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 Development projects
 
 Browsers
 
    Mozilla Weekly Independent Status Report. A new [14]Mozilla Weekly
    Independent Status Report is available. Topics include Hermes,
    Sherlock, Galeon, Jabberzilla, and Chameleon.
    
 Databases
 
    Controlling Data Display with ORDER BY (ONLamp.com). John Paul
    Ashenfelter writes about [15]SQL's ORDER BY clause in this ONLamp
    article. This is one in a series of [16]articles on SQL which
    introduce database concepts to software developers.
    
 Education
 
    SEUL/edu Linux in Education Report for February 12, 2001. The
    [17]February 12, 2001 issue of the SEUL/edu Linux in Education Report
    is out. Topics include a new SEUL/edu wiki page, teaching Perl to 9th
    and 10th graders, building diskless Linux kiosks for school labs,
    embedded Linux robots, and more.
    
 Embedded Systems
 
    Embedded Linux Newsletter for Feb. 8, 2001. The LinuxDevices
    [18]Embedded Linux Journal for February 8, 2001 is available with the
    latest news from the world of embedded Linux.
    
    Linux BIOS/bootloader for AMD Elan now released under GPL (Linux
    Devices). Telos announced [19]the first public release of its alios
    Linux boot loader under the GPL license. "alios has been designed to
    completely eliminate the need for a BIOS and to load the Linux kernel
    image from solid state memory such as Flash ROM. Optionally, a RAM
    disk image may be loaded from ROM then as well."
    
 Games
 
    WorldForge releases Acorn 0.3. The WorldForge project has
    [20]announced the release of Acorn 0.3. This release brings a great
    many improvements to this game, which is intended to be a
    demonstration of what the WorldForge framework can do at this point.
    
    Pygame-0.9 available. A new version of the pygame package [21]has been
    announced with a 1.0 release scheduled for the near future. "Pygame is
    a set of python modules written to help create games in Python."
    
 Network Management
 
    OpenNMS update for February 13. Here is [22]the OpenNMS update for
    February 13, detailing the latest with the network management software
    project. Among other things, it talks about the 0.6 release, which was
    released on February 14, 2001. The new version may be obtained from
    the [23]OpenNMS download page.
    
 Office Applications
 
    ZRadiale - a free contact manager. A free contact manager system
    called "ZRadiale" has just been released. [24]The announcement is in
    French, but the [25]the project's web site is in English. ZRadiale is
    based on Zope, is licensed under the GPL, and is available now.
    
    Gimp's tools: selection and color correction (LinuxFocus). Yves
    Ceccone has put together [26]a tutorial on the Gimp tools for
    selection and color correction. The tutorial is full of useful
    information.
    
    New Gimp site: gimpforce.org. The Gimp User Group has put together
    [27]Gimpforce, a web site that features Gimp related galleries,
    tutorials, news, and more.
    
 On the Desktop
 
    Planning GNOME 2.0. Miguel de Icaza has posted [28]a document
    describing how he thinks the GNOME 2.0 development process should go.
    He is arguing for a relatively conservative approach to new features
    and such; apparently the switch to the Gtk 2.0 toolkit is going to
    present enough challenges as it is. "Besides, GNOME 2.0 is not the end
    of GNOME. GNOME 2.0 is just the next major release of GNOME. There is
    always a chance for us to redeem our pride as programmers, hackers and
    architects with GNOME 3.0 and GNOME 4.0." A new [29]Goals for Gnome
    2.0 document has also been released.
    
    Anti-aliasing in GNOME. The Gnotices site [30]reports on the
    availability of anti-aliasing code for GNOME, implemented with Keith
    Packard's Render extension by Jacob Berkman and Vladimir Vukicevic.
    
    KDE 2.1 release schedule. The [31]KDE 2.1 release schedule has been
    posted; it currently calls for a one-week delay, putting the final
    release on February 26.
    
    The People Behind KDE: Jono Bacon. The People Behind KDE series
    continues with a look at [32]Jono Baco, the maintainer of Kafka and
    the developer of KDE Developer Center and KCVSApplet.
    
 Printing Systems
 
    Updated Source distribution for CUPS. A new source distribution for
    the CUPS print system [33]has been announced. A number of security
    fixes are included as well as some SuSE compatibility additions.
    
 Web-site Development
 
    The Apache-Tcl project launches. Here is [34]the announcement of the
    launch of the Apache-Tcl project, which will be working toward the
    integration of the Apache web server and the Tcl scripting language.
    
    And Then Came Zope ... (SD Times). SD Times [35]looks at Zope. "SD
    Times is written for software development managers, not for hackers,
    and we columnists try to maintain a professional tone about
    technologies and products, but there's no accurate way to talk about
    Zope without liberal use of exclamation marks and hyperbole. Zope is
    sick insane!!!!! It's the greatest thing since Bind!!!!! It's the
    finest language innovation since Guido van Rossum decided to use
    indenting for scoping!!! And so forth."
    
    PHP Weekly News for February 12, 2001. The [36]February 12, 2001 issue
    of the PHP Weekly News is out. Topics include PAM support, a safe mode
    redesign, database abstraction extensions, tiny PHP support, and more.
    
