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Development projects
News and Editorials
Sweetcode.org A new code repository site has been brought to our
attention, [14]sweetcode.org. The site is devoted to [15]innovative
free software, and features links to a bunch of interesting projects.
[16][sweetcode] Sweetcode has started off with a nice selection of
open-source programs, here's a small sample:
* [17]the Tulip Project is a graphical visualization system which is
useful for plotting very complex images.
* [18]Picker is a Java program that is used to derive data points
from gif images of graphs, it is apparently useful for reverse
engineering scientific publications.
* [19]Jazz is a toolkit for building zoomable user interfaces. Jazz
is based on the Java 2D API. "Imagine that the computer screen is
a section of wall about the size of a typical bulletin board or
whiteboard. Any area of this surface can then be accessed
comfortably without leaving one's chair. Imagine further that by
applying extraordinarily good eyesight and eye-hand coordination,
a user can both read and write as comfortably on any micron wide
section of this surface as on any larger section."
* [20]Tempest For Eliza is a program by Erik Thiele that causes your
video card to generate dot clocks at specified frequencies, for
the purpose of making your monitor generate short wave radio
signals. Apparently, the program broadcasts a Beethoven piece.
* [21]Swirlies are "algorithmically generated images which look
continuous when tiled", interesting eye-candy, indeed.
Hopefully, the site will keep up the good work and gets a lot of
support from the open-source developer community.
Audio Projects
New releases from the Alsa project. The [22]Alsa sound driver project
has announced several new releases, the 0.9.0beta9 version of the
development release and the 0.5.12 version of the stable release. The
[23]Linux Music site features a detailed review of the Alsa changes.
Databases
New #gnome-db IRC channel. A new IRC channel [24]has been announced
for discussing GNOME-DB issues.
omniNotify 1.1 released. OmniNotify 1.1, a scalable implementation of
the CORBA Notification Service [25]has been released for the OmniORB
database. See [26]the release notes for all of the details.
pyPgSQL 2.0 released. Version 2.0 of pyPgSQL [27]is available. PyPgSQL
is a Python based interface to PostgreSQL databases. The [28]release
notes indicates that this is the first "real" release of the package.
Introduction to Native XML Databases (xml.com). Kimbro Staken
[29]introduces Native XML Databases on O'Reilly's xml.com. "The term
"native XML database" (NXD) is deceiving in many ways. In fact many
so-called NXDs aren't really standalone databases at all, and don't
really store the XML in true native form (i.e. text). To get a better
idea of what a NXD really is, let's take a look at the NXD definition
offered by the XML:DB Initiative, of which the author is a
participant."
Electronics
Icarus Verilog snapshot released. A new snapshot of the Icarus Verilog
electronic simulation language compiler [30]has been released. The
[31]release notes mention new support for multiple root modules,
improved port error checking, and bug fixes.
Embedded Systems
Embedded Linux Newsletter for Nov. 1, 2001. The [32]November 1, 2001
edition of the Embedded Linux Newsletter is available. Stories include
LinuxDevices.com's 2nd birthday, a review of the Sharp Zaurus Linux
PDA, Commercial YOPY PDAs about to ship, and more.
Network Management
gnutellavision: Real Time Visualization of a Peer to Peer Network .
Rachna Dhamija, Danyel Fisher and Ka-Ping Yee have published [33]a
paper on gnutellavision, a network monitoring tool for monitoring
Gnutella usage. The paper is part of a collection of works on
[34]information visualization that were done at UC Berkeley.
Science
Live from the AMIA conference in Wash. D.C.(LinuxMedNews).
LinuxMedNews' Ignacio Valdez [35]reports on the open-source side of
the American Medical Informatics Association conference.
Web-site Development
Midgard Weekly Summary for October 30, 2001. A new [36]Midgard Weekly
Summary is out. Topics include a discussion of scripting foundations,
a Midgard FAQ system, a command line interface for client/server
administration, and more.
PHP Review Development Version 1.0.1. In what they are calling a
milestone release, version 1.0.1 of the PHP Review book reviewing
project [37]has been released. The [38]WHATSNEW file documents all of
the changes.
mnoGoSearch-php-3.2.0.beta0. Version 3.2.0.beta0 of mnoGoSearch-php, a
PHP search front end, [39]is available. The [40]ChangeLog file lists a
number of changes including support for mnogosearch-3.2.x, Unicode
support, word highlighting, and bug fixes.
