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8 Search Distributions
1 - Distribution Release: UberStudent 1.0 "LXDE"
Stephen Ewen has announced the release of a lightweight edition of UberStudent, an Ubuntu-based distribution designed for learning and teaching academic computing at higher education and advanced secondary levels: "Like the full edition of UberStudent, the lightweight edition is designed around a 'core skills' approach, which centers on....
2 - Distribution Release: Legacy OS 2010
Legacy OS is a new name of a distribution formerly known as TEENpup Linux, a Puppy-based operating system for older computers. Version 2010 was released yesterday: "After eight months of development I am proud to offer Legacy OS for download. This release marks the moving away of Legacy....
3 - Development Release: Ubuntu 10.10 Beta
Robbie Williamson has announced the availability of the beta release of Ubuntu 10.10, code name "Maverick Meerkat": "The Ubuntu team is pleased to announce the release of Ubuntu 10.10 beta." Some of the interesting new desktop features include: "The GNOME base platform has been updated to the current....
4 - Development Release: openSUSE 11.4 Milestone 1
The development of openSUSE 11.4, which is expected to ship in March next year, launches today with the first milestone build: "openSUSE 11.4 Milestone 1 is available today for developers, testers and community members to test and participate in the development of openSUSE 11.4. Milestone 1 starts off....
5 - Distribution Release: Kiwi Linux 10.08
Jani Monoses has announced the release of Kiwi Linux 10.08, an Ubuntu-based distribution with pre-configured media codecs, full support for Romanian and Hungarian, and Google Chromium as the default web browser: "Finally, after a hiatus of over a year, the Ubuntu derivative tailored for Romanian and Hungarian Linux....
6 - Distribution Release: Element 1.4
Kevin Thompson has announced the release of Element 1.4, a Xubuntu-based distribution designed for home theatre personal computers: "The Element team is pleased to bring you Element OS 1.4 after a two-week delay. We had been experiencing some problems that were introduced in the build cycle such as....
7 - Distribution Release: Zentyal 2.0
Zentyal is a new name for eBox Platform, an Ubuntu-based distribution for servers. Version 2.0, announced today, is the project's first release under the new name: "Your favorite development team proudly presents Zentyal 2.0. Zentyal is a Linux small business server that can act as a gateway, unified....
8 - DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 369
This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Reviews: Under these rocks and stones News: OpenSolaris governing board resigns, Illumos, Mandriva 2010.1 "Xfce Live", Ubuntu 10.10 proposed wallpaper Questions and answers: Sharing files on home network Released last week: Linux Mint 9 "Xfce", Chakra GNU/Linux 0.2.0, ArtistX 0.9 Upcoming releases: Zentyal....
9 - Distribution Release: Chakra GNU/Linux 0.2.0
Phil Miller has announced the release of Chakra GNU/Linux 0.2.0, an Arch-based live and installation CD featuring the KDE desktop: "The Chakra development team is proud to announce the availability of 'Jaz', our first live image using our stable repositories. We've been working hard since March 2010 on....
10 - Distribution Release: ArtistX 0.9
Marco Ghirlanda has announced the release of ArtistX 0.9, an Ubuntu-based live DVD that turns a common computer into a multimedia production studio: "ArtistX 0.9 is based on the Remastersys software for creating live media and includes the 2.6.31 Linux kernel, GNOME 2.28 and KDE 4.3.5, Compiz Fusion....

9 Doid Consulting
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Bah. I was looking forward to spending the evening kicking around the web when this headache crept up to behind my eyes from a stiff neck. Probably payback from well, mum would say smoking, but that and some comfort food consumption which included a pound of gorgonzola on biscuits and a couple of packs of Oreos chased down with too many cups of a fine French roast the kind lady at the deli grinds for me.

I must have known this was coming or I wouldn't have shopped for the perfect antidote: a kilo of chunky winter salad, which contains pineapple, orange slices, guava, kiwi fruit and strawberries, followed by a bean salad with some wheat-free rye. Delicious. Now, why can't I eat like this all the time?


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A message six stories highTalk radio is a staple for me, always in the car and by the bed. Cape Talk is a great channel, with guests like Danny Schechter and Scott Ritter in the last two days.

The stories of violence here are horrific, each one far worse than anything back in the UK. The beauty and brightness of the place heightens my anxiety - something about the idea of having one's brains blown out on a fine sunny day makes it more vivid to me. Pulp Fiction style but without the humour. Then I remember it's the same in most places.

A handicapped girl is shot, later dies, because she isn't getting out of the charity minibus that's being hijacked quickly enough; two agricultural researchers are found alive having been bound and had their throats slit when attacked while on a field trip; a lady is 'jacked in town during rush hour, found days later in a suburban morgue by a PI for the insurance company.

OMG, a flotilla of boats just arrived about 200 yards from my balcony, and they're whale watching!

What was I thinking?

Oh yeah, about reducing my life story to five words or so. I haven't really got there yet, but two that occurred to me were I am alone and I'm reluctant to accept responsibility. I came closest this morning while pondering a pattern wherein I seem to want to invest in people that I know will leave me with nothing or less than I started with:

I'll love you anyway

(For what it's worth, I'm not sure this serves either of us well)

Currently regretting not taking my camera down to the scrap yards when I went to get some wheel covers.


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All change... to Mandrake Linux! It's the mutts nuts. FreeS/WAN, Gnome 2, it's got everything! Best of all, it's European. Yes, I know about SuSE, but I have to try and be different. I cut the CD's of the 9.0 Beta1 in a fit of anticipated ADSL deprivation just for testing under VMware. Now I've had to install it as, after dicking up some Debian kernels, I've found my Debian CD's are corrupted beyond repair. (Keep this quiet from the Mandrake peeps, or they'll make me feel guilty for not filing bug reports). They're on Beta4 now. When the release candidate comes out I'll cut some CD's remotely and get them sent out. As a paid up member I'll allow myself two downloads a year. The two problems I can see with this, though, are that tech support being what it is in Hammersmith is going to take about three days to locate and change a blank CD, and anything going through the post here that looks as if it might be of value goes missing. No more mucking with kernels for me, no siree. You can even install a wireless card without compiling a custom kernel, though I haven't done this yet. Sorry about all this geek stuff, more photos soon. Or maybe not - I paid good money for a copy of Macromedia's Fireworks some years back and now I want to use it on this pc but the timed out trial version only gives me the option to Buy Now or Exit and there wasn't anywhere to put the reg'n number in. The support email address they give me doesn't even exist any more. Ferkin shite. Probably I'll have to go and buy another copy of some software I've already paid for, the registration number of which went with the XP installation. We'll see - I've just written to customer support.
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A pic from my kitchen window of Lions Head (400k).
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Baby steps.

The compact Debian GNU/Linux install went fine. There were some options I hadn't seen before from previous installs under VMware which was to be expected, some I didn't understand. It dialled out first time through the card modem on Mr. Generic that there had been problems with.

First up: Checkinstall, linux-wlan, The Circle, some Python tutorials.

It must say something about me that the most fun I've had in recent weeks was running three copies of the same Debian GNU/Linux install (with Checkinstall installed) concurrently under VMware - hundreds of browser windows and tabs to crawl through it at 28.8k. Can't yet find a way to use Squid or other caching (wwwoffle?) to bring up all those browser windows intact after a  reboot. I was attracted to this technique by the following quote:

Redo files can be nested multiple times. This leads to another trick for advanced users, of providing undoable disk capability, at multiple points in time.

I'd like to be doing this sort of thing with the Familiar distribution, but don't know a lot about emulation, or if it's possible.

As it is the slow news season, I'll play a game on Win: Collapse. F3+4 or F3+8 takes you to those levels if the early ones are too slow for you. F3+s toggles sound.


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Windows XP did a number on me. What was going to be a long boring story involving googling, corrupted dlls and product protection is now just a poor excuse for having something to write: the disk is ok, but the OS is stuck half way through the setup routine, which fails to copy across the relevant dlls, which prevent it from installing. It takes around 45 mins to get to this stage, which seems to be a consequence of mswsock.dll or phlpapi.dll(?) being fscked. Catch 22. A minimal boot disk doesn't help, and finding a laptop that can take a second drive is beyond me given time constraints. So, does anyone know of utilities I can use that fit into 250/300k or so that I can copy the the really important things one by one onto a diskette? (Four 1mb photos including a classic "is she stoned" self portrait). Um, not sure how I'll know which are the important photos as they're not individually named. NTFS, btw, in case it makes a difference. Blech. I'll probably just move on with the Debian GNU/Linux install. Networking was the first to go, just as I was copying the last 2 gigs over wireless to the other laptop. Ironic no? A short while later even the help system wouldn't work. While crying for help, I need an algorithm for quitting a Frontier install when system memory reaches a certain level. At the moment it quits after a certain number of hits.
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On the way to the shops for groceries the other day it came over the wireless that there were whales just yards from the shore at Clifton beach no. 1. I dropped down there for a look and it made my day. Being dark and mainly submerged whales don't make for great pics, but you get one anyway (117k). Someone who'd been there before me told me it had been breaching earlier. Maybe next time.
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The most marked change in Cape Town since I was here three months ago is the presence of greatly increased numbers of traffic police. In cars, on bicycles and on foot, in groups and pairs there must be a hundred more of them in Sea Point alone. (Sea Point, where I'm staying, is a predominantly Jewish community on the Atlantic Seaboard side of Cape Town, with longer days and sunset views) The traffic police can stop and question anyone for anything, or so it seems, but mostly they stop people for not wearing seatbelts then check your ID and drivers license and look over the car. My first run-in with them was within two hours of arriving: while tailing delightful cousin Des to my flat she was talking on the phone and a car pulled in between us. She got a R300 fine for using her mobile without hands free. I've been stopped a couple of times since, once for not wearing a seatbelt, once for no particular reason that I could ascertain. Noone seems to mind as it's usually a fair cop, they're young and friendly and less intimidating than fully fledged police people.

