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 From : Sergey Lentsov                       2:4615/71.10   13 Sep 2001  16:25:28
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 Development projects
 
 News and Editorials
 
    Broadcast 2000 source code pulled. A note on [15]Slashdot mentions
    that binary and source code versions of the excellent audio/video
    editing package [16]Broadcast 2000 are no longer available for
    downloading due to worries about potential liabilities.
    
    This action has been done as a result of concerns over liability:
    
    "We've already seen several organizations win lawsuits against
    GPL/warranty free software writers because of damage that software
    caused to the organization. Several involved the RIAA vs mp3/p2p
    software writers. Several involved the MPAA vs media player authors."
    
    [17]RPMFind carried a link to an RPM of a slightly out of date version
    earlier this week, but even that seems to have disappeared in the last
    few days. In any case, without the support of the author, this useful
    tool may become a thing of the past. Broadcast 2000 will be missed.
    
    For those who are looking for a replacement, [18]VirtualDub is one
    possibility.
    
 Audio
 
    Vorbismodule 0.0b released. An early version of vorbismodule, a Python
    interface to the Ogg Vorbis audio compression tools, [19]has been
    announced by Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams.
    
 Databases
 
    Two new releases of mSQL. Hughes Technologies [20]has announced a new
    version of mSQL 2.0.12, which features a security patch, and the third
    pre-release of mSQL 3.0.
    
    PostgreSQL vs. MySQL (Web Techniques). Web Techniques [21]compares
    PostgreSQL and MySQL. "One of the larger areas in which PostgreSQL and
    MySQL differ is in the functions you can use in a SQL statement.
    Because SQL is a standard data query language, you would expect to be
    able to apply it equally across different databases. Unfortunately,
    adherence to a standard is one place where SQL databases need the most
    improvement."
    
 Documentation
 
    LDP Weekly News. The latest [22]weekly news summary from the Linux
    Documentation Project covers the new Conexant+Rockwell Modem HOWTO,
    along with a number of updated documents.
    
 Education
 
    SEUL/Edu Report #52. [23]The September 3, 2001 edition of the SEUL/Edu
    report includes a list of schools that are using Linux, a Linux
    distribution for schools, a Student Information System called OpenSIS,
    and a new version of [24]GPeriodic which produces a nice online
    periodic table of the elements.
    
 Electronics
 
    Gerber Viewer 0.0.3 released. A fairly early version of Gerber Viewer,
    version 0.0.3, [25]has been released on the gEDA site. Gerber files
    are used for printed circuit CAM data, and Gerber Viewer allows such
    files to be inspected.
    
 Embedded Systems
 
    Embedded Linux Newsletter for Sept. 6, 2001. LinuxDevices has posted
    the latest [26]Embedded Linux Newsletter. This issue covers Rick
    Lehrbaum's trip to LinuxWorld, a new Linux PDA on the way from Korea,
    and Motorola's choice of Embedix for its set-top box.
    
    A developer's review of leading Embedded Linux toolkits
    (LinuxDevices). LinuxDevices is carrying a special feature from Jerry
    Epplin describing a host of [27]embedded Linux toolkits. "Several open
    source toolkits, such as Transmeta's Midori Linux, provide a simple
    way to configure and build a minimal Linux system suitable for
    embedded systems. And because the non-commercial systems typically
    make use of the standard Linux methods for configuring and building a
    system, they may be more appropriate for users already familiar with
    Linux."
    
 Network Management
 
    OpenNMS 0.8.1 released. A new version of the OpenNMS network
    management system [28]has been announced. Changes from the previous
    version include a JNI replacement for icmpd, IP handling improvements
    in capsd, DHCP poller updates, updated configurable categories in the
    Web UI, and more.
    
 Printing Systems
 
    LPRng 3.7.6. Patrick Powell's [29]LPRng web page has recently been
    updated to include lots of new documentation and screenshots for LPRng
    and its associated tools. A new version, LPRng 3.7.6, is mentioned on
    the page, but downloads are not yet available.
    
 Science
 
    Medical Open Source Achievement Award (LinuxMedNews). LinuxMedNews
    [30]is seeking nominees for an open source medical achievement award
    that will be presented on November 5th, 2001 at the American Medical
    Informatics Association meeting.
    
 Web-site Development
 
    mnoGoSearch bug reporting system. A new [31]bug reporting system has
    been added to the [32]mnoGoSearch web site to improve the ability to
    track bugs.
    
    Mod_python 3.0.0 Alpha released. Version 3.0.0 Alpha of Mod_python
    [33]has been released. This release only runs under Apache 2.0.
    
    ZopeNews for September 10, 2001. The September 10, 2001 version of
    [34]Zope News is out. This issue looks at the Wing IDE, ZQuest 1.0.0
    beta 2, DBObjects 1.3.0 beta 1, a re-release of ZtoP, ZMySQLDA-2.0.8,
    and more.
    
    The Go-ForIt Chronicles : Memoirs of eXtreme DragonSlayers, Part 6
    (IBM developerWorks). Indran Naick [35]looks at input data validation
    from web based interfaces in an IBM developerWorks article.
    
    Section Editor: [36]Forrest Cook
    September 13, 2001
    
    Application Links
    [37]GIMP
    [38]Mozilla
    [39]Galeon
    [40]High Availability
    [41]ht://Dig
    [42]mnoGoSearch
    [43]MagicPoint
    [44]Wine
    [45]Worldforge
    [46]Zope
    More Information
    [47]OpenSourceDirectory
    [48]Freshmeat
    [49]SourceForge
    
    
    
 Programming Languages
 
 C++
 
    Internet C++ Goes GPL. [50]Internet C++ is an open source alternative
    to Java and .NET that is being developed on SourceForge.
    
 Caml
 
    Caml Weekly News. The latest [51]Caml Weekly News includes an
    announcement of a new version of OcamlMakefile and a discussion of the
    Bedouin project, which aims to generate a web application framework
    for generating dynamic HTML content.
    
 Java
 
    Threading lightly : Reducing contention (IBM developerWorks). Brian
    Goetz [52]looks at three methods for reducing contention between Java
    threads. "Contended synchronizations are slow because they involve
    multiple thread switches and system calls. When multiple threads
    contend for the same monitor, the JVM has to maintain a queue of
    threads waiting for that monitor (and this queue must be synchronized
    across processors), which means more time spent in the JVM or OS code
    and less time spent in your program code. Moreover, contention impairs
    scalability because it forces the scheduler to serialize operations,
    even if a free processor is available. When one thread is executing a
    synchronized block, any thread waiting to enter that block is stalled.
    If no other threads are available for execution, then processors may
    sit idle."
    
    Getting Up To Speed with JXTA (O'Reilly). Richard Koman and Steve
    Anglin [53]give an overview of JXTA in an O'Reilly article. "JXTA, or
    Juxtapose, began in the summer of 2000 as a Sun Microsystems research
    project, or 'intrapreneuring incubation,' led by Chief Scientist Bill
    Joy. Beginning with conversations with innovators in the P2P space,
    the JXTA team began assembling a picture of what a core common
    distributed computing framework would look like. In the months since,
    the sketch became an API, 'crufty code,' and finally, an open source
    release on April 25th, 2001."
    
 Lisp
 
    Free the X3J Thirteen! Lisp newsletter. A new online newsletter for
    Lisp, known as Free the X3J Thirteen!, [54]has been announced. Topics
    from [55]the first issue include new and updated cCLan packages, the
    asdf system definition tool, OpenMCL on Debian, and more.
    
 Perl
 
    Perl 5 Porters for September 3, 2001. The [56]September 3, 2001
    edition of Perl 5 Porters looks at Perl testing modules, improvements
    to %INC, random seeds, and more.
    
    Perl 6 Porters for September 1, 2001. The [57]September 1, 2001
    edition of Perl 6 Porters covers implicit @_ passing, the difference
    between finalization and destruction, multiple dispatch on objects,
    program metadata, and progress on the Parrot interpreter base.
    
    Parrot 0.0.1 is Released (use Perl). An early version of the Perl 6
    Parrot interpreter [58]has been released. The license is currently the
    same as for Perl 5, a choice of either Artistic or GPL.
    
 PHP
 
    PHP Weekly News for September 10, 2001. The [59]September 10, 2001
    edition of the PHP Weekly News is out. Topics include the upcoming PHP
    4.0.7 RC2, a bug with Autoconf 2.52, CVS and sticky tags, a fix for
    base_convert(), and several bug fixes.
    
 Python
 
    Python for Beginners. Guido van Rossum has put together [60]a Python
    for Beginners page, full of information of use to those just starting
    (or thinking about starting) with the Python language.
    
    Python 2.2 alpha 3. The [61]third alpha release of Python 2.2 is out.
    People interested in how their applications will work under the next
    major Python release may want to give this one a try.
    
    Dr. Dobb's Python-URL!. This week's [62]Python-URL! includes pointers
    to discussions on python graphics and systems administration tasks, as
    well as other Python information.
    
    Dive Into Python, Chapter 4 released. The fourth chapter of Dive Into
    Python has been [63]released. It covers HTML processing and a number
    of related Python modules.
    
    jabber.py 0.2 released. A new version of jabber.py [64]has been
    released. "jabber.py is a Python module for the jabber instant
    messaging protocol. jabber.py deals with the xml parsing and socket
    code, leaving the programmer to concentrate on developing quality
    jabber based applications with Python." This release includes bug
    fixes, more documentation, and improved examples.
    
 Ruby
 
    The latest from the Ruby Garden. This week, [65]the Ruby Garden looks
    at Eiffel's Selective Export feature, discusses the upcoming Ruby
    conference, and includes other Ruby items of interest.
    
 Tcl/Tk
 
    Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL!. The latest [66]Tcl-URL! includes the news that
    threads have official arrived for Tcl, plus many more interesting
    tidbits.
    
    Section Editor: [67]Forrest Cook
    
    Language Links
    [68]Erlang
    [69]g95 Fortran
    [70]Guile
    [71]Haskell
    [72]Blackdown.org
    [73]Caml
    [74]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language
    [75]IBM Java Zone
    [76]Jython
    [77]Perl News
    [78]Use Perl
    [79]PHP
    [80]PHP Weekly Summary [81]Daily Python-URL
    [82]Python.org
    [83]Python.faqts
    [84]Ruby
    [85]MIT Scheme
    [86]Schemers
    [87]Smalltalk
    [88]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [89]Tcltk.com
    [90]Regular Expressions
    
    
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