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 From : Sergey Lentsov                       2:4615/71.10   10 May 2001  17:11:25
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 Development projects
 
 News and Editorials
 
    The LinuxFund funds a new round of grants.
    
    The LinuxFund [15]has announced the funding of a new round of grants
    for open-source software and open-hardware developers. Five projects
    will each receive a $1000 grant. This round's projects include the
    Simple DirectMedia Layer, Ocularis, the Leviathan Project,
    OpenDecoder, and GNUpdate.
      * [16]Simple DirectMedia Layer is a multi-platform multimedia
        library that provides access to audio and graphics framebuffer
        devices for developing games and other multi-media software.
      * [17]Ocularis is a project that aims to improve accessibility for
        the visually impaired and includes interfaces to speech software
        and X window system simulation. The project aims to provide the
        tools to allow the visually impaired to communicate and work
        through computers without assistance from others.
      * [18]The Leviathan Project is a proposed book library management
        system that will handle book check in and out, renewals, and
        holds. The goal is to replace expensive proprietary systems that
        are currently in use by cash poor libraries.
      * [19]OpenDecoder aims to create an open hardware based Ogg Vorbis
        audio decoder so that audio technology may be built without the
        encumbrance of the proprietary patents that hamper MP3 projects.
      * [20]GNUpdate is a universal package management system that will
        allow Debian and Red Hat users to use each others' package
        formats. GNUpdate also has the capability of performing automatic
        package updating, and management of local CVS repositories.
        
    In all, it looks like an interesting, and fairly diverse set of
    projects has been picked for this round of funding. Programmers with a
    need for support on their projects should keep this resource in mind.
    (Thanks to Dan Mueth)
    
 Standards
 
    Linux Standard Base 0.9. The Linux Standard Base project is getting
    toward the end of its specification process. Version 0.9 of the LSB
    has been [21]released, and is in a 30-day comment period. Once the
    comments have been addressed, the LSB will go to the Free Standards
    Group for adoption.
    
 Audio
 
    GLAME 0.4.1 released. A new version of the GLAME audio editing tool
    [22]has been released. This version fixes some bugs that turned up in
    the recently released GLAME 0.4.0.
    
 CORBA
 
    Manage CORBA with scripting (Unix Insider). Unix Insider [23]takes a
    look at CORBA in a Regular Expressions article: "For the purpose of
    this column, the main point to take from CORBA's history is that the
    protocol is a smashing success. We mean this in a precise sense: CORBA
    1.0 was difficult, expensive, and esoteric. Ten years later, CORBA
    costs little or nothing (at least in some varieties), it is widely
    used, and hobbyists and students expect to use it safely."
    
 Databases
 
    PostgreSQL version 7.1.1 released. A new version of the PostgreSQL
    database [24]has been released. Version 7.1.1 contains mostly bug
    fixes and optimizations. upgrading from version 7.1 does not require a
    dump/restore operation. Some new [25]interactive documentation is also
    available for PostgreSQL version 7.1.
    
 Documentation
 
    Linux Documentation Project News for May 8, 2001. Here's the [26]May 8
    edition of the LDP weekly news.
    
 Embedded Systems
 
    LinuxDevices.com Embedded Linux newsletter. Here's the [27]latest
    LinuxDevices.com Embedded Linux newsletter, with pointers to the
    LinuxDevices articles for the past week. Topics include an updated
    tiny SBC list, conference information, an open-source camera server,
    several video systems, and more.
    
 Graphics
 
    Cal3D - 3d character animation library. The initial release of Cal3D,
    a free, skeletal based character animation library [28]has been
    announced. "This release is significant due to the extreme scarcity of
    Free Software options for skeletal-based animation, and thus may
    provide a very important advancement for Free Game development
    projects."
    
 Mail Software
 
    Mailman version 2.0.5 released. Another new release of Mailman, the
    Gnu mailing list manager [29]has been announced. Version 2.0.5 is a
    bugfix release that fixes a problem with stale lock files.
    
 Network Management
 
    OpenNMS Update v2.19. For the latest news on OpenNMS, a project that
    is building a fully distributed network management platform, check
    this week's [30]OpenNMS Update v2.19. The OpenNMS team will be talking
    tomorrow at the [31]Boulder Linux User Group, if you are interested in
    meeting them in person.
    
 Printing Systems
 
    CUPS 1.17 released. Version 1.1.7 of the Common Unix Printing System
    (CUPS) [32]has been released. This version has improved configuration
    scripts, better documentation, a number of non-root command modes, and
    lots of bug fixes.
    
 Security
 
    OpenSSH 2.9 released. OpenSSH 2.9 has been [33]announced. This release
    includes a number of new features, some fixes, and makes version 2 of
    the SSH protocol the default.
    
 Software Development
 
    An Introduction to Extreme Programming (O'Reilly). O'Reilly's Linux
    DevCenter features an article on [34]Extreme Programming, somewhat of
    a catch-phrase these days. "In its purest form, Extreme Programming is
    simple. The central tenet is, 'Find the essential elements of creating
    good software, do them all of the time, and discard everything else.'"
    