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12 EasyLiveCD.com Router News
1 - KDE development packages for SUSE LINUX 9.0 (i386) Other Linux/Open Source cafes 08:19
SUSE LINUX 9.0 comes with KDE 3.1.4, the latest version of the comfortable desktop environment which has been improved in about 450 applications. KDE includes software for the administration, multimedia, games, development, network, and many other fields. It features an Instant messenger Why not?! :-)
2 - El Ayto de Zaragoza se pasa al Software libre 08:17
El ayuntamiento de Zaragoza instala Linux.
3 - PARDUS a newly powerfull linux 08:14
Pardus is a GNU/Linux distribution funded and developed by the Scientific & Technological Research Council of Turkey. Pardus has a range of unique features, such as Mudur, a start-up framework of Pardus to speed up the boot process, and PiSi, an efficient package management system with a user-friendly graphical interface.
4 - Get Cool Linux T-shirts for FREE !! 08:06
All You have to do is participate in simple contest & grab your Linux T-shirt.
5 - Ubuntu: Who Needs Vista? 08:05
A write-up of one user's views about how Linux is becoming the more secure, user-friendly alternative to Microsoft Windows.
6 - Beware! Virus now hits iPods 07:54
Hackers and virus creators have finally infected the Apple iPod - albeit very marginally since it affects only iPods with the Linux operating system (about 0.01% of all iPods).
7 - Install Multiple Linux Servers with NFS 07:48
Learn how to install multiple Linux servers at the same time using network-based installation. In this second article of two parts on installing Linux server software, understand how to configure and install using Network File Share (NFS) on System x with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Version 4.
8 - La Redoute exchanges Linux by Windows 2003 (+secure and +reliable ? LOL) 07:23
This is a Microsoft ad on a Portuguese IT magazine, stating that La Redoute exchanged Linux by Windows to increase reliability and security !. The statement is from Rui Ramos, IT Manager from La Redoute Portugal.http://www.microsoft.com/portugal/windowsserversystem/factos/casosdesucesso/caso_laredoute.msp
9 - Linux ?Mobilizing? Against Windows 06:51
Report says 204 million cell phones will run Linux by 2012. Watch out Windows, Symbian.
10 - kaffeine-0.8.3-1.deb Now Available at LinuxTracker.org 06:14
Linuxtracker.org is pleased to announce the availability of kaffeine-0.8.3-1.deb on the linuxtracker bittorrent network. For faster downloads, more accurate statistics and to see all of the available torrents, please visit http://linuxtracker.org.
11 - New Dell laptop on eBay with 4 Linux flavors+Xp+Vista for Linux Lovers WoW! 04:45
FIND OF THE DAY.dell laptop with opensuse freespire ubuntu & Fedore bootable with xp & vista. :) Prayers answered for the Guys screaming at Dell ideastrom. pretty impressive setup. i wonder how it works. actually its a pretty good deal since same system at dell about 900+tax. not Badanyhow enjoy. hes got pictures of the running systems also.
12 - How to Configure DHCP on a Cisco Router 04:28
Step by step procedure that is frequently needed in the IT daylife.
13 - Would you install GNU/Linux on your grandmother's computer? 03:48
A poll by Free Software Magazine asking if you would be prepared to install GNU/Linux on a computer illiterate person's PC.
14 - Mark Shuttleworth interview on Linux Action Show! 03:42
He's been on a shuttle AND he's worth a lot of money...ALLLLLL THIS WEEK, ON THE LINUX ACTION SHOOOOOOW! (cue totally awesome music and get pumped)
15 - Seven layers of Linux Hell - Sponsored by Wind River 03:31
Wind River peddling their commercial grade Linux?
16 - Freeroll?in at Pitbull Poker 03:22
Pitbull Poker is the first all-flash poker room, and thanks to Pitbull you can finally play freerolls on Mac and Linux with no hassle.
17 - Free adult content to push the adoption of IPv6 01:16
IPv6 has had operating system and router support for years. But, content providers don't want to deploy it because there aren't enough potential viewers to make it worth the effort. They're taking 10 GB of the most popular "adult entertainment" videos from one of the largest subscription websites on the internet and giving away access to anyone.
18 - Desi(Indian) solutions fuel device developers' love of Linux 00:14
Bangalore: Indian engineers are helping to fuel the increasing world-wide popularity of the `free-and-open' Linux platform for a host of handy consumer devices from mobile phones to music players to portable life-saving devices ? and they are doing this using internationally used chip platforms.
19 - Debian Gets New Leader As Etch Emerges 00:05
The Debian GNU/Linux Project has a new leader. Sam Hocevar, a French developer, who has been with the project since 2000, was elected as leader for 2007-08 on Sunday. In his election platform, Hocevar, 28, had cited among his objectives, if he won, the goal of again making it fun to work on Debian.
20 - Record My Desktop Review for Linux 23:53
In the past, I have been rather put off with trying to use existing desktop recording software for Linux. Whether it is closed source or open source, it simply felt like one hassle after another just trying to keep it from crashing. Then I stumbled upon RecordMyDesktop for GNOME.
21 - Installing Linux inside Windows XP using QEMU 23:41
This category is explaining how to install an operating system inside of another operating system. For example in this how-to were going setup a virtual machine running CentOS inside a windows XP operating system using QEMU.
22 - Puppy Linux 2.14 with Enlightenment Screenshot 23:40
Yet another Puppy desktop--this time with OSX-like translucent menus and windows via Enlightenment window manager. Still very easy to setup and running fast and light on a modest machine!
23 - Ghosts of linux.conf.au past - the road to MEL8OURNE 23:34
Michael Davies, conference director of LCA2004 reports on Ghosts, the annual meeting where the team that just finished hosting LCA (seven) debriefs, and the team about to host the conference ( mel8ourne ) outlines their plans. Joining in to offer sagely advice, were Linux Australia and other previous organisers.
24 - Vista setup from a Linux user's perspective 20:04
Linux user and SUSE expert Scott Morris sets up a Vista computer for his father, and quickly discovers hidden "features" in Vista that makes him wonder why Microsoft still leads the general public.
25 - KTÜ Kütüphanesi ve Fedora 18:26
fedora Fikrim Geldi :) google summer code 2007 ktü ktü faik ahmet barutçu kütüphanesi linux pardus
26 - Debian Etch 4.0 Screenshot Tour! 18:16
Debian Etch 4.0 screenshots are now posted at LinuxQuestions.org
27 - The Steady Migration of Smartphones to Linux 17:58
Some 204 million mobile phones, or 14 percent of the world market, will be running on Linux by 2012, according to a report released this week from the London office of ABI Research. "Linux in the cellular phone is not a question of if, but when," declared ABI Research Director Stuart Carlaw.
28 - Gates woos Indian engineers, dismisses Linux threats 17:57
Microsoft Corp Chairman Bill Gates coaxed engineers to use his firm's proprietary software, dismissing threats to his Windows system from rival Linux in the battle over network computing.
29 - Hidden Linux : A Little Linux Mashup 17:56
In Web 2.0 terms a "mashup" is a website that combines content from a variety of sources in order to give users an integrated experience. You can achieve something similar using the vast variety of hidden utilities in Linux - and you don't even need to be a programmer!
30 - Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 released 17:54
The Debian Project is pleased to announce the official release of Debian GNU/Linux version 4.0, codenamed ?etch?, after 21 months of constant development. Debian GNU/Linux is a free operating system which supports a total of eleven processor architectures and includes the KDE, GNOME and Xfce desktop environments.
31 - Getting Details about Your Laptop Battery - and Taking Care of it 17:26
This story tells how to get details about your battery in Linux, but the information about caring for your laptop's battery is OS-independent.
32 - Ruby on Rails Development in Windows XP 15:30
Due to various frustrations and issues with my Ruby on Rails development environment on Linux and on Windows Vista, I have decided to go back to Windows XP for now.I like using Vista but there are far too many annoyances for me at the moment and I spend more time trying to make things work than actually using them.
33 - First Proof-Of-Concept iPod virus 12:59
The virus being the first of its kind was used by the author to show that malware can run on iPodLinux platform even though it needs to be manually executed to trigger its infection routine.
34 - Making Joomla Work in Windows 12:58
Joomla is an easy to use (but challenging to learn) CMS. It will run on any web server with PHP and MySQL installed. Most installations are run on Linux-based servers, but you can run it on Windows as well. Permissions need to be set in Windows in order for it to work properly.
35 - Wireless home router with analogue utilisation meter 12:30
The rev counter is a rough aproximation of the traffic utilisation between my home network and the interne
36 - Debian Etch 4.0 r0 i386 DVD 1 Now Available at LinuxTracker.org 12:23
Linuxtracker.org is pleased to announce the availability of Debian Etch 4.0 r0 i386 DVD 1 on the linuxtracker bittorrent network. For faster downloads, more accurate statistics and to see all of the available torrents, please visit http://linuxtracker.org.
37 - Debian Etch 4.0 r0 amd64 DVD 1 Now Available at LinuxTracker.org 12:18
Linuxtracker.org is pleased to announce the availability of Debian Etch 4.0 r0 amd64 DVD 1 on the linuxtracker bittorrent network. For faster downloads, more accurate statistics and to see all of the available torrents, please visit http://linuxtracker.org.
38 - Linux Works for Law Firm Offstage 12:15
The techno-literati have long-heralded the day when the Linux operating system will dominate the desktops of the world.
39 - Habemus ... Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 alias "etch" 12:13
Dopo 21 mesi di continuo sviluppo in data 08 Aprile 2007 (che guarda caso coincide con il giorno di Pasqua) per gentile grazia di Dio ? stata finalmente rilasciata Debian GNU/Linux versione 4.0, alias Etch => la distribuzione definitiva!Caratteristiche principali di questo nuovissimo gioiello:* Interfaccia grafica per installazione tradotta in
40 - Ubuntu Linux 11:59
Ubuntu is a Linux distribution operating system software, meaning that it runs using Linux applications, kernels and libraries. Ubuntu is developed and sponsored by Canonical, Ltd., a South African company that is founded and funded by Mark Shuttleworth.
41 - Gates woos Indian engineers, dismisses Linux threats 11:55
Microsoft Corp Chairman Bill Gates coaxed engineers to use his firm's proprietary software, dismissing threats to his Windows system from rival Linux in the battle over network computing.
42 - Tutorial: Disabling unused daemons to speed up your boot sequence 11:41
This Linux-oriented tutorial describes how to disable daemons, resulting in a faster boot sequence and less CPU load. It lists a lot of daemons that are running unnecessarily in certain cases and also gives some deeper explanation.
43 - Weekly Wrap-up: The Hottest Linux community stories for the week April 6 20 11:24
Here is the Linuxlookup.com weekly wrap-up, some of the hottest stories in the Linux community this week were..
44 - Debian Etch released Today 8/4/07 as Stable 11:20
http://www.debian.org/releases/etch/ http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/release/4.0_r0/ Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 releasedThe Debian Project is pleased to announce the official release ofDebian GNU/Linux version 4.0, codenamed "etch", after 21 months ofconstant development. Debian GNU/Linux is a free operating systemwhich supports a total of el
45 - Microsoft gains tech computing toehold 11:17
Microsoft is showing some early signs of success with a version of Windows geared for a technical computing market that Linux dominates today.
46 - Come on! Get involved wth Ubuntu! 11:06
C'mon linux Geeks! Get involved with Ubuntu community!
47 - Connettersi ad internet con un Motorola E770 su Linux 10:51
Guida alla connessione umts su Linux con un telefono cellulare Motorola E770 tramite bluetooth.
48 - LXer Weekly Roundup for 08-Apr-2007 10:28
A weekly recap of the big stories concerning Linux and Open Source.
49 - Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 "Etch" Is Out 09:08
The Debian project announced the official release of GNU/Linux 4.0 codenamed "Etch".
50 - Mandriva sneaks up on Spring 2007 final with RC3 08:55
Mandriva this week made available the third release candidate of its Mandriva Linux Spring 2007 distribution, nicknamed "Beijing." It features a 2.6.17.13 kernel, choice of KDE, GNOME 2.18, or Fluxbox desktops, and the distro's usual full feature set, the project team said.

