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Development projects
News and Editorials
Eclipse.org releases a free C/C++ development environment.
[12]Eclipse.org has [13]announced the release of a beta version of its
Eclipse C/C++ IDE at the LinuxWorld conference. Initial versions of
Eclipse supported only Java, the C/C++ support is provided by an
add-on tool project.
[14][eclipse.jpg] The project is being sponsored by Red Hat and IBM,
both companies are founding members of eclipse.org. The Eclipse.org
board of directors [15]include Borland, Merant, QNX Software Systems,
Rational Software, SuSE, TogetherSoft, and WebGain.
The Eclipse Platform runs on Red Hat Linux 7.1 and SuSE 7.1, Motif is
required. Eclipse also runs under Solaris 8 and various versions of
Windows.
According to the [16]Eclipse Project FAQ, the project is divided into
three sub-projects, the [17]Eclipse Platform, which is an open-ended
IDE framework, the [18]Java Development Tools, which provides Java
language support, and the [19]Plug-in Development Environment, which
provides support for extensions such as the C/C++ environment.
Typical IDE functionality is included, it is possible to edit,
compile, debug, and run software projects in Eclipse. CVS support is
also included. Support for user defined plug-in extensions is also
included. See the [20]Eclipse Tools Project for examples.
Tools include a graphical source editor ("with advanced code browsing
and navigation features like code assist, syntax based color
highlighting and integrated help facilities").
The Eclipse Project software is licensed under the [21]Common Public
License, and third party components are licensed under their own
licenses as detailed in the [22]Eclipse.org Software User Agreement.
Databases
PostgreSQL 7.2rc2 available. The PostgreSQL Global Development Group
[23]has released PostgreSQL 7.2rc2. This is a documentation and
updated packaging release with a few bug fixes thrown in for good
measure.
SAP DB version 7.3.00.20. Version 7.3.00.20 of the SAP DB database
software [24]is available. This version features a number of bug
fixes.
Documentation
LDP Weekly News. This week's [25]LDP Weekly News lists a new LDP
WikiText Editing HOWTO, a new Linux MIDI HOWTO, and lots of updated
documents.
Embedded Systems
Lineo contributes MIPS port To RTAI. Lineo has [26]announced that it
has contributed a MIPS processor port to the Linux Real Time
Application Interface (RTAI) project.
RTAI 24.1.8 released. Version 24.1.8 of the Real Time Application
Interface (RTAI) has been [27]announced. The announcement also
includes a letter from FSF attorney Eben Moglen stating that no user
of RTAI need fear the RTLinux patent. (Thanks to Karim Yaghmour).
Embedded Linux Newsletter (LinuxDevices). The [28]LinuxDevices.com
Embedded Linux Newsletter for January 24 is out with the latest from
the Embedded Linux community.
Mail Software
This week on Milter.org. This week's articles on [29]milter.org look
at several sendmail filtering issues and the use of SpamAssassin for
splitting suspected spam into a seperate mail stream.
Printing Software
LPRng 3.8.5 available. A new version of the LPRng printing system
[30]is available. Version 3.8.5 features a minor fix that allows the
lpq command to check all of the queues.
New on LinuxPrinting.org. The [31]LinuxPrinting.org site mentions new
versions of the CUPS frontend XPP and Gimp Print's GPR.
Science
Developer Release 0.0.2.0 of ResMedicinae (LinuxMedNews). LinuxMedNews
[32]looks at an open-source medical practice management system known
as [33]Res Medicinae.
Web-site Development
Zope Corporation Releases Zope 2.5. Zope Corporation has [34]announced
the release of Zope 2.5. There are a number of new features in this
release; see the announcement for details.
Zope Members' News. This week, the [35]Zope Members' News site looks
at FunctionalTests 0.1 for Zope, Zope 2.4.4 beta 1, and MetaPublisher
1.2.8.
Python 2.1.2 upgrade fixes Zope 2.4.x crashes. A ZopeNewbies posting
[36]suggests that people who are having crashing problems with Zope
2.4.x should upgrade to Python 2.1.2.
Take control of your JSP pages with custom tags (IBM developerWorks).
Jeff K. Wilson [37]covers JSP tags on IBM's developerWorks. "Using the
techniques he details in this article, you can add more complex logic
to your JSPs, take firmer control of data display, and share data
among tags -- all without having to teach your front-end Web
developers how to write Java code."
Finding CGI Scripts (O'Reilly). Dave Cross [38]suggests some criteria
for selecting Perl CGI programs and lists some pitfalls to avoid when
doing so.
Miscellaneous
GNU.FREE 1.9 released. A new version of the GNU.FREE Java based
electronic voting system [39]has been released. Version 1.9 features
XML configuration files, and bug fixes.