 Web-site Development
 
    OpenACS 3.2.5 announced. OpenACS is an Open Source toolkit for
    creating "Web services with a collaborative dimension". It is based on
    the ArsDigita Community System (ACS) but uses PostgreSQL instead of
    Oracle. [35]OpenACS 3.2.5 has just been announced and includes
    multiple, important security fixes as well as support for PostgreSQL
    7.1.
    
    Midgard Weekly Summary (May 4th). Like many "weekly" development
    reports recently, the [36]Midgard Weekly Summary took a hiatus for a
    month or two. However, it is back now with a lot of news to cover. One
    particular highlight, Henri Bergius (one of Midgard's original
    architects) has started a new commercial firm, [37]Nemein Solutions,
    which uses Midgard as a core technology.
    
    Zope Weekly News for May 4th. The [38]Zope Weekly News for May 4th is
    out. Topics include a Berkeley Storage beta, the Zope book, Zope 2.4
    progress, SmartObjects compared to an ODB, and more.
    
    Squishdot 1.1.0 released. A new version of the Zope based Squishdot
    news publication system [39]has been announced. The Squishdot 1.1.0
    [40]The list of changes includes a number of changes, including
    improved searching, modified HTML parsing, and use of Zope 2.3.2
    Btrees.
    
    MoinMoin 0.9 released. A new version of MoinMoin, a Python based Wiki
    program [41]has been announced. Version 0.9 adds some new XSLT
    features, more user configuration actions, and several bug fixes.
    
    Section Editor: [42]Forrest Cook
    May 10, 2001
    
    Desktop Links
    [43]Gnome
    [44]KDE
    [45]XFce
    [46]GTK+
    [47]Window Managers
    Application Links
    [48]GIMP
    [49]Mozilla
    [50]Galeon
    [51]High Availability
    [52]ht://Dig
    [53]MagicPoint
    [54]Wine
    [55]Worldforge
    [56]Zope
    More Information
    [57]AppWatch
    [58]Freshmeat
    [59]SourceForge
    
    
    
 Programming Languages
 
 C++
 
    Convert C to C++ with a Python program. A new Python script that
    converts C code to C++ [60]has been announced.
    
 Caml
 
    Caml Weekly News for May 9, 2001. The [61]latest edition of the Caml
    Weekly News is out. Topics this week include an announcement for a new
    French Caml book and a beta release of the Caml Development Kit.
    
 Java
 
    Simplify XML programming with JDOM (IBM developerWorks). IBM's
    developerWorks features an article by Wes Biggs and Harry Evans on
    [62]XML programming with JDOM. "In many ways, the Java language has
    become the programming language of choice for XML. With groundbreaking
    work from the Apache Software Foundation and IBM alphaWorks, there are
    now complete tool chains for creating, manipulating, transforming, and
    parsing XML documents."
    
 Lisp
 
    SBCL 0.6.12 released. Version 0.6.12 of SBCL, Steel Bank Common Lisp,
    [63]has been released. This version includes bug fixes, optimizations,
    and some patches from CMU Common Lisp have been worked in.
    
 Perl
 
    Apocalypse 2. Larry Wall has released [64]Apocalypse 2, the second
    article in a series describing Perl 6. Atoms, molecules, data types,
    variables, names, literals, context, lists, files, and properties are
    covered.
    
    Using SOAP::Lite with Perl (IBM developerWorks). Joe Johnston
    [65]discusses the use of Perl to work with SOAP. "Marrying SOAP, the
    darling protocol of the Web services world, to Perl, the grande dame
    of Web programming languages, is a natural fit. This article will
    present a no-nonsense approach to using SOAP::Lite, Perl's window into
    SOAP Web services."
    
 PHP
 
    PHP Weekly News for May 7, 2001. The [66]May 7, 2001 edition of the
    PHP Weekly News is out. This issue covers PHP 4.0.6 RC1, Advanced Data
    Types, extension dependencies, variable, class and function naming
    issues, and more.
    
 Python
 
    This week's Python-URL. [67]Dr. Dobb's Python-URL for May 7 is out,
    with coverage of the new iterator proposal, the Java Python Extension,
    dealing with fixed point calculations for currency, and more.
    
    Developing a full-text indexer in Python (IBM developerWorks). The
    [68]next installment in the Charming Python series looks at an indexer
    module for better searches.
    
 Tcl/Tk
 
    This week's Tcl-URL. [69]Dr. Dobb's Tcl-URL for May 7 is out, with the
    latest from the Tcl/Tk development community.
    
    Section Editor: [70]Forrest Cook
    
    Language Links
    [71]Erlang
    [72]Guile
    [73]Haskell
    [74]Blackdown.org
    [75]Caml
    [76]IBM Java Zone
    [77]Jython
    [78]Perl News
    [79]Use Perl
    [80]PHP
    [81]PHP Weekly Summary [82]Daily Python-URL
    [83]Python.org
    [84]Python.faqts
    [85]Ruby
    [86]Scheme
    [87]Smalltalk
    [88]Tcl Developer Xchange
    [89]Tcltk.com
    [90]Regular Expressions
    
    
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