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16 GNOME FTP Releases
1 - gnumeric 1.10.10 18:27
Gnumeric 1.10.10

Andreas:
* Significantly improve chart export and import to/from ODF.
* Improve handling of corrupted ODF files.
* Fix percentage style import from ODF. [#627517]
* Fix INTERPOLATION documentation. [#627461]
* Provide progress info in ODF export.
* Improve warnings dialog in ODF import.
* Fix button sensitivity in sort dialog.

Jean:
* Fix some interpolation and periodogram issues.
* Fixed graph scalar data editor behavior. [#628721]

Morten:
* Plug sylk importer leak.
* Plug xml importer leak.
* Plug odf importer leak. [#627759]
* Extend domain of IMPOWER. [#627775]
* Allow use of glib's memory profiler.
* Fix some confusion of char vs. xmlChar.
* Fix elapsed-time entry. [#628082]
* Fix problems with limits for date axes.
* Improve function docs self test.
* Fix errors in function docs.

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2 - goffice 0.8.10 18:16
goffice 0.8.10:

Andreas:
* Make sure the first rather than the last error is shown.
* Plug leak.
* Provide the opportunity of all errors to be shown.

Jean:
* Always use real line width when evaluating dashes. [#442546]
* Update x and y limits when data change for xyz plots. [#627288]
* Do not crash when displaying cubic spline with no abscissa. [#627507]
* Do not save image filling with no image. [#627690]
* Don't use g_free instead of xmlFree. [#627700]
* Optionnaly delete trendlines from legend. [#628031]
* Fix critical in go_doc_finalize. [#628467]
* Fixed a potential crasher in gog_styled_object_document_changed. [#628671]
* Fixed GOImage references management. [#628732]

Morten:
* Limit formats to sane number of decimals. [#627066]
* Fix minor go_string_replace issue.
* Plug leaks.
* Fix char-xmlChar confusion.
* Fix graph crash. [#628259]
* Improve go_format_is_date.
* Improve handling of date axes with time-of-day.
* Fix FMR on image load. [Part of #628467]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

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3 - vala 0.9.8 15:14
Vala 0.9.8
==========

* Add --fatal-warnings commandline option.
* Deprecate string.len () in favor of string.length.
* Deprecate use of D-Bus GLib in favor of GDBus.
* Many bug fixes and binding updates.

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4 - contacts 0.12 14:31

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5 - gst-plugins-good 0.10.25 09:11
This is GStreamer Good Plug-ins 0.10.25, "Woe to You Oh Earth and Sea"

Changes since 0.10.24:

* v4l2src: massive performance improvement in many cases
* streaming mode fixes for avi and matroska/webm
* seeking in matroska and webm files that don't have an index
* new cpureport element for debugging
* avidemux: improve VBR audio stream handling
* avidemux: streaming mode fixes: use proper offset for movi-based index, handle 0-size data chunks
* debugutils: new element cpureport, posts "cpu-report" element messages on bus
* flacdec, rtspsrc, rtph264pay, rtpmp4vdepay: memory leak fixes
* gconfvideosrc: use correct GConf key (ie. not the audiosrc key)
* gdkpixbuf: remove gdkpixbuf3 plugin again, gdk-pixbuf was split out of gtk+ and will stay at 2.x
* id3v2mux: write beats-per-minute tag using TBPM frame
* jpegdec: fix markers parsing regression
* matroskademux: do not error out on a block with unknown tracknumber
* matroskademux: fix streaming in case where the size in bytes is unknown
* matroskademux: handle bogus files storing ADTS AAC data
* matroskademux: support seeking in local files even if they don't have an index
* matroskamux: don't try to seek back and fix up headers if streamable=TRUE
* pulsesink: fix race when creating multiple pulsesinks at the same time
* qtdemux: also calculate PAR using track width and height for QT files
* qtdemux: fix the max/avg in btrt atom reading
* qtdemux: improve reverse playback
* qtdemux: parse 64-bit version of mvhd atom as well instead of erroring out
* qtdemux: prevent reading past avc1 atom when parsing
* rtpg729pay: avoid basertppayload perfect-rtptime mode
* rtph263pdepay: allow more clock-rates as input
* rtpL16depay: also parse encoding-params for the number of channels
* rtpL16depay: default to 1 channel if number of channels not specified
* rtpmp4gpay: implement perfect timestamps
* rtspsrc: add "port-range" property, useful for setups with firewall/ipsec
* rtspsrc: don't reuse udp sockets (avoids odd errors when data from previous streams is received)
* udpsrc: add "reuse" property to enable or disable port reuse (enabled by default, but disabled in rtspsrc)
* v4l2: sort formats in the right order so that non-emulated formats are prefered
* videobalance: fix wrong locking order that could lead to a deadlock
* videomixer: only reset QoS information and send a NEWSEGMENT event downstream for NEWSEGMENT events on the master pad

Bugs fixed since 0.10.24:

* 626463 : [matroskademux] " reading large block of size 14688496 not supported "
* 593117 : [avidemux] Support AVF files
* 618535 : [avidemux] fails to stream eva_2010_2.22_promo1.avi
* 621520 : [id3v2mux] write beats-per-minute tag
* 622017 : [GstRtpMP4GDepay] Packet payload was too short.
* 622577 : rtspsrc has confusing error messages
* 623209 : bug in rtpL16depay
* 623357 : avidemux: push mode doesn't work for some http streaming avi files
* 623629 : Reverse Playback Issue in QtDemux
* 624173 : [qtdemux] qt file with dimension data in tkhd does not get pixel-aspect-ratio in caps
* 624331 : videobalance: deadlocks/freezes when changing " brightness " property
* 624455 : The matroska muxer seeks even when used with streamable=TRUE
* 624770 : rtspsrc: memory leak in gst_rtspsrc_handle_request
* 625002 : [examples] Don't use GdkDraw
* 625153 : rtspsrc: add property to set client port range
* 625302 : [qtdemux] Set the pixel-aspect-ratio field also for par=1/1
* 625371 : [matroskademux] critical warnings when playing live webm with progressive download enabled
* 625442 : pulsesink: crash - pa_threaded_mainloop_stop is called from the pa thread
* 625452 : [videomixer] Pipeline from the docs doesn't work anymore
* 626467 : matroskademux: CRITICAL **: file matroska-demux.c: line 578 (gst_matroska_demux_get_length): should not be reached
* 626609 : [qtdemux] segfault when parsing avc1 atom
* 626619 : [imagefreeze] Incorrect seek behaviour
* 627689 : [deinterlace] Broken timestamps
* 617368 : [matroska] Implement push-mode seeking and non-cue seeking

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6 - tracker 0.9.19 15:34
NEW in 0.9.19 - 2010-09-02
==========================

The changes are:

* Require libicu or libunistring (GLib unicode support has performance issues)
* NEW Feature: Collation support
* NEW Feature: Refactored signal notification API
* Fixes: NB#184505, Video files without audio are listed as music clips.
* Fixes: NB#179465, Cannot sort lower and upper cases for under same letter
* Fixes: GB#628535, "make check" fails with LDFLAGS=-Wl,--as-needed -Wl,-Bsymbolic
* Fixes: GB#628536, Don't install ui files for example utils
* Ontology: Added nmo:isEmergency property
* functional-tests: Avoid FTS tests if FTS is disabled
* functional-tests: Don't include TTL files in dist (tarball was 26Mb vs. 6Mb)
* libtracker-data: Fixed memory leak when setting journal_mode pragma
* libtracker-miner: If CREATED event is received from a monitor, force IRI cache update
* libtracker-miner: Avoid gtk-doc warnings: multiple IDs for constraint linkend
* libtracker-miner: Don't print paths as they may not be in UTF-8, print URIs
* tracker-extract: Fixed xine, mplayer and totem backends
* tracker-miner-fs: Removed CacheTimeout option from config, unused
* tracker-miner-fs: Removed ScanTimeout from config, unused
* tracker-miner-fs: Disable crawling entirely if !initial_crawl
* tracker-control: Avoid compiler warning
* ttl_sgml: Avoid compiler warning

Translations:

* Updated cs: Marek Černocký
* Updated sl: Andrej Žnidaršič

Notes:

The unicode parser will no longer default to GLib and configure will
error if no libicu or libunistring is available. This is due to
serious performance issues that are witnessed using GLib. It can
still be used if explicitly forced using the switch
--with-unicode-support=glib

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7 - tracker 0.8.17 14:56
NEW in 0.8.17 - 2010-09-02
==========================

The changes are:

* Fixes NB#184505, Video files without audio are listed as music clips.
* Fixes GB#628090, Tracker plugin for PPSX files
* Fixes GB#628535, 'make check' fails with LDFLAGS=-Wl,--as-needed -Wl,-Bsymbolic
* Fixes GB#628537, toplevel Makefile.am references non-existing files
* Fixes GB#628536, Don't install ui files for example utils
* Ontology: Added nmo:isEmergency property
* libtracker-miner: if CREATED event is received from a monitor, force IRI cache update
* tracker-extract: Fixed xine, mplayer and totem backends failing to build
* tracker-miner-fs: Do not index dirs unconditionally when adding monitors
* ttl_sgml: avoid compiler warning

Translations:

* Updated fr: Bruno Brouard

Notes:

None

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8 - empathy 2.31.91.1 08:37
NEW in 2.31.91.1 (02/09/2010)
================

The "Huggy Hippo" release.

A small release so our Ubuntu friends will be able to test latest fixes during
their Empathy bug day. See [1] if you want to participate.

[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20100902

Bugs fixed:
- Fixed #627916, Can't build with GTK3 any more (Guillaume Desmottes)
- Fixed #628106, Groups are not expanded when reconnecting (Philip Withnall)
- Fixed #628315, Can't add video to a audio call (Guillaume Desmottes)
- Fixed #628421, Wrong AV icon in the contact list (Philip Withnall)
- Fixed #628433, Call menu accessible from linking dialogue (Philip Withnall)
- Fixed #628464, Crash in log_manager_got_chats_cb
- Fixed #628481, Double contact tooltips (Philip Withnall)

Translations:
- Updated el Translation (Michael Kotsarinis)
- Updated en_GB Translation (Philip Withnall)
- Updated es Translation (Jorge González)
- Updated et Translation (Mattias P?ldaru)
- Updated gl Translation (Fran Diéguez)
- Updated hu Translation (Gabor Kelemen)
- Updated pa Translation (A S Alam)
- Updated sl Translation (Matej Urbančič)
- Updated sr@latin Translation (Branko Kokanović)
- Updated sr Translation (Branko Kokanović)

Documentation translations:
- Updated el Documentation translation (Simos Xenitellis, Michael Kotsarinis)

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9 - gtkmm 2.21.7 20:45
2.21.7 (unstable):

Gtk:
* Button: Added get_event_window().
* Expander: Added get/set_label_fill() and property.
* Notebook:
- Deprecated pages().
- Added get_tab_hborder() and get_tab_vborder().
* PrintUnixDialog: Added get_manual_capabilities().
* StatusBar: Added remove_all_messages().
* Table:
- Deprecated children().
- Added get_size().
* TextView: Added get_hadjustment(), get_vadjustment(),
im_context_filter_keypress(), reset_im_context().
* Viewport: Added get_view_window().
* Widget:
- Added send_focus_change().
- Added const version of get_accessible().

Gdk:
* Color: Deprecate rgb_find_color().
* Cursor: Added get_cursor_type().
* Device: Added get_key(), get_axis_use(), get_n_axes().
* RgbCMap: Deprecated.
* Window: Added get_composited(), is_input_only(), is_shaped(),
has_native(), get_modal_hint(), get_background_pattern(),
coords_to_parent(), coords_from_parent(),
get_effective_parent(), get_effective_toplevel(), create_similar_surface(),
get_accept_focus(), get_focus_on_map().

Build:
* MSVC++ and installer fixes.
(Armin Burgmeier)

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10 - glibmm 2.25.4 20:43
2.25.4: (unstable):

Gio:
* Added AsyncInitable.
* DBusConnection: Added create() methods.
* UnixConnection: Add receive/send_credentials() methods.
* Added SocketControlMessage, UnixCredentialsMessage and UnixFDMessage.
(José Alburquerque)

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11 - gnome-panel 2.31.91 20:18

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12 - libgda 4.1.8 17:01
libgda 4.1.8, 2010-09-01

- improved core API (GdaSqlBuilder, GdaServerOperation, GdaThreadWrapper, GdaConnection)
- core corrections and optimization, mainly in the SQLite and MySQL providers, connection (locking
and thread safe usage)
- use Gnome Keryring if available to store username and passwords to be used for data sources (DSN)
- configuration file monitoring: only use GIO (removed GnomeVFS, gamin or FAM)
- many improvements to the UI extension
- many improvements and corrections to the GdaBrowser tool
- embedd SQLite 3.6.22
- translations:
- es (Jorge González)
- sl (Matej Urbančič)
- da (Joe Hansen)
- pt (Nicolau Gonçalves)
- cs (Petr Kovar, Marek Cernocky)
- de (Mario Blättermann, Christian Kirbach)
- nb (Kjartan Maraas)
- id (Andika Triwidada)

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13 - folks 0.1.16 15:39
commit eab18686b082b448f76078c881a1fd2e6df2c28b
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Tue Aug 31 17:57:25 2010 +0100

Bug 628343 ? Add an environment variable to disable linking

Add a FOLKS_DISABLE_LINKING environment variable which, when set,
completely
disables linking (both aggregation and the explicit linking and
unlinking of
Personas). Closes: bgo#628343

folks/individual-aggregator.vala | 28 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++-
1 files changed, 27 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-)

commit c905237fd9d215ee2a90f423101d7d20c604c8c5
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Tue Aug 31 16:31:56 2010 +0100

Don't set Individual.is-favourite when updating from Personas

Set the private Individual._is_favourite member instead, to prevent
the new
favourite status from being pushed down to all the Personas and
stomping all
over their favourite statuses. See also: bgo#628131

folks/individual.vala | 11 ++++++++---
1 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

commit a4c128bb479fc43896c0ee1aabf07dfb44f6abc6
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Tue Aug 31 14:59:37 2010 +0100

Depend on libgee < 0.7 instead

libgee 0.7 breaks API but they branched for the 0.5/0.6 series
beforehand,
so 0.5.3 and 0.6 will not break API. See bgo#627746

configure.ac | 4 ++--
1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

commit f52141e86d6df3a542100e9871622a2d5f546f97
Author: Travis Reitter
Date: Tue Aug 24 16:55:53 2010 -0700

Clear the stored list if it's invalidated.

backends/telepathy/lib/tpf-persona-store.vala | 2 ++
1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)

commit 5e414f6d922f0535c5699ecb89d00c1618ea4d5a
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 16:46:12 2010 +0100

Don't set Individual.alias when updating the alias from Personas

Set the private Individual._alias member instead, to prevent the
changed
alias (which could be a fallback display ID or similar) from being
pushed
down to all the Personas and stomping all over their aliases.
Helps: bgo#628131

folks/individual.vala | 12 +++++++++---
1 files changed, 9 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

commit 1f549b38b0b1edd0f352153de8b58711a2b594b3
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 16:43:36 2010 +0100

Refactor Individual.update_alias() to give a single notification path

folks/individual.vala | 48
+++++++++++++++++++++++-------------------------
1 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-)

commit 9184070a8450d1a1707245c144d3341f241c6686
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 11:50:58 2010 +0100

Ensure untrusted Personas' Individuals are signalled as removed

When a Persona from an untrusted PersonaStore (such as link-local
XMPP) was
removed, the Individual which contained (only) that Persona was
not being
signalled as removed, causing link-local XMPP contacts to (for
example) remain
in Empathy's contact list even after going offline. Closes: bgo#628305

folks/individual-aggregator.vala | 24 ++++++++++++++----------
1 files changed, 14 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

commit 0108786c0faffbc95e4eee5875cee8f0675b5a44
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 11:22:13 2010 +0100

Mark two strings as unowned to prevent unnecessary string copies

folks/individual-aggregator.vala | 6 +++---
1 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

commit 65d2b501696253f82afc14f018e1a3fce737a68e
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 17:38:09 2010 +0100

Ensure existing Kf.Personas aren't overwritten when choosing new
group names

If a key file contained several groups which weren't contiguously
numbered on
startup, IDs for new groups would start from the first unused ID,
and continue
happily into the next block of IDs which were already in use. This
patch
ensures that if an ID is already in use, it won't be again for a new
Kf.Persona. Closes: bgo#628294

backends/key-file/kf-persona-store.vala | 11 +++++++++--
1 files changed, 9 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

commit d9e798cf74f730613cf43753ff6a30822d6de64f
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 17:24:49 2010 +0100

Add extra debug messages to the key-file backend

backends/key-file/kf-persona-store.vala | 7 +++++++
backends/key-file/kf-persona.vala | 9 ++++++---
2 files changed, 13 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

commit 5b86c16cad6bf056074bbbc0bd815d5df5fd6b70
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 15:49:17 2010 +0100

Work around a Vala bug generating bad C for a lambda function inside
a loop

Helps: bgo#628335

folks/individual-aggregator.vala | 7 ++++++-
1 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-)

commit a8afda52bd9d005f925bc8499d416e093c3fd22e
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 14:23:25 2010 +0100

Output more debugging information when linking

folks/individual-aggregator.vala | 48
+++++++++++++++++++++++++------------
1 files changed, 32 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-)

commit 0af88f31edb469049cb53e4d8bab257482dc02d0
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Mon Aug 30 10:22:20 2010 +0100

Remove unused declaration from tp-lowlevel.h

It was causing g-ir-scanner to fail when building packages.

backends/telepathy/lib/tp-lowlevel.h | 3 +--
1 files changed, 1 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

commit 98b8c2babbf6498799168d63a399256eaf8ec02a
Author: Travis Reitter
Date: Fri Aug 27 15:21:05 2010 -0700

tp-lowlevel doesn't actually depend upon the Gee introspection file

backends/telepathy/lib/Makefile.am | 2 +-
1 files changed, 1 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-)

commit ed774c184747ec5d4a870b1343cf5841e92e840d
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Fri Aug 27 13:35:26 2010 +0100

Block notification of Persona.is-favourite when changing it on
the Individual

This fixes changing the favourite status of an Individual containing
more than
one Persona, since previously the change wouldn't be applied. This
is because
the change would be bubbled down to the first Persona, which
would then
notify of the change to its is-individual property, causing the
Individual's
is-favourite property to be re-calculated incorrectly, since the
favourite
status of the _other_ Personas hadn't yet been changed. Closes:
bgo#628108

folks/individual.vala | 8 +++++++-
1 files changed, 7 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-)

commit a96200b40547ab3a754e75aa71db69bd01a322a8
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Fri Aug 27 13:28:15 2010 +0100

Add debugging to favourite status in Folks.Individual

folks/individual.vala | 5 +++++
1 files changed, 5 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)

commit b90b123a5808bff9c6d1c15c79bdf5845d6fd762
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Fri Aug 27 11:37:40 2010 +0100

Post-release version bump and non-release indicator

configure.ac | 4 ++--
1 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

commit 6ab7ca14bfab05cc0d760b1545fb1f8d244924cd
Author: Philip Withnall
Date: Fri Aug 27 11:18:26 2010 +0100

Release version 0.1.15

configure.ac | 8 ++++----
1 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)

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14 - gnome-control-center 2.31.91 09:34
gnome-control-center 2.31.91 (2010-08-31)

About me:
- Fix enrolling with Upek Eikon II fingerprint reader (Bastien Nocera) (#627249)

Shell:
- Update libslab from master (Bastien Nocera) (#612417)

Translations:
- ar (Khaled Hosny )
- bg (Alexander Shopov)
- da (Ask H. Larsen)
- el (Michael Kotsarinis, Simos Xenitellis)
- en_GB (Bruce Cowan, Philip Withnall)
- es (Jorge González)
- et (Ivar Smolin)
- fr (Bruno Brouard)
- gl (Fran Diéguez)
- he (Yaron Shahrabani)
- hu (Gabor Kelemen)
- id (Andika Triwidada)
- sr (????? ???????)
- zh_HK (Chao-Hsiung Liao)
- zh_TW (Chao-Hsiung Liao)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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15 - anjuta-extras 2.31.91.0 19:22
anjuta-extras 2.31.91 (30 August 2010) -- James Liggett

Bugs fixed:
scintilla: bgo #625397 - Critical warning on project unload. Crash on reload

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16 - gnome-packagekit 2.31.91 17:02
Version 2.31.91
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Released: 2010-08-31

* Translations
- Added Lithuanian translation (Žygimantas Beručka)
- Added Slovak translation (Ivan Masár)
- Added Slovak translation (Marcel Telka)
- Updated Bulgarian translation (Alexander Shopov)
- Updated Finnish translation (Ville-Pekka Vainio)
- Updated French translation (Bruno Brouard)
- Updated French translation (Claude Paroz)
- Updated Hebrew translation (Yaron Shahrabani)
- Updated Hungarian translation (Gabor Kelemen)
- Updated Japanese translation (Yohsuke Ooi)
- Updated Slovenian translation (Matej Urbančič)
- Updated Spanish translation (Daniel Mustieles)
- Updated Swedish translation (Daniel Nylander)
- Update Galician translations (Fran Diéguez)

* New Features:
- Show a GtkInfoBar explaining if updates have been held back and an
incomplete update list is shown (Richard Hughes)

* Bugfix:
- Fixed bug622649 in Serbian translation (????? ???????)
- Fix the .desktop files (Javier Jardón)
- Mark "_Install Update(s)" string as translatable (Andre Klapper)
- Mark items in the Selection menu translatable (Ville-Pekka Vainio)

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17 - gnome-power-manager 2.31.91 16:24
Version 2.31.91
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Released: 2010-08-31

* Translations
- Updated Danish translation (Ask H. Larsen)
- Updated Estonian translation (Mattias P?ldaru)
- Updated Hungarian translation (Gabor Kelemen)
- Updated Indonesian translation (Andika Triwidada)
- Updated Serbian translation (????? ???????)
- Updated Slovak translation (Pavol Šimo)
- Updated Slovenian translation (Matej Urbančič)
- Updated Traditional Chinese translation(Hong Kong and Taiwan) (Chao-Hsiung Liao)

* Bugfix:
- brightness-applet: Add missing include (Martin Pitt)
- inhibit-applet: Add missing include and re-enable deprecated GDK functions (Martin Pitt)
- Do not autoscale the percentage graph in the history tab. Fixes #613984 (Richard Hughes)
- Do not dist org.gnome.power.policy in the tarball (Richard Hughes)
- Fix #627711 - Don't crash on systems which don't have XBACKLIGHT (Chris Coulson)
- Only connect the UpClient::device-added signal after the coldplug (Richard Hughes)
- Re-enable deprecated GDK functions for brightness applet (Martin Pitt)
- Use the correct backlight step value when using the legacy fallback device (Will Woods)

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18 - gnome-color-manager 2.31.91 14:55
Version 2.31.91
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Released: 2010-08-31

* Translations
- Added Punjabi Translation (A S Alam)
- Added Serbian translation (????? ???????)
- Added Traditional Chinese translation (Hong Kong and Taiwan) (Chao-Hsiung Liao)
- Added Greek translation for gnome-color-management (Michael Kotsarinis)
- Added Greek translation for gnome-color-manager documentation (Michael Kotsarinis)
- Updated Danish translation (Ask H. Larsen)
- Updated French translation (Claude Paroz)
- Updated Galician translations (Fran Diéguez)
- Updated Hebrew translation (Yaron Shahrabani)
- Updated Portuguese translation (António Lima)
- Updated Slovenian translation (Matej Urbančič)
- Updated Spanish translation (Jorge González)
- Update Simplified Chinese translation (Yinghua Wang)

* Bugfix:
- Use a new application icon (Hylke Bons)

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19 - evolution-couchdb 0.5.0 14:37

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20 - couchdb-glib 0.6.96 14:23
Version 0.6.96
==============
- Replace g_value_get_object and g_object_ref with g_value_dup_object
(Krzysztof Klimonda)
- Changed couchdb-glib/Makefile.am to use /gir-1.0 and /girepository-1.0
instead of INTROSPECTION_TYPELIBDIR (Krzysztof Klimonda)
- Call couchdb_session_send_message with empty body to force Content-Type
(Krzysztof Klimonda)
- Make sure we free SoupMessage before returning (Krzysztof Klimonda)
- Don't set up the custom log_handler for all debug messages. Instead
define 'Couchdb-GLib' log domain and handle only messages related to
library itself (Krzysztof Klimonda)

==============

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17 Gnome Subtitles
1 - Gnome Subtitles 1.0 13:33

I'm very pleased to announce the immediate availability of Gnome Subtitles 1.0. This release is the result of all development effort carried on till now, into a stable release. Besides the stabilization effort, this release delivers the following features:

  • Added drag-and-drop support for loading subtitle and video files
  • Allow to set new options in the preferences:
    • Whether to save the translation when saving subtitles
    • Default and fallback character codings for opening files
    • Default subtitle format, character coding and newline type for saving files
    • Allow to remember the last used settings
  • Fixed a timings synchronization issue when "Sync All Subtitles" was used
  • Activating (double-clicking) a sync point in the synchronization dialog now selects the corresponding subtitle and seeks the video to its position

Other features include:

  • Allow to edit spinbutton's time text up to millisecond precision
  • Wrap the subtitle text to fit the video area
  • Changed the default newline type to Windows (CR+LF) to improve compatibility with other platforms (including external video players)
  • Fixed support for video filenames with special characters
  • Fixed bug with the title bar showing the previously loaded file
  • Fixed bug with the timings "seek to" dialog not reflecting timing mode changes
  • Fixed use of LDADD when building
  • Use libtool to produce shared libraries

This release features translations added or updated by:

  • Alexander Shopov, Svetoslav Stefanov (bg)
  • Marek Černocký, Petr Kovar, Rinu (cs)
  • Joe Hansen (da)
  • Mario Blättermann (de)
  • Jorge González (es)
  • Antón Méixome, Lois (gl)
  • Mark Krapivner (he)
  • Claudio Arseni (it)
  • Piotr Drąg (pl)
  • António Lima (pt)
  • Andrej Žnidaršič, Matej Urbančič (sl)
  • Daniel Nylander (sv)

Special thanks go to the following contributors on this release:

  • Arx Cruz
  • Ildar Mulyukov
  • Peter Alfredsen

Additional thanks go to:

  • A. Luz, Federico, Frederico Camara, ??????? ??????????, Yann Basly

The following bugs were fixed on this release:

  • Set defaultsubtitle format, character coding and newline type in preferences (#504656)
  • Option to save Translation when saving Subtitles (#511167)
  • The ability to manually change "from", "to" and "during" fields (#549060)
  • Selecting subtitles in the Synchronize dialog (#585064)
  • Ability to open files drag-dropping them onto the window (#585477)
  • Use libtool to produce shared libraries (#592784)
  • Title app bar shows previous srt played/viewed information (#596355)
  • Crash when using video files with special characters (#608631)
  • Srt files saved as Unix text (LF) (#609345)
  • Window collapses the screen with a large subtitle (#610170)

2 - Bugfix release 0.9.1 18:37

Gnome Subtitles 0.9.1 has been released. This is a bugfix release which includes:

  • Allow to open audio files for subtitling
  • Changed the default selection type in the Timings Adjust and Shit dialogs
  • Fixed crashes:
    • Opening a video with Frames mode selected
    • Opening the Preferences dialog

Translations:

  • Joan Duran (ca)
  • Jorge González (es)

Bug fixes:

  • Subtitling of audio files (#584795)
  • GS crashes when opening subtitles together with a movie (#587097)
  • GS crashes on Edit->Preferences (#587100)

Thanks:

  • Marcin Zajaczkowski, Yannick Warnier

3 - Gnome Subtitles 0.9 is out! 00:02

I'm very happy to announce release 0.9 of Gnome Subtitles. This includes major features, as well as many bug fixes and contributions.

The long-awaited feature for easily synchronizing times based on sync points is now available. This works by selecting a subtitle, adjusting the video to the correct time of that subtitle, and clicking "Add" on the dialog to add that sync point. After the necessary points are added (at least 2 are required), all is ready to start synchronizing. Only the subtitles between the chosen sync points will be used, unless the "synchronize all subtitles" option is active. The dialog is interactive, so it displays status messages to help on the synchronization task.

The application now register for common subtitle files, such as SubRip, MPSub, SubStation Alpha and MicroDVD. This uses MIME types and allows to open files by double-clicking them in nautilus. The user interface is now more polished, after removing the border relief in video-related buttons and decreasing their size. A "Seek To" dialog was added. This allows to seek the video to a specific time/frame instant.

The SubLib project, as stated before, has been incorporated into Gnome Subtitles. This means SubLib isn't needed as a separate package anymore.

Additional features:

  • Allow to close a file without quitting the application (File Close)
  • Replace All now replaces translations too, besides the normal subtitle text
  • Don't change the timing mode, after saving a file, to reflect the timing mode of the subtitle format chosen for saving
  • Added Insert and Delete Subtitles toolbar buttons, removed Find and Replace from the toolbar
  • Improved handling of text formatting tags in SubRip files
  • Show Matroska Video files (MKV) when listing video files
  • Fixed crash on opening a translation file with no subtitles loaded
  • Major refactoring of the video playback engine, with GStreamer Playbin (code from the FuseMC project) being incorporated into the project source tree and GStreamer events being received asynchronously now, which means the user interface adapts to the video in an asynchronous/non-blocking way
  • Fixed some bugs in the video playback engine, such as loading a file when the previously loaded file wasn't played, and video position not being correctly updated after loading the video and before starting playback

Changes in the project dependencies:

  • Requires gtk, gtk-sharp, glade-sharp and gconf-sharp 2.12 or higher
  • No longer requires gnome-sharp nor sublib

Translations:

  • Djihed Afifi (ar)
  • Joan Duran (ca)
  • Kamil Paral, Lucas Lommer, Petr Kovar, Rinu (cs)
  • Joe Hansen, Kristian Kj?rgaard (da)
  • Felix Braun, Mario Blättermann (de)
  • Gabriel Ruiz, Jorge González (es)
  • Ilkka Tuohela (fi)
  • Luca Ferretti, Simone Oberti (it)
  • Kjartan Maraas (nb)
  • Yannig Marchegay (oc)
  • Piotr Drąg (pl)
  • António Lima (pt)
  • César Veiga, Fábio Nogueira, Henrique P Machado, Leonardo Ferreira Fontenelle (pt_BR)
  • Nickolay V. Shmyrev (ru)
  • Daniel Nylander (sv)

Bug fixes:

  • The file with a movie is not always automatically selected (#417975)
  • Improvements to selection types in timings dialogs (#430737)
  • Add support for viewing and correcting line length (#430961)
  • Synchronize subtitles using multiple sync points (#471393)
  • Allow to seek to a specified time instant (#504560)
  • Configure script doesn't check for gstreamer-plugins-base headers (#520171)
  • Make frequently-used menu items accessible in the toolbar (#530833)
  • German Translation (#534748)
  • Parallel build fails (#534889)
  • Crash when trying to open a file (#540009)
  • Suboptimal parsing of SRT-file (#552221)
  • Strings like 'gtk-cancel' and so should not be translatable (#576197)
  • Build error (#577127)

Contributors:

  • Arx Cruz, Lucas Lommer

Additional thanks:

  • Adam Dixon, Julian Sikorski, Luciano A. Ferrer, Marcin Zajaczkowski, Satoshi Tanabe

4 - SubLib merged into Gnome Subtitles 17:07

SubLib, the subtitle library used by Gnome Subtitles, has been merged into the Gnome Subtitles source code repository.

The original purpose of the SubLib subtitle library was to provide multimedia applications with a common and simple way to work with different file formats, performing file editing, searching, translation and synchronization. Since its creation, although some projects have used SubLib in order to take some concepts and ideas, as was the case with a couple of commercial applications, SubLib itself wasn't used by those projects. In fact, SubLib is currently only used by the Gnome Subtitles project.

That said, it was decided to merge its source code into Gnome Subtitles. This move not only eases the development of Gnome Subtitles, but also facilitates the tasks of packaging and releasing the application.


5 - Recently in the Press 16:06

Gnome Subtitles has been featured, once again, in the Press.

Issue #3 (August/September 2008) of the Linux Pratique Essentiel magazine features an article covering funcionality from Gnome Subtitles 0.8. A thumbnail version is available (Gnome Subtitles is in page 9).


6 - Gnome Subtitles in Fedora 15:06

Thanks to the great work of Julian Sikorski and Alexander Kahl, Gnome Subtitles is now available in the official Fedora 9 repositories.


7 - Gnome Subtitles 0.8 is out! 23:32

Gnome Subtitles 0.8 has been released. Release details follow.

  • Added spell checking support:
    • Highlights spelling errors while typing
    • Uses Enchant in order to support multiple spell checking backends
    • Allows to spell check subtitles and translation in different languages
  • Added support for the following subtitle formats:
    • AQ Title
    • MacSUB
    • Sofni
    • SubCreator 1.x
    • ViPlay Subtitle File
  • Allow to show the translation with the video, besides the original subtitles
  • Fixed a crash that happened when closing the Encoding Selection dialog
  • Improved the auto-detection of subtitle formats
  • Do not package SubLib anymore, it should be installed as a package of its own

Bug fixes:

  • Spellchecker support (#462317)
  • Selecting translation to show on top of movie (#495551)
  • Some strings are hard to translate (#510808)
  • Crash on close of "Add or remove" encoding dialog (#520804)
  • Files are installed with wrong permissions (#524765)

Translations:

  • Joan Duran (ca)
  • Philip Withnall (en_GB)
  • Jorge Gonzlez (es)
  • Ilkka Tuohela (fi)
  • Alexandre Imache, Claude Paroz, Frederic Peters, Stphane Raimbault (fr)
  • Yair Hershkovitz (he)
  • Yannig Marchegay (oc)
  • Antnio Lima (pt)
  • Daniel Nylander (sv)

Thanks:

  • Julian Sikorski, Mathias Brodala, Marcin Zajaczkowski, Nazar Kulyk

8 - Gnome Subtitles in Ubuntu 19:34

Gnome Subtitles is now in the official Ubuntu repositories (Ubuntu 8.04 - Hardy Heron release).

There is, however, a missing dependency in the package which may make the application crash when creating new files. If so, please install the "libmono-i18n2.0-cil" package using Synaptic. This will be fixed in future releases.


9 - Slackware and Mandriva 00:02

Slackware packages are available in the Gnome Slacky repository.

Mandriva packages are available in the official contrib repository.


10 - Recently heard 23:23

Gnome Subtitles has received the Editor Award from Uptodown.com.

In other news, quoting a recent article from Linux.com:

Gnome Subtitles is probably the best subtitle editing application in Linux.

Under preparation is release 0.8 of Gnome Subtitles, which is to be expected soon. Stay tuned.




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22 CNET Japan JavaGeek.org - Linux category
1 - In need of an internal IM server? Try Wildfire 00:09
At work, we use an  IM server from Microsoft that uses the Windows Messenger app as a client, and only works for internal communications. Since last week and for reasons unknown, the server is not responding (the person in charge didn't reply to my emails). As a group of developers separated by geography, IM tools are a must-have. That got me thinkning, isn't there an easy alternative that we can use? what about a XMPP (Jabber) server installed on a linux development environment, and some jabber-compatible client?

Well, after a quick search I found a very good XMPP Server, which by chance is made in Java (OK, not by chance. I chose it precisely because of this reason). Wildfire IM Server (Formerly Jive Messenger) is an ideal solution for us, since its small, free, and most of all, has support for LDAP-based accounts, which means we can use it with our LDAP-enabled development server (I'll post later how I set up the server to use LDAP for things like unix shell, svn access, etc.).

In less than 15 minutes I got Wildfire set up to use MySQL as the Database for storing data, and LDAP for authentication. Instantly every developer that has access to the development environment is now able to connect to the IM server, and it even shows the LDAP groups for the different projects.

I just saw how Wildfire was profiled to improve performance, and I'm sure it will get faster (not to mention better) as they move forward. Now I only need to pitch it to upper management in hopes of replacing the old IM server.



2 - If it's good enough for Linus... 14:30
On the Gnome Usability mailing list, Linus Torvalds replied to a mail from Till Kamppeter asking about PPD options removed from the printing dialog, by actively saying that he (Linus) encourages everyone to switch or use KDE. He then goes to criticize Gnome developers as 'interface Nazis', which care more about dumbing down the user interface than they care about implementing new features.

I personally have been using KDE since 1.x, and I've always preferred it to Gnome, but time to time I come in contact with Gnome, mainly because the distribution I'm testing comes with Gnome by default (like Ubuntu, which I tested last month). And I've seen how features that were in one release suddenly disappear in the following one. And I don't mean the are hidden in an 'advanced' mode. They simply just aren't there anymore. It is really a shame that many popular projects are using Gnome (or GTK+, rather) as their windows toolkit, like Firefox (which by the way, just released 1.5) or even Eclipse.

It's good to hear other people say they prefer KDE, but when it comes from the guy who invented the Linux kernel, my respect for KDE just went up a couple of notches (My respect for Gnome is already too low to lose points). I saw this story at OSNews (sent to me by a friend).
3 - Switched Linux Distribution... Again 16:37
After playing with Ubuntu for a while, I decided it was time to test another Linux distribution. This time, I went with OpenSuSE 10.0. As always, installation wasn't a problem. In less than 25 minutes I had my system up and running. I liked the fact that opensuse, after installing, takes you directly to the login screen. No reboot required. It's been a while since I installed Windows XP on a machine, but I remember at least a couple of reboots to get my system installed.

Among one of the nicest features of opensuse is the fact that installing FreeNX is a breeze. And it works really good. I just wish I could 'detach' from a session, so I can return to the same session later.

The OSS version of SuSE does not include Java support on the installation CDs, but it's just a matter of adding a repository to the YaST installer to get Java. I installed Java 1.5 and Eclipse 3.1 with no problems.

Administration is somewhat different from other distributions. For example, they provide 'rcscripts', which are just links to the real scripts on /etc/init.d/. At first I found this a little odd, but now I got accustomed to them.

The only thing that I would change is the addition of sudo support, just like Ubuntu. In Ubuntu, you don't have to use a root account (in fact, you usually don't assign a password to root) but instead rely on sudo to do everything. The first account you set up has root sudo privileges, and you only need the password for the user to execute something as root. I hope more distributions chose this route.

I have yet to test my full set of hardware, but I'm sure I'll have little troubles.



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27 linux.derkeiler.com: Debian-User
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2 - Re (3): Configuration for a Linux router with a client having a public address 06:28
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3 - Can start X once but no more 04:53
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5 - gnome mounts all fstab entries 03:43
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9 - Badly Formatted Emails 21:43
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10 - Backing up email to a CD 18:34
Debian-User: Backing up email to a CD
11 - Squeeze System "Bricked" after Software Upgrades 09/04 16:50
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12 - /home/user folder accidentally removed 12:16
Debian-User: /home/user folder accidentally removed
13 - Authenticating NFS users 09:52
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14 - Re (2): Configuration for a Linux router with a client having a public address 04:11
Summary: Until I have a definite plan, the old configuration with carnot on the ... The configuration in the diagram is current. ... dalton configured for *both* addresses ... ... If carnot had extra space on a bus, I'd think of adding a second Ethernet ...
15 - [SOLVED] Lilo: fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/hda") 23:20
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17 - Be iFamily to reward yourself by dressing up your Apple products 04:54
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18 - graphics problem on Squeeze w/ GeForce4 21:45
Summary: Running Squeeze on my wife's laptop gives horrible graphics performance ... $ lspci | grep VGA ... but didn't fix the problem. ...
19 - Lilo: fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/hda") 18:06
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20 - Genius e-Messenger 112 webcam and gspca_pac207 18:06
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21 - Stop dhclient from adding a default gateway 15:32
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22 - How to format usb stick ? 15:08
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23 - [SOLVED] Problems mounting cdrom 14:58
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24 - HA Debian Setup (2 Nodes) 14:45
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25 - problems with cpufreq utils 13:53
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26 - Out of focus webcam 13:36
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27 - sid: Console problems after starting X 12:58
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28 - Thunderbirds not unsubscribing me from imap folders 11:48
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29 - mount a UDF image on a loop device 10:52
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30 - WINE in Squeeze taking associations of everything 05:28
Summary: Hello, with the current WINE in Squeeze, all the file associations ... Any image file opens up in paint instead of eye of gnome or GIMP. ... It's impossible to change single file associations because even if I ...
31 - How to resume USB hubs 05:40
Summary: I googled around a bit and assume that the built in usb hubs (there seem to ... keyboard were connected (via an external hub in the monitor) but that does ... Configuration Descriptor: ... Hub Port Status: ...
32 - two sound card problems 03:20
Summary: 00:04.0 Multimedia audio controller: nVidia Corporation CK804 AC'97 ... 05:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc RV620 Audio device [Radeon HD ... ATI Audio device becomes card 0 and is the default audio device. ... Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 ...
33 - adding testing repositories 02:42
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34 - how to locate files on my computer 02:39
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35 - What creates /etc/exim4 01:29
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36 - Upgrade From 5.02 To 5.05 01:35
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37 - Ethernet connection 01:18
Summary: I can copy file from one PC to another with rsync. ... allow-hotplug eth1 ... , and on the Hyundai: ... allow-hotplug eth0 ...
38 - A better Emacs sql mode? 00:34
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39 - =?Windows-1251?B?0fDu9+3uIOft4PL8IPPmZSDxZen3YfE=?= 00:00
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42 - install lenny from iso 22:30
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43 - Configuration for a Linux router with a client having a public address 20:01
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44 - =?Windows-1251?B?T/T0+G/w7fvlIPH1Zez7IOIg4ejn7eXx5Q==?= 18:59
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45 - (SOLVED) Re: ia64? amd64 17:52
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46 - Distributed bugtracker - Was: Re: Distributed Debian Distribution Development 16:17
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47 - http://70gigapixel.cloudapp.net/ crashes Iceweasel 3.0.6 (2010072023 Firefox/3.0.6 (Debian-3.0.6 15:53
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48 - ia64? amd64 15:50
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49 - 512AN_MMWW2 it is a min pci exprress 14:33
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50 - Do not reboot on system error - how? 14:14
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28 linux.derkeiler.com: Fedora
1 - bonding and ip aliasing together possible? 06:49
Summary: Has anyone successfully created a bonded interface (bond0) with say ... two nics AND also then aliased that interface to get bond0 and bond0:1 ... (for an alias ip) ...
2 - Problems installing with multiple drives 02:13
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3 - Problems around my notebook - I need some debugging around the kernel 22:24
Summary: After I have installed the newest stable kernel ... There are several problems with PCI (pci 0000:00:01.0: MSI quirk ... kernel swith what could correct CLS, but I couldn't find the correct params. ... but steps further in boot where you could follow in graphical mode ...
4 - Making a downloaded fedora-web repository work 17:50
Summary: I just downloaded the fedora-web repository on my virtual machine and tried ... Instructions given heredo work for FedoraProject.org folder, ... How do I go around with surfing FedoraHosted.org locally? ...
5 - size discrepancy after tarring a dir 23:21
Summary: I have two mounted disks, ... On /sdb1 I have a directory, let's call it dirx. ... than the tar program. ... Other dirs tarred in this way from sdb1 to sdc1 do not show this ...
6 - Fw: Re: Hard disk trouble 22:33
Summary: Subject: Hard disk trouble ... usb 1-2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 6 ...
7 - Ripping CDs to ALAC 17:27
Summary: I currently rip my CDs into flac using "Audio CD Extractor" and, ... I've also discovered that Rhythmbox can play ALAC encoded .m4a files. ... lossless ALAC files in an .m4a wrapper? ...
8 - need new repo list for fedora 12 17:15
Summary: i reinstalled f12 without saving repo list. ... after fresh install and trying to run update, ... help microsoft stamp out piracy - give linux to a friend today. ... to mess up an ms windows box, you just need to *look* at it. ...
9 - Hard disk trouble 16:57
Summary: I've plugged in my harddisk via a SATA/IDE to USB converter to my ... laptop. ... The device is created as /dev/sdb, but fdisk -l or parted, ...
10 - rkhunter warning 16:08
Summary: This morning I checked out an rkhunter warning I got and found it was ... because of a hidden directory /etc/.java. ... I installed Sun's java recently so I expect it's because of that. ... To unsubscribe or change subscription options: ...
11 - gtkam 16:05
Summary: I'm just passed to the fedora flavor of linux after a more than 5 years ... I'm pretty happy with the passage but I'm still looking for some of the ... applications I was using with mandriva or a good replacement. ... Can I install gtkam on my fedora and if yes how? ...
12 - New 2.6.34 kernel kills my system in lirc_imon driver 14:54
Summary: whim, driver model in linux - the changes are so thoroughly tested ... having had so much practice over the years... ...
13 - F12/13: Gnome Desktop Session saves - do not work 04:44
Summary: I am getting all sorts of wierd problems trying to ... get the gnome desktop sessions save to work, ... Fedora is my favorite distro but come on, ... To unsubscribe or change subscription options: ...
14 - Anaconda is insisting on installing TigerVNC-Server for dependencies 03:46
Summary: I removed tigervnc-server the other day to install RealVNC ... uninstalled Anaconda which seemed very strange. ...
15 - SELinux help 02:16
Summary: I know there's been a lot of discussion about SELinux lately, ... like it and I use it (although I'm a recent Fedora convert). ... Options" I have ticked the "Create home directories on the first ... To unsubscribe or change subscription options: ...
16 - Whats the Best Firefox-64 Multimedia Plugin? 22:43
Summary: There are plugins for mozilla that rely on ... these frameworks: gstreamer via totem and mplayer. ...
17 - erlang-doc - dubious dependencies 19:19
Summary: Recently I was at a meeting where erlang came up in the ... Curious about the language I decided to install the ... Yum proceeded to install 59 packages, ... I just wanted to look at the documentation, it seems strange that the docs ...
18 - umount cifs 17:13
Summary: I'm using the cifs protocol from the samba-client package ... mount a remote windows share drive. ... Mounting and accessing the windows share through this protocol works ... 1 and lists the share. ...
19 - OT ? Im about this close to buying an iPad... 17:06
Summary: I'm getting frustrated with Linux. ... So I've been waiting and waiting. ... I also own a Nokia N900 phone. ... KDE 4.5 I know it was a bug fix release, ...
20 - dmesg garbage 16:14
Summary: I need to look at dmesg output for some work. ... I checked up what pid 1735 is: ... I've dont dmesg -c a lot of times and this garbage still turns ...
21 - Lots of mirror errors on yum 16:17
Summary: When I recently run yum install on my virtual Fedora 13 ... I get into lots of 404 http errors on mirrors. ... I suspect that this has to do something with this Fedora not ...
22 - [OT] general C++ question 12:15
Summary: I used the following snippet: ... class FakeVisitor { ... virtual void visit ... int main{ ...
23 - How to override /media as a mount point? 10:36
Summary: I have a new USB drive I've set up to replace some old internal drives, ... For now, I've added the partitions to /etc/fstab, but of course I then ... have to manually mount the things if the drive is not present on power up. ...
24 - How to find rpm for fedora 10:06
Summary: I'm trying to compile partclone because I havent ... found it on any repos of mines. ... I run make but I see I need of libcursesw-dev ... ...
25 - About ksplice 08:56
Summary: I know that uptrack is providing it's package for Fedora 13... ... Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines ...
26 - Cant link atlas or cblas libraries 08:55
Summary: I have packages blas, blas-devel, atlas and atlas-devel installed. ... What should I do to be able to compile programs with BLAS and LAPACK? ...
27 - error message during boot 01:26
Summary: version, please use ATTR{}= to match the event device, or ATTRS= to ... use ATTR= to match the event device, or ATTRS= to match a parent ... # send rezero command via ozerocdoff, which uses usblib for all known ZCOPTION devices, supported by bundled driver ...
28 - Suspend "lid switch" & NetworkManager 01:36
Summary: I find that the following update causes suspend/resume to fail: ... NetworkManager-glib i686 1:0.8.1-4.git20100817.fc13 ... This email has been scanned by the Activ8me Email Security System. ...
29 - F13 LXDE spin fails to even boot on 64-bit dual quadcore 01:11
Summary: it on a dual-core IBM T61 Thinkpad laptop. ... to install to hard drive. ... Btw, ... To unsubscribe or change subscription options: ...
30 - bonded nic not starting at boot 00:39
Summary: using Intel NICs but otherwise different hardware.  ... bond0 bonding ... Corporation 82546EB Gigabit Ethernet Controller (Copper) ...
31 - CD/DVD 00:25
Summary: On my new install of Fedora 13, I do not have access to the internal CD/DVD reader (the one that I used to install the distro)! ...
32 - Sound out 23:46
Fedora: Sound out
33 - GNOME Terminal questions 23:17
Summary: How can I make the mouse scroll wheel be used for scrolling back ... screen session. ... I found a link to copy and paste between a terminal and Windows ...
34 - Fedora 13 Evolution and exchange 22:19
Summary: I was running Ubuntu 9.10 and using evolution with a microsoft exchange ... but the calendar and GAL don't seem to work right. ... panel and has a crash dump output of some sort. ...
35 - Fedora lists? 16:55
Summary: Hash: SHA1 ... What is required to petition for a new Fedora list? ... the help lists those users can be directed there and leave the lists for ... Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ ...
36 - Changing permissions to LVM block device using udev rules 16:21
Summary: permissions (group, owner and mode) to certain block devices created ... from a LVM storage so that they become persistent across reboots. ...
37 - problems with catalyst driver 15:31
Summary: i m using dell optiplex 780 with a ATI Radeon HD 3470 with fedora 13 ... i have installed the 10.7 catalyst driver from rpmfusion and i have some ... indeed when i scroll for example in firefox the display is not refreshed ...
38 - SELinux - a call for end-of-life. 14:35
Summary: It met rejection by many sys admins and users, ... The "Relabel on next reboot" is a major design flaw. ... The top brass of Linux community has by now a life-time experience of "what ... UNIX/Linux system security measures ...
39 - Yum Upgrade 11-12 dependency problem with ksysguardd? 13:34
Summary: --> Finished Dependency Resolution ... kdebase-workspace-4.3.2-1.fc12.i686 from fedora has depsolving problems ... package kdebase-workspace-4.3.2-1.fc12.i686 ... yum install ksysguardd-4.3.2-1.fc12.i686 says its already ...
40 - Kernel kernel-2.6.33.6-147.2.4.fc13.x86_64 death 13:10
Summary: kernel-2.6.33.6-147.2.4.fc13.x86_64 does not boot. ... The grub 'choose ... This is F13 on a IntelCore 2 Duo E6750 cpu. ...
41 - NetworkManager wont start eth0 13:15
Summary: I have a problem with my Network Manager. ... It was a bit fiddly making the host machine ...
42 - PackageKit (was: Re: Arent upgrades demanding too much restarts?) 12:26
Summary: is like an animated paperclip tapping on my screen saying: ... "Hey! ... Don't you want to apply updates! ... Com'on, it will be fun! ...
43 - no audio, crappy video 05:50
Summary: I haven't had audio since installing Fedora 13. ... It's possible that the problem is that I didn't have the speakers ... I go through stuff like this whenever I do an install. ... The glass is half empty. ...
44 - Arent upgrades demanding too much restarts? 00:17
Summary: Latest F13 upgrades include two packages that "require" a restart: ... evolution-data-server and GtkHTML. ... Isn't there any more clever way of determining if a reboot is really ...
45 - Problem browsing http://bugzilla.kernel.org/ 19:57
Summary: Aimed my firefox at http://bugzilla.kernel.org/ ... Software error: ... Error: Too many connections ... Is this a bugzilla server problem? ...
46 - hibernate, then start Windows [SOLVED] 15:38
Summary: To do this requires that you have at least one Linux partition that is ... So the main grub menu gives you a choice of Linux or Windows, ... just fine (my Windows install doesn't have a hibernate option so I ...
47 - Missing symbol in libatk-bridge.so 12:14
Summary: Quite a few apps on my machine are refusing to work as there is a symbol ... What do I need to install to resolve this problem? ...
48 - Missing Codec in Fedora 13 05:31
Summary: Just installed Fedora 13. ... My movie player will not work. ... The playback of this movie requires a Advanced Streaming Format (ASF) ...
49 - grub-install question 05:04
Summary: and another windows + F13 on the second disk. ... Because he did not install grub on sda, he can only boot ...
50 - Files named in Chinese characters couldnt display properly in Fedora 12 02:57
Summary: I installed fedora 12 on a Dell R300 server, ... SVN and Trac, after I imported files into Linux, all files named in Chinese ... addition, Chinese font in Firefox looks not pretty, some are big, and some ... I installed cjkuni-fonts, cjkunifonts-uming fonts, and also setup locale to ...

29 Linux Lighting Group News
1 - rndls 18:30
Third release of rndls with better random distribution.
2 - ext3/vfat creation script 13:18
Two simple script to conveniently create ext3 and VFAT file systems on Linux.
3 - wavinfo 13:12
wavinfo is a small tool to print the headers of a .wav file. This release compiles with current GCC compilers.
4 - IMAP backup with fetchmail 20:30
A text showing how to backup IMAP folders/mailboxes to your local machine in mbox format, with the help of fetchmail.
5 - CVS Repository MD5 File Checks 14:20
New release of our CVS Repository MD5 File Checks program.
6 - recursive add/commit for CVS 03:50
A shell script to add files and directories recursively to a checked-out CVS directory.
7 - New version of makedepend 16:00
Makedepend is a port of the program supplied with X11 distributions of the same name, but slightly tweaked to be compiled outside the X11 source tree and usable with Windows and UN*X.
8 - VMware kernel configurations 18:27
Started a webpage to collect kernel configurations for VMware guest setups.
9 - Unified command line handling for CVS, SVN, GIT 02:23
A shell script to unify some commonly used version control commands for the stressed developer who works with multiple version control systems.
10 - Message Digest Aggregate Functions for PostgreSQL 01:30
Initial public release of our Message Digest Aggregate Functions for PostgreSQL, which features MD5.
11 - buildapache2 00:24
Our favourite tool to compile the Apache HTTP server and some modules now supports Apache 2.
12 - trycatch C exception/signal handling library 04:00
First public release of the trycatch library. It simplifies signal handling of UN*X/Posix signals with C/C++ and provides custom exception handling similar to C++'s try/catch blocks for the C language.
13 - linux setproctitle library 16:30
An enhanced version of the linux setproctitle library which implements the function call of the same name.
14 - Sony RM-X1S infra-red conversion 12:00
A description how to convert a Sony RM-X1S car radio remote control to a full featured infra-red remote control.
15 - cmi 18:00
a shell script to aid configuring, makeing, installing program from source. Now with Makefile.PL support to install perl programs or libs.
16 - PostgreSQL replication 18:00
The initial release of our asynchronous multi-master replication system for PostgreSQL.
17 - Apache 1.3.41 compilation 16:41
A shell script to compile Apache 1.3.41, modperl 1.30, Embperl 1.3.6, mod_ssl 2.8.31, mod_gzip 1.3.26 and PHP 5.2.5 from sources.
18 - scsiadd 1.96 14:01
scsiadd lets you add and remove scsi devices from a linux system.
19 - HP SK-2960 multimedia keyboard and linux/X11 12:50
Description how to set up the hp sk-2960 multimedia keyboard with linux and X11.
20 - new release of mp3recode.pl 15:30
mp3recode is a perl program to encode audio files into mp3 format. If can encode from different filetypes, like mp3, ogg, wav, wma.
21 - DMX4Linux 2.6 released 22:30
DMX4Linux is a driver and software collection for lighting. This is the first release for the Linux 2.6 kernel series.
22 - connect() wrapper library 12:30
Initial version of the socket connect() wrapper library, which can set a arbitraty timeout for socket connects.
23 - killcr 13:09
Released the latest version of killcr with more default extensions.
24 - qtpod 1.1 12:40
qtpod - a gui for Line6 POD 2.0 and POD Pro. Release of the initial 1.0 version.
25 - Generic audio handler for Mozilla Applications 21:00
A patch to the mozilla source codes to play back audio via any command line audio player.
26 - Empty A4 sheets for music 16:20
4 different (empty) sheets in A4 format to notate your musical ideas are available.
27 - cbmfs 17:30
cbmfs - a fuse filesystem for Commodore disk images. Release the initial 1.0 version.
28 - fixreaw.pl 18:45
A small procmail filter written in perl to fix endless cascades of "Re:" strings in your email subjects.
29 - Sony RM-X2S XMMS driver 22:30
A XMMS plugin, which lets you control XMMS with a Sony RM-X2S control joystick. Released version 1.3
30 - openurl 21:15
This script will open a URL or file in an already running instance of mozilla or similar browsers. Now starts a new browser if no running instance was found.
31 - audiowrapperplugