in charge of "Kit, Kaboodle, Megami, and
    a bunch of hard-to-translate Noatun plugins".
 
    LinuxQuestions Members Choice Awards: KDE Kleans Up.
    LinuxQuestions.org has [64]picked KDE as their favorite desktop.
    Applications such as Konqueror and KMail also received high scores.
 
 Games
 
    The Chopping Block for March, 2002. The March, 2002 issue of [65]The
    Chopping Block is available on the WorldForge Game site. Articles
    include a description of the WorldForge project, a look at the COAL
    map handling library, a review of the Kings Feast project, and talk on
    licensing issues.
 
    Pygame: BOMBERS. This week, the Pygame site features [66]BOMBERS 0.7,
    a "space shootem up" game.
 
 Graphics
 
    Gimp 1.3.4 released. Gimp version 1.3.4, which is "targetted for
    developers and curious users" and not for daily work, [67]has been
    announced. See the [68]README for details.
 
 GUI Packages
 
    New fltk applications. The [69]FLTK site lists two new applications,
    SpiralSynthModular 0.0.8, an object oriented modular softsynth /
    sequencer / sampler, and FL-Inventor 0.9.1, a 3D VR applications
    toolkit.
 
 Interoperability
 
    Wine 20020310 announced. A new version of Wine [70]has been announced.
    Version 20020310 is identical to the previous version, except for the
    change to the GNU Lesser General Public License.
 
    Wine Weekly News. The [71]March 8, 2002 edition of the Wine Weekly
    News has been published. Topics include Crossover 1.1.0, Wine
    licensing, an X11-licensed fork, and more.
 
    Samba 2.2.3a released. Version 2.2.3a of Samba [72]has been released.
    It includes a bug fix for a Windows Explorer bug that showed up in the
    2.2.3 release. Upgrades are recommended.
 
 Multimedia
 
    GStreamer 'GUADEC By Foot' 0.3.3 released (Gnotices). Version 0.3.3 of
    the GStreamer Multimedia framework [73]has been released. "This
    release contains a lot of nice fixes and updates including a new
    cothread system, a new autoplugger, many new plugins and more."
 
 Office Applications
 
    Release of GnuCash 1.6.6 (Gnotices). A new version of GnuCash [74]has
    been released. Version 1.6.6 features new and updated translations,
    improved exchange rate calculations, bug fixes, and other features.
 
    Two new Gnumeric releases. Gnumeric 1.0.5, a bugfix version of the
    stable release , has been [75]announced.
 
    Gnumeric 1.1.1, from the development branch, has also been
    [76]announced, the claim is that this version works as well as stable
    version 1.0.
 
    Kernel Cousin GNUe #19. Issue #19 of [77]Kernel Cousin GNUe has
    discussions on the GNUe Application Server v2 (GEAS), using analysis
    patterns for module proposals, integrating Zope and GNUe, data
    protection, databases, and more.
 
    AbiWord Weekly News #83. Issue #83 of the [78]AbiWord Weekly News
    covers the latest developments on the AbiWord word processor.
 
    Desktop Environments
    [79]GNOME
    [80]GNUstep
    [81]KDE
    [82]XFce
    [83]XFree86
    Window Managers
    [84]Afterstep
    [85]Enlightenment
    [86]FVMW2
    [87]IceWM
    [88]Sawfish
    [89]WindowMaker
    Widget Sets
    [90]GTK+
    [91]Qt
 Programming Languages
 
 Caml
 
    Caml Weekly News. The March 12, 2002 edition of the [92]Caml Weekly
    News looks at WhizzyTeX 1.0 and an ssl library for Ocaml.
 
 FORTRAN
 
    g95 status. [93]Progress continues on the g95 FORTRAN compiler
    project, the current goal is to finish the type resolution system. A
    Linux binary is available if you want to see how g95 reacts to your
    FORTRAN code.
 
 Haskell
 
    Stop the Copying, Start a Media Revolution. O'Reilly's Andy Oram
    [94]discusses current copyright problems. "Why is there so much
    trading of copyrighted material online? Because the general public has
    few alternatives to the popular media controlled by large copyright
    holders. If the Internet developed its own media, there might be less
    to fight over--although as I will show, the battle will intensify
    before it subsides." Tune up your musical instruments, folks.
 
 HTML
 
    Cache-Friendly Web Pages (O'Reilly). Jennifer Vesperman [95]explains
    the HTML Expires and Cache-Control headers on O'Reilly's Linux
    Devcenter. "There are a lot of HTTP caches out there. How long are
    they holding your pages? How long should they hold your pages? RFC
    2616 (HTTP/1.1) specifies that caches must obey Expires and
    Cache-Control headers--but do your pages have them? How do you add
    them? What happens to your pages if you don't?"
 
 Java
 
    Merlin brings nonblocking I/O to the Java platform (IBM
    developerWorks). Aruna Kalagnanam and Balu G [96]write about
    nonblocking I/O in Merlin. "Until JDK 1.4 (aka Merlin), the Java
    platform did not support nonblocking I/O calls. With an almost
    one-to-one ratio of threads to clients, servers written in the Java
    language were susceptible to enormous thread overhead, which resulted
    in both performance problems and lack of scalability."
 
    Top Ten Cool New Features of Java 2SE 1.4 (O'Reilly). David Flanagan
    [97]examines Java 2SE 1.4 on O'Reilly's OnJava site. For the
    impatient, the covered features are: Parsing XML, Transforming XML,
    Preferences, Logging, Secure Sockets and HTTPS, LinkedHashMap,
    FileChannel, Non-Blocking I/O, Regular Expressions, and Assertions.
 
