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Development projects
News and Editorials
Assistive Technology Projects for Gnome The Gnome project continues to
move forward in the area of accessibility with two new projects, the
Gnome Onscreen Keyboard and Gnopernicus.
The Gnome site features an [14]accessibility section that addresses
the various [15]disabilities that affect people, and presents
solutions to make Gnome software useful to people with these
impairments. These solutions are known as [16]assistive technologies,
and address a wide variety of impairments with some interesting
solutions.
The [17]Gnome Onscreen Keyboard, or GOK project has the following
goals: "GOK aims to enable users to control their computer without
having to rely on a standard keyboard or mouse. Many individuals have
limited voluntary movements and must control the computer using
alternative input methods. These input methods may be controlled by
actions such as blowing and sipping to activate a pneumatic switch, an
eye blink and/or directed gaze with an eye tracking system, head
movement, muscle contractions or limb movements."
The [18]Gnopernicus Project addresses people with visual disabilities.
"The Gnopernicus project will enable users with limited vision, or no
vision, to use the Gnome 2 desktop and Gnome/GTK+-2 applications
effectively. By providing automated focus tracking and fullscreen
magnification, Gnopernicus will aid low-vision Gnome users, and its
screen reader features will allow low-vision and blind users access to
standard GTK+2 and Java-based GUI applications via speech and braille
output."
Both of these new projects are made possible by the Gnome 2 built-in
accessibility framework.
Audio Projects
MuSE 0.6.3 available. A new release of [19]MuSE, the Multiple
Streaming Engine, has been made available. MuSE allows multiple audio
streams to be merged and sent to an Internet broadcast server. "MuSE
is being developed in the hope to provide the GNU community with a
user friendly tool for network audio streaming, making life easier for
independent free speech radios." This version [20]features support for
16Khz sound, and lots of bug fixes.
Databases
PostgreSQL v7.2 beta 2. The second beta of PostgreSQL v7.2 has been
[21]released. This release contains a number of improvements in
performance, administration, and security. (Thanks to Doug McNaught).
Education
SEUL/edu Linux in Education Report. The [22]SEUL/edu Linux in
Education Report for November 12 is out. Covered topics include
software for web-based journals, and the first of a series of Linux in
Education case studies.
Electronics
New releases from the gEDA project. The [23]gEDA project features a
few new releases this week, the Gnu Circuit Analysis Package version
0.30, and an Icarus Verilog snapshot for November 10, 2001.
Embedded Systems
Updated Linux-PDA Quick Reference Guide. Rick Lehrbaum has posted
[24]a newly updated version of the Linux-PDA and PDA-Linux Quick
Reference Guide.
Embedded Linux Newsletter. The [25]LinuxDevices.com Embedded Linux
Newsletter for November 8 is out, with the usual roundup of goodies
from the embedded Linux world.
Mail Software
Mailman 2.0.7 released. Mailman 2.0.7 has been [26]released. Among
other things, this release contains a couple of security fixes.
New site: milter.org. A new site for mail filtering issues,
[27]milter.org, has gone online. The goal of the site is to act as a
clearing house for mail filtering software issues. (Thanks to Jose
Nazario.)
Network Management
Snort 1.8.2 released. Version 1.8.2 of [28]Snort, The Open Source
Network Intrusion Detection System, [29]has been released. This is a
bugfix release which fixes a number of problems.
Printing Systems
CUPS v1.1.11 is Released. CUPS version 1.1.11 [30]has been announced.
"CUPS 1.1.11 adds support for embedded TrueType fonts and PostScript
functions in PDF files and adds a new 'cupsaddsmb' program for
exporting CUPS printer drivers to Windows clients, adds preliminary
support for MacOS X and Darwin. It also now supports printer drivers
with more than 100 media options, includes several general performance
improvements, and fixes a potential JavaScript vulnerability in the
web interface."
OSDN Printing Summit 2001 notes wrap-up. [31]The completed notes from
the OSDN Printing Summit 2001 are online. "Actual progress probably
will come about less as a result of this conference but instead when
many distributions ship printing systems that aren't completely
half-assed. Only then will real progress begin to appear."
Web-site Development
Zope 2.4.3 released. Following last week's 2.4.3 beta 1 release, Zope
2.4.3 [32]is now available. This release includes [33]a few more bug
fixes.