Zope 2.4.3 beta 1 released. Zope 2.4.3 beta 1 [41]has been released.
The [42]changes include WebDAV mods, ZCatalog fixes, and other bug
fixes.
The latest Zope Members News. The most recent items from the [43]Zope
Members News include a Comdex Zope BOF, Zope 2.4.3 beta 1, CMF
Tracker, and CMFGUM.
Miscellaneous
This week in DotGNU number 3. The third [44]This week in DotGNU has
been published. Topics include the Mercury programming language, GNU
Common C++, webservices, and cashbox, an ecommerce webservice
application.
November 8, 2001
Application Links
[45]GIMP
[46]Mozilla
[47]Galeon
[48]High Availability
[49]ht://Dig
[50]mnoGoSearch
[51]MagicPoint
[52]Wine
[53]Worldforge
[54]Zope
Open Source Code Collections
[55]Berlios
[56]Freshmeat
[57]OpenSourceDirectory
[58]Savannah
[59]SourceForge
[60]Sweetcode
Desktop Development
Browsers
Mail/News Performance Effort Underway (mozillaZine). Seth Spitzer has
posted [61]an update that describes the Mozilla Mail/News work that is
needed prior to the release of Mozilla 1.0 and the preceding
milestones. Footprint and performance issues will be the main focus,
as will crashes and data loss issues.
Desktop Environments
GNUstep weekly editorial for November 2, 2001. A new [62]GNUstep
weekly editorial has been published, with all of the latest news from
that project.
Kernel Cousin KDE For 2 November, 2001. The [63]November 2, 2001
Kernel Cousin KDE is out. Topics include C Bindings for KDE3, Power
Management at KDE Shutdown, DCOP Gets Major Facelifts and Additions,
Alsa 0.9 Support in aRts, CSS Media Support, Synchronous KIO,
Konqueror Context Menu Plugins and KPilot Releases for KDE2 and KDE3.
Graphics
ivtools-1.0 released. A commercial company, Vectaport, [64]has
released version 1.0 of its open-source ivtools graphics package. The
ivtools drawtool is based on an ancient, but powerful and easy to use
drawing package, the Interviews idraw program.
Interoperability
Wine Weekly News for November 2, 2001. The [65]November 2, 2001
edition of the Wine Weekly News is available. This week's topics
include problem With VirtualDub, Borland OWL, and WINE and Haxial
programs.
Office Applications
Gnumeric 0.75 released. Gnumeric 0.75 has been [66]released. They're
looking for the last bugs before they can put out a stable gnumeric
release; if you can make it crash, they'll buy you "a beverage of your
choice."
AbiWord Weekly News. The [67]AbiWord Weekly News for November 1, 2001
has been released with the latest info and stats from the AbiWord
project. The [68]November 6 issue is also available.
Miscellaneous
Gnome-pilot 0.1.63 released. Version 0.1.63-1 of gnome-pilot [69]has
been released. This version fixes a bug in the previous version that
caused the pilot to crash in some situations. Upgrades are advised.
The code is available [70]here.
Desktop Environments
[71]GNOME
[72]GNUstep
[73]KDE
[74]XFce
[75]XFree86
Window Managers
[76]Afterstep
[77]Enlightenment
[78]FVMW2
[79]IceWM
[80]Sawfish
[81]WindowMaker
Widget Sets
[82]GTK+
[83]Qt
Programming Languages
Caml
Caml Weekly News for November 6, 2001. The [84]November 6, 2001 issue
of the Caml Weekly News is out. Topics include new versions of the
shared library patch and the real arithmetic module for ocaml.
The latest from the Caml Hump. The latest articles in [85]the Caml
Hump include pointers to PsiLAB and Creal, two Objective Caml based
mathematical tools.
Lisp
Free The X3J Thirteen! for October, 2001. The [86]October, 2001
edition of Free The X3J Thirteen! is out, with lots of Common Lisp
news. Topics include: "a release roadmap for Maxima, initial work on a
Simple-streams implementation for CMU CL and the MorphiCL user
interface, the releases of OpenMCL 0.8 and LISA 1.1, open projects
related to ECLS and a list of new packages in cCLan (C[T|P]AN for
Common Lisp). It also includes a review of the Eclipse window manager
written in Common Lisp."
Perl
The Lighter Side of CPAN (O'Reilly). Alex Gough [87]reviews some fun
Perl modules from the CPAN site. Learn how to use weird dates, turn
error messages into haikus, and more.
The Perl Journal back issues. The Perl Journal has put all of their
back issues [88]online. Twenty one issues are currently available.
PHP
PHP Weekly Summary for November 5, 2001. The [89]November 5, 2001
issue of the PHP Weekly Summary is out. Topics include fixes to MySQL
4.0.0 and phpinfo(), the empty ("0") bug, Windows XP, new Clibpdf
function, echo vs. html output, new dbtcp extension, and PCRE stack
overflows.
Python
Python-URL for November 1, 2001. The [90]November 1, 2001 Python-URL
has arrived. Topics include a new Python Eggs page, SkunkWeb 3.1.3,
selecting random items from a list, and more.
Python Cookbook online. ActiveState and O'Reilly have built a
collaborative website called [91]the Python Cookbook. The site
contains a lot of example Python code. "This living collection will
allow programmers to be more productive with Python, and will provide
a dynamic space for the rapid content development of a cookbook."
Ruby
The latest from the Ruby Garden. This week, [92]the Ruby Garden
features a discussion of a draft Ruby Coding Convention by Takahashi
Masayoshi, as well as articles on other Ruby topics.
Tcl/Tk
This week's Tcl-URL. Here's [93]Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL for November 5,
with the usual collection of interesting happenings from the Tcl/Tk
community.
XML
Building an XML-based message server (IBM developerWorks). George
Franciscus [94]talks about the development of an XML based message
server on IBM's developerWorks. "This article shows how to code a
lightweight, transport-protocol-agnostic, XML-based message server
that not only allows clients to place and pick up messages on queues,
but also transform messages using XSL. Written in the Java language,
eight code listings take you from opening a client connection to
invoking XSL transformations on messages."
XML::Checker::Parser (use Perl). Redsquirrel [95]discusses Perl based
XML tools. "Once I had a few XML documents under my belt, I headed off
to CPAN to pick up some tools. XML::Parser was the first module I came
across. Due to my laziness, though, I quickly became disheartened at
the number of styles, handlers, and constructor arguments I had to
deal with."
Asmo XML taglib processor 1.0 released. Version 1.0 of Asmo, a Python
based simple XML taglib processor, [96]has been released. "Asmo is a
simple XML taglib processor. It reads in an XML document and, based on
XML namespaces, chooses a library to handle the part of the XML tree
within that namespace. The result is an XML document containing
whatever data output by the libraries chosen. You can optionally
perform XSLT processing on the output."
Building XML-RPC Clients in C (xml.com). Joe Johnston [97]takes a look
at Eric Kidd's XML-RPC C library in an O'Reilly xml.com article.
"XML-RPC is a wire protocol that describes an XML serialization format
that clients and servers use to pass remote procedure calls to each
other. There are two features that make this protocol worth knowing.
The first is that the details of parsing the XML are hidden from the
user. The second is that clients and servers don't need to be written
in the same language."
Miscellaneous
Linux System Failure Post-Mortem (O'Reilly). Jennifer Vesperman writes
about [98]debugging Linux system crashes on O'Reilly's OnLamp site.
Section Editor: [99]Forrest Cook
Language Links
[100]Caml
[101]Caml Hump
[102]Tiny COBOL
[103]Erlang
[104]g95 Fortran
[105]Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC)
[106]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language (GCJ)
[107]Guile
[108]Haskell
[109]IBM Java Zone
[110]Jython
[111]Free the X3J Thirteen (Lisp)
[112]Use Perl
[113]O'Reilly's perl.com
[114]Dr. Dobbs' Perl
[115]PHP
[116]PHP Weekly Summary
[117]Daily Python-URL
[118]Python.org
[119]Python.faqts
[120]Python Eggs
[121]Ruby
[122]Ruby Garden
[123]MIT Scheme
[124]Schemers
[125]Smalltalk
[126]Tcl Developer Xchange
[127]Tcl-tk.net
[128]O'Reilly's XML.com
[129]Regular Expressions
[130]Next: Commerce
[131]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2001 [132]Eklektix,
Inc., all rights reserved
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