January 31, 2002
Application Links
[40]GIMP
[41]Mozilla
[42]Galeon
[43]High Availability
[44]ht://Dig
[45]mnoGoSearch
[46]MagicPoint
[47]Wine
[48]Worldforge
[49]Zope
Open Source Code Collections
[50]Berlios
[51]Freshmeat
[52]OpenSourceDirectory
[53]Savannah
[54]Le Serveur Libre
[55]SourceForge
[56]Sweetcode
Desktop Development
Audio Applications
The latest from LINUXMUSIC. This week, the [57]LINUXMUSIC site looks
at a new version of LAoE, the Layer-based AudiO Editor, SooperLooper,
a looping sampler, and the new MIDI-HOWTO.
Web Browsers
FreeWRL 0.30 released. For those of you who are finding your browsing
experience to be a little flat: [58]FreeWRL 0.30, a VRML and X3D
browser, has been released. This is a beta release, and the developers
are looking for some feedback.
Desktop Environments
Ximian switches Mono to X11 license. Here's [59]a press release from
Ximian stating that, henceforth, code from the Mono project will be
covered by the X11 license. This change (from the GPL) means, of
course, that Mono code can be linked into proprietary programs.
See also [60]this ZDNet article on the change. "The change was made to
accommodate Intel, which wanted to contribute to class library work
but chafed at the GPL's requirement that software remain open-source
only, said Ximian co-founder Miguel de Icaza."
New KDE 3.0 release plan. A new [61]KDE 3.0 release plan has been
posted. The plan calls for the first release candidate on January 28,
with a final release on March 18.
Kernel Cousin KDE #31 Is Out. [62]Issue #31 of Kernel Cousin KDE is
available. "This week's summary includes talk about chemistry
application Kalzium (1, 2) as a candidate for kdeedu, KDE artists'
discussions (have a peak at the new tear-offs on text icons), word
wrapping in dialogs, KDirAdm - an LDAP administration tool, animated
icon support in KDE 3.0, and more."
KDE Icon Chatter. KDE.NEWS features [63]a discussion about the
philosophy behind the KDE icons and some new approaches that are being
taken in KDE 3.1.
People of KDE: Chris Howells. This week's People of KDE features
[64]Chris Howells, maintainer of various KDE web sites.
Games
WorldForge Game Project Status. The [65]WorldForge Status Report is
out for January 2002. "The project's core focus right now is
development of the game Mason, and many of the development areas
revolve around that central effort. Mason is the second phase in the
WorldForge Bootstrapping Plan (WF-BSP), which began with the
completion and release of the game 'Acorn'"
The latest PyGame projects. This week's [66]PyGame Projects include
new versions of Samepygame, Bombers, Gigglebubble, and Opengeneral.
GUI Packages
Announcing Open Motif 2.2!. OpenMotif 2.2, the latest version of the
venerable, not-quite-free GUI toolkit, [67]has been announced. This
release features ten new widgets. Red Hat Linux 7.x RPMs are
available. A version 2.2.1 is also available, it fixes a few build
problems.
Multimedia
KDE/aRts Video Roadmap Meeting Results. [68]The results are in from
the recent KDE/aRts video development strategy meeting. The IRC
discussion resulted in two approaches being seriously looked at,
development will occur in parallel.
Office Applications
Kernel Cousin GNUe #13. [69]Issue #13 of Kernel Cousin GNUe is out.
This week looks at a Car Dealer Management System, RPMS and Ximian, an
HTML Client for GNUe forms, GNUe Tools version 0.1.1, database support
for GNUe, and more.
AbiWord Weekly News #80. [70]Issue #80 of the AbiWord Weekly News is
available. The hunt continues for bugs that should be fixed prior to
the 1.0 release.
Miscellaneous
gphoto2-2.0beta4 released!. [71]Version 2-2.0beta4 of gphoto, the
GNOME digital camera download program, has been released. This version
features support for more cameras and a few bug fixes. Try it out and
report any bugs back to the development team.
Desktop Environments
[72]GNOME
[73]GNUstep
[74]KDE
[75]XFce
[76]XFree86
Window Managers
[77]Afterstep
[78]Enlightenment
[79]FVMW2
[80]IceWM
[81]Sawfish
[82]WindowMaker
Widget Sets
[83]GTK+
[84]Qt
Programming Languages
Caml
Caml Weekly News for January 29, 2002. Here's the latest [85]Caml
Weekly News, topics include OCaml and games, OCaml in the kernel,
floats and the OCaml C interface, Mp3tag 1.1, and more.
COBOL
TinyCobol 0.56. [86]TinyCobol 0.56 has been released. "This release
contains mainly bugs fixes, and some enhancements. It includes updates
to the main compiler, run-time, the regression test suite. (Thanks to
Rildo Pragana)
Java
Saucon Technologies Changes Web Application Development Landscape With
a New Open-Source Project Called Japple. Saucon Technologies [87]has
announced that it is making its Japple Web-based Java development
platform available as open-source. Japple is being released under the
LGPL license.
AspectJ brings AOP to the Java language (IBM developerWorks). Nicholas
Lesiecki [88]introduces Aspect-Oriented Programming and AspectJ from
Xerox PARC. "Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is a new programming
technique that allows programmers to modularize crosscutting concerns
(behavior that cuts across the typical divisions of responsibility,
such as logging). AOP introduces aspects, which encapsulate behaviors
that affect multiple classes into reusable modules. With the recent
release of AspectJ by Xerox PARC, Java developers can now take
advantage of the modularization AOP can provide." AspectJ features the
Open Source Mozilla Public License.
The Debate Over Java Data Objects (O'Reilly). Dion Almaer [89]talks
about Java Data Objects (JDO) on O'Reilly's ONJava site. "Since
becoming a JSR, however, JDO hasn't met with a universally warm
reception. Some people love the idea of standardizing on persistent
objects, and some like to criticize."
Lisp
New Lisp Software. This week's new Lisp tools include [90]OpenMCL
0.10, with newly added MacOS support, and [91]Steel Bank Common Lisp
0.7.1 with a few bug fixes.
Perl
Perl 6 Porters Digest. The January 23, 2002 edition of the [92]Perl 6
Porters Digest is out. Topics include Apocalypse 4, Parrot Strings,
and more.
PHP
PHP-GTK 0.5.0 is released. PHP-GTK 0.5.0 [93]has been released. "It
has some major enhancements and bugfixes. The version has been bumped
from 0.1.1 to indicate that the extension is now mature, stable, and
can be used for a variety of applications."
PHP Weekly Summary for January 29, 2002. The [94]January 29, 2002 PHP
Weekly Summary is out. Topics this week include manual translation, a
new SQLanywhere extension, an IPC extension, bug fixes, and more.
Making the PostgreSQL and PHP Connection (O'Reilly). Joshua D. Drake
[95]discusses PostgreSQL and PHP integration on O'Reilly's ONLamp
site. "PHP is the most widely used Apache module available and
provides a strong platform for Web application development. However,
most people who use PHP with open source databases use PHP with MySQL.
As an invitation to using PostgreSQL, I have written the following
article on using PHP and PostgreSQL."
Python
This week's Python-URL. [96]Dr. Dobb's Python-URL for January 28 is
out, with the usual collection of interesting stuff from the Python
development community.
The Daily Python URL. This week's new entries on [97]the Daily Python
URL include pointers to articles on a Python font editor, open-source
PDF programming, Python and XML, the SCXX, Python/C++ API, and more.
Ruby
The Ruby Weekly News. The January 28, 2002 issue of [98]The Ruby
Weekly News features a pre-release of the BotFrenzy game, a Ruby XML
publishing framework, TaskMaster for running task objects on multiple
machines, and more.
Tcl/Tk
This week's Tcl-URL. Here's [99]Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL for January 30.
"Let's be philosophical: tcl is a nice, powerful language, that gets
the job done. But it ain't sexy, it don't get no press, it don't get
no respect. As such, should it be quietly buried in favour of the
flash and style of, say, Java?"
XML
XML for Data: Modeling many-to-many relationships (IBM
developerWorks). Kevin Williams [100]looks at XML and many-to-many
relationships. "Relational databases are, by their nature, more
flexible than hierarchical data storage structures such as XML. Many
relationships that are simple to model in relational databases (such
as the relationship between invoices and parts in a shipping system)
turn out to be fairly difficult to model in XML. In this column, I'll
take a look at a typical many-to-many modeling challenge, and go
through some options you have when creating an XML model for that
information."
Miscellaneous
Source Code Scanners for Better Code (Linux Journal). Here's [101]a
Linux Journal article on automated source code auditing tools.
"Flawfinder also shows some intelligence when it comes to scanning for
vulnerabilities. For example, in tests using intentionally insecure
code, Flawfinder was able to distinguish between strcpy() from a
constant sized string and variable length strings and tell the
difference between vulnerabilities and false hits."
Section Editor: [102]Forrest Cook
Language Links
[103]Caml
[104]Caml Hump
[105]Tiny COBOL
[106]Erlang
[107]g95 Fortran
[108]Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC)
[109]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language (GCJ)
[110]Guile
[111]Haskell
[112]IBM Java Zone
[113]Jython
[114]Free the X3J Thirteen (Lisp)
[115]Use Perl
[116]O'Reilly's perl.com
[117]Dr. Dobbs' Perl
[118]PHP
[119]PHP Weekly Summary
[120]Daily Python-URL
[121]Python.org
[122]Python.faqts
[123]Python Eggs
[124]Ruby
[125]Ruby Garden
[126]MIT Scheme
[127]Schemers
[128]Smalltalk
[129]Tcl Developer Xchange
[130]Tcl-tk.net
[131]O'Reilly's XML.com
[132]Regular Expressions
[133]Next: Commerce
[134]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2002 [135]Eklektix,
Inc., all rights reserved
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