Miscellaneous
Getting Started with LDAP (O'Reilly). Luke A. Kanies [34]introduces
LDAP, the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, on the O'Reilly
Network. "This article was much more difficult than I expected. I
initially began with an in-depth explanation of LDAP as a protocol,
but realized that the real goal here is to be able to work with LDAP
right now, not after reading 50 pages of abstract explanations."
Using RPM on Red Hat Linux 7.1 (IBM developerWorks). Dan Poirier
[35]talks about the process involved in creating RPM packages on IBM's
developer Works.
November 15, 2001
Application Links
[36]GIMP
[37]Mozilla
[38]Galeon
[39]High Availability
[40]ht://Dig
[41]mnoGoSearch
[42]MagicPoint
[43]Wine
[44]Worldforge
[45]Zope
Open Source Code Collections
[46]Berlios
[47]Freshmeat
[48]OpenSourceDirectory
[49]Savannah
[50]SourceForge
[51]Sweetcode
Desktop Development
Audio Applications
GLAME 0.5.3 released. A [52]new release of the GLAME audio
manipulation program is available. Version 0.5.3 is a development
release and it includes several bug fixes and optional real-time
updates of plugin parameters. National language support for French and
German has been added to the graphical front end.
Browsers
Gdkxft 1.3 Patch Enables Anti-Aliasing on Mozilla. A [53]new release
of Gdkxft is available, version 1.3. "Gdkxft transparently adds
anti-aliased font support to GTK+ 1.2. Once you have installed it, you
can run any (or, nearly any) existing GTK+ binary and see anti-aliased
fonts in the GTK widgets. You don't need to recompile GTK+ or your
applications. The latest version of Gdkxft, version 1.3, adds AA
support for Mozilla."
Galeon 0.12.7 available. With an unceasing pace of forward motion, the
Galeon project [54]has released version 0.12.7. This version is RC2
for Galeon 1.0 and includes a few bug fixes.
Desktop Environments
First Evolution 1.0 release candidate. The first release candidate for
Evolution 1.0 has been [55]announced. "After more than two years of
hard work, with over 750 thousand lines of code, Ximian Evolution
stands out as the premier groupware suite for Linux and UNIX systems."
What's needed now, of course, is for lots of people to try it out and
find the remaining bugs.
Gnome Foundation Board candidate list. For those who are interested:
here's [56]the full list of those running for the GNOME Foundation
board.
New GNOME Installation Guide. A new version of the [57]GNOME
Installation Guide is out. It's a comprehensive document for beginners
who want to install their own GNOME and understand what's actually
going on with it.
GUNIH - GNOME in the Hispanic Universities. The GNOME Hispano group
[58]has announced a new project, [59]Gunih, which aims to get more
software contributions from the Hispanic university community.
Bonobo conference paper available. Dirk-Jan Binnema has published
[60]a technical overview of Bonobo, the paper was recently presented
at the Dutch Unix User Group (NLUUG) Autumn conference
Kernel Cousin KDE for November 9, 2001. The [61]November 9, 2001
edition of the Kernel Cousin KDE is out. Featured topics include LDAP
KIOSlave, Simplifying the DCOP Process, Struggling to Clean Up
KConfig, Disabling Action in XML GUI, Registering KDE Mime Types?,
KNotes Joins the PIM Applications, Proofreading Strings For KDE3, KDE3
Features Plan and Kalling the [K]Artists.
ALS 2001 Summary (KDE dot News). KDE dot News looks at [62]the KDE
presence at the recent ALS 2001 conference.
Games
The latest from WorldForge. The [63]WorldForge project has a few new
releases, Metaserver 1.2, which is a stable release of the Metaserver,
and Cyphesis 0.1.0, both from Al Riddoch. Also, the [64]November
edition of The Chopping Block has been published.
Graphics
GIMP 1.3 released. Version 1.3.0 of the GIMP, the beginning of a new
development series, has been [65]released. "Get ready for reorganized,
not-yet-really-working sourcecode, compile it, hack it, send patches
and help making a new GIMP that kicks ass." Of course, being a proper
beginning of a development series, 1.3.0 doesn't actually work...
(Thanks to Zachary Beane).
Gimp-Print 4.1.99 rc1 available. Leading up to the 4.2 stable release,
Gimp-print version 4.1.99rc1 [66]has been released. This version adds
a Polish language translation, support for more printers, build fixes,
and more.
Interoperability
Wine Weekly News for November 11, 2001. The latest [67]Wine Weekly
News is available. Topics include Winsock2, overlapped I/O, linking in
.lib Files, and more on a problem with VirtualDub.
Office Applications
XNotesPlus v3.4.0. Former LWN editor Michael J. Hammel has released
[68]XNotesPlus v3.4.0, a personal information manager with full Palm
Pilot support.
AbiWord Weekly News #69. [69]Issue #69 of the AbiWord Weekly News is
out with the latest developments from that project.
Miscellaneous
This week in DotGNU. The [70]This Week in DotGNU summary for November
12 is out, with the latest from that project. Included is a look at
progress with the free Java implementation.
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
C++
OSE version 7.0 available. Version 7.0 of [84]OSE is available. "OSE
is a generic application framework suitable for constructing general
purpose applications, distributed systems and web based services."
[85]This version is the first stable release after a year of beta
releases.
Haskell
Haskell Communities and Activities Report. The first edition of the
bi-annual [86]Haskell Communities and Activities Report has been
[87]announced. The goal of the report it to produce an executive
summary of Haskell project and language development.
Perl
Object-Oriented Perl (O'Reilly). Simon Cozens discusses introduces the
reader to [88]Object-Oriented Perl in an O'Reilly article.
Building Perl projects with MakeMaker (IBM developerWorks). Sean Dague
[89]introduces MakeMaker for Perl. "If you've used UNIX or Linux for
some period of time, you've probably written a few Perl programs to
automate simple tasks. Each of these programs does something basic and
simple that might otherwise take you 10 or 20 minutes to do by hand.
In this article, Sean will show you how to convert just such a Perl
program into a far more robust programming project, one that will be
generic enough to be widely distributed across many disparate
platforms."
Computer Telephony Programming in Perl (use Perl). David Rowe
[90]talks about using Perl and Telephony::CTPort to control PCI
telephone interface cards. "After much experimentation with different
languages and packages, it became obvious to me that Perl would be a
great language for Computer Telephony programming. So I wrote the
Telephony::CTPort module to encapsulate the functionality of a CT card
port in Perl. For example, you can take the port off hook, onhook,
record and play audio files, and collect DTMF digits using this
module."
PHP
PHP Weekly Summary for November 12, 2001. The [91]November 12, 2001
PHP Weekly Summary is out. Topics include a new BSD-style Zend Engine
license, a Windows CHM bug, new DOMXML and gettext extensions,
PostgreSQL Async, PHP on Netware, and more.
Python
This week's Python-URL. [92]Dr. Dobb's Python-URL for November 9 is
out. Covered topics include teaching Python to kids, the future of
stackless Python, and more.
Ruby
Triple-R: The Rubicon Result Repository. The Ruby Garden has added a
section called [93]Triple-R, the Rubicon Result Repository. Triple-R
contains "a comprehensive (and growing) set of automated tests for
both the language and the built-in classes and modules. This test
suite, called Rubicon, can be run by any Ruby user."
Tcl/Tk
Tcl-URL for November 14, 2001. The [94]November 14, 2001 Tcl-URL is
out. Topics include CriTcl, simulating LED displays, a Tcl demo of
graph theory, and more.
XML
Using XSL-FO to create printable documents (IBM developerWorks).
Rodolfo M. Raya [95]introduces XSL-FO (XML Stylesheet
Language-Formatting Objects) on IBMs developerWorks. "Need portable
documents that, unlike most XML documents, include representation
information? This article introduces XSL-FO (XML Stylesheet
Language-Formatting Objects) and explains how it can come to the
rescue. To demonstrate the advantage of using XSL-FO, the article
includes an example implementation of a database reporting system that
uses Java and XML code."
XML::SAX (use Perl). The use Perl site features [96]an article on
XML::SAX, a Perl module that adds better XML support to Perl.
Integrated Development Environments
Anjuta and gIDE merged!. The [97]Anjuta and gIDE projects [98]have
been merged. "The merged project will continue under the name
'Anjuta'. The application itself will be identified as 'Anjuta Dev
Studio', and will initially be based on the gIDE codebase."
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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