    Section Editor: [37]Forrest Cook
    February 15, 2001
    
    Desktop Links
    [38]Gnome
    [39]KDE
    [40]XFce
    [41]GTK+
    [42]Window Managers
    Application Links
    [43]GIMP
    [44]Mozilla
    [45]Galeon
    [46]High Availability
    [47]ht://Dig
    [48]MagicPoint
    [49]Wine
    [50]Worldforge
    [51]Zope
    More Information
    [52]AppWatch
    [53]Freshmeat
    [54]SourceForge
    
    
    
 Programming Languages
 
 ERLANG
 
    xmerl 0.12. A new release of xmerl, an ERLANG based XML toolkit [55]is
    available. Other new Erlang contributions are also available on the
    same site.
    
 Haskell
 
    Haskell Language Developments. Several announcements have recently
    been posted concerning the Haskell language. Among them are:
      * [56]GHC, the Glorious Haskell Compiler on sourceforge
      * [57]ghc-4.08 patch level 2
      * [58]Haskell gtk binding
      * [59]hmake-2.02
        
    To be technically accurate, GHC really stands for the Glasgow Haskell
    Compiler (Thanks to Julian Seward).
    
 Java
 
    Struts, an open-source MVC implementation (IBM developerWorks).
    Malcolm Davis has written an IBM developerWorks article on the
    [60]Struts Framework. "This article introduces Struts, a
    Model-View-Controller implementation that uses servlets and JavaServer
    Pages (JSP) technology. Struts can help you control change in your Web
    project and promote specialization. Even if you never implement a
    system with Struts, you may get some ideas for your future servlets
    and JSP page implementations."
    
 Perl
 
    Perl 5 Porters for February 12, 2001. The [61]February 12, 2001
    edition of the Perl 5 porters list is available. Topics include
    updates to the Perl FAQ, Namespace for IO Layers, Memory Leak
    Plumbing, Shared functions, Perl 6, and more.
    
    Makerpm 0.200 released. A new version of makerpm [62]has been
    announced. Makerpm is a utility that turns perl modules into RPM
    files.
    
 Python
 
    Python-dev summary for January 31. A.M. Kuchling's [63]Python-dev
    summary for January 31 is out. It covers a number of development
    issues, including a pointer to his [64]What's New in Python 2.1
    document. It is also the last one he plans to write; he does not think
    that the Python-dev summary has had the effect he was after (making
    the Python development process more transparent). Python-dev has been
    a great resource; it will be missed.
    
    The Python-crypto mailing list. A new mailing list for the development
    of cryptographic software in Python has been [65]announced. It's
    hosted in the Netherlands, due to continued nervousness about what
    U.S. policy on crypto software really is.
    
    Transforming Python performance data (IBM devloperWorks). Chimezie
    Thomas-Ogbuji discusses how to [66]profile Python programs with XML
    and XSLT in an IBM developerWorks article. "This article covers how to
    use XML technologies to build a better profiling tool for Python
    programs. It also describes how to generate an XML call tree from
    collected profile data, including function call information, such as
    the number of calls and cumulative time spent in function calls. The
    article includes sample code for building a DOM tree, an XSLT style
    sheet that transforms the XML tree of profile data into an informative
    HTML page, and other sample code."
    
    This week's Python-URL. Here is the February 14, 2001 edition of the
    [67]Dr. Dobb's Python-URL. Discussions include a CPAN-like service for
    Python, pure-Python encryption tools, a Python powered QuakeWorld
    server, and boolean COM properties.
    
    Python Books Online (O'Reilly). Stephen Figgins writes about
    [68]online Python books in an O'Reilly Python Devcenter article. "The
    high quality of online tutorials for both beginning and experienced
    programmers is an extension of the supportive Python community. It's
    one more thing that sets Python apart from other scripting languages."
    
    Python Megawidgets 0.8.5 released. A new version of Python Megawidgets
    [69]has been announced. This version is mainly a bug-fix release. "Pmw
    is a toolkit for building high-level compound widgets in Python using
    the Tkinter module."
    
 Tcl/Tk
 
    This week's Tcl-URL. Here is the [70]Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL for
    February 14. Topics this week include a tcl binary scan, tclperl-2.1,
    moodss 13.1, an open-source interface builder, and more.
    
    tclperl-2.1 released. A new version of tclperl [71]has been announced.
    Tclperl allows the execution of Perl code from a Tcl interpreter.
    
 Software Development Tools
 
    Cervisia, a graphical frontend for the CVS client. A new version of
    Cervisia, version 1.1, [72]has been announced. Cervisia gives CVS a
    graphical front end under KDE. Cervisia is distributed under the Q
    Public License.
    
 Documentation
 
    'The Art of Unix Programming' gets two new chapters. Eric Raymond's
    [73]The Art of Unix Programming is a slow-moving, open book that he is
    writing with input from folks on the net. Eric has just [74]announced
    the addition of chapters 3 and 4. Chapter 3 covers the various
    programming languages available on Unix systems, while chapter 4 gets
    into other development tools. As always, he is looking for feedback
    and suggestions.
    
    Linux Documentation Project News. Here is the [75]latest news from the
    Linux Documentation Project. Included is a new document on securing
    Apache under RedHat Linux. Numerous other documents have also been
    updated. (Thanks to David Merrill).
    
    Section Editor: [76]Forrest Cook
    
    Language Links
    [77]Erlang
    [78]Guile
    [79]Haskell
    [80]Blackdown.org
    [81]IBM Java Zone
    [82]Perl News
    [83]Use Perl
    [84]PHP
    [85]PHP Weekly Summary [86]Daily Python-URL
    [87]Python.org
    [88]Python.faqts
    [89]Jython
    [90]Ruby
    [91]Smalltalk
    [92]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [93]Tcltk.com
    [94]Regular Expressions
    
    
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