 Lisp
 
    Free The X3J Thirteen! for February, 2002. The February, 2002 edition
    of [98]Free The X3J Thirteen! is out. "This issue covers a new
    vendor-neutral package format for cCLan, MK:DEFSYSTEM 4 and CLAWK, the
    Common Lisp Cookbook project, the SPARC and Alpha ports of SBCL, a new
    version of CL-PDF, and the forthcoming releases of CMU CL and CLISP."
 
    Universal Foreign Function Interface. UFFI, the Universal Foreign
    Function Interface [99]is available. UFFI is a tool for interfacing
    Common Lisp to C-language compatible libraries.
 
 Perl
 
    Rindolf Specification Document v0.1.12. A new version of the
    [100]Rindolf Specification Document has been published by Shlomi Fish.
    Rindolf is a dialect of Perl. Briefly, "Rindolf aims to be an improved
    and re-engineered Perl 5".
 
    Perl 6 Porters. The March 12, 2002 [101]Perl 6 Porters looks at an
    effort to redesign printf, Parrot 0.0.4, version 1 of the proposed
    Assembler PDD, and multi-method dispatch in Parrot.
 
 PHP
 
    PHP Weekly Summary. The [102]March 11, 2002 edition of the PHP Weekly
    Summary looks at the NAPA XSLT processor, socket re-work, an
    aggregation function bug, the new build system, a new Universe CORBA
    extension, the path to version 4.2.0, and more.
 
 Python
 
    The Parade of PEPs. Guido van Rossum has posted [103]The Parade of the
    PEPs, a look at outstanding Python enhancement proposals and his frank
    opinion on what should happen with each. It's an interesting read for
    those following the development of the Python language.
 
    Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!. The March 11, 2002 [104]Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!
    is out. Topics include seeking fame and fortune developing Python, the
    Disipyl Python interface to DISLIN, RPy, for interfacing to the R
    language, processing volume images with BBLImage, the lfm v0.8
    midnight commander clone, and more.
 
    Text Processing In Python draft available. David Mertz has
    [105]announced that a draft of his upcoming book Text Processing In
    Python, (to be published by Addison Wesley) is available on the web.
    He is looking for feedback on ways to improve the book, of course.
 
    The Daily Python-URL. This week's accumulation of articles on [106]The
    Daily Python-URL include an announcement for a new Python Imaging
    Library, the EDDIE Tool systems administration helper, the disipyl
    DISLIN wrapper, the BBLimage image processing tools, and more.
 
 Ruby
 
    The Ruby Garden. This week's [107]Ruby Garden looks at BioRuby.org,
    which features Ruby libraries for working with DNA data.
 
    The Ruby Weekly News. The March 11, 2002 edition of the [108]Ruby
    Weekly News looks at DBTalk 0.5, an interactive GUI based tool for
    database querying, programming, and administration, the RDoc
    documentation tool, Ruby/SMB, and more.
 
 Tcl/Tk
 
    Dr. Dobbs' Tcl-URL! for March 11. The March 11, 2002 edition of
    [109]Dr. Dobbs' Tcl-URL! is out. Topics include a cash register
    application in Tcl, Tcl in embedded systems, the Tk look and feel,
    garbage collection, and more.
 
 XML
 
    Donald Eastlake on XML Digital Signatures (IBM developerWorks). Larry
    Loeb [110]interviews Donald Eastlake, editor of the XML Digital
    Signature (XMLDSIG) RFC. "What is 'truly secure XML?' The phrase is
    meaningless without a definition of what security properties you are
    trying to achieve and what your threat model is. XMLDISG provides a
    building block. It is a flexible mechanism for the cryptographic
    binding of data to a key."
 
 Integrated Development Environments
 
    GNUstep Weekly Editorial. The [111]GNUstep Weekly Editorial for March
    8, 2002 is available. Topics include the CDPlayer application,
    Objective-C++ support, a gnustep-make roadmap, and more.
 
 Software Testing
 
    oprofile version 0.1 released. Version 0.1 of the oprofile code
    profiler [112]is available. The [113]release notes lists reporting of
    more symbols and a better output report, in addition to lots of bug
    fixes.
 
 Miscellaneous
 
    Valgrind memory debugger. [114]Valgrind is a memory debugging tool for
    C/C++ on the x86 platform, it has been used by the KDE development
    community for debugging libraries and applications. Valgrind has been
    released under the GPL. (Thanks to Julian Seward.)
 
    Section Editor: [115]Forrest Cook
 
    Language Links
    [116]Caml
    [117]Caml Hump
    [118]Tiny COBOL
    [119]Erlang
    [120]g95 Fortran
    [121]Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC)
    [122]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language (GCJ)
    [123]Guile
    [124]Haskell
    [125]IBM Java Zone
    [126]Jython
    [127]Free the X3J Thirteen (Lisp)
    [128]Use Perl
    [129]O'Reilly's perl.com
    [130]Dr. Dobbs' Perl
    [131]PHP
    [132]PHP Weekly Summary
    [133]Daily Python-URL
    [134]Python.org
    [135]Python.faqts
    [136]Python Eggs
    [137]Ruby
    [138]Ruby Garden
    [139]MIT Scheme
    [140]Schemers
    [141]Smalltalk
    [142]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [143]Tcl-tk.net
    [144]O'Reilly's XML.com
    [145]Regular Expressions
                                                       [146]Next: Commerce
 
    [147]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2002 [148]Eklektix,
    Inc., all rights reserved
    Linux (R) is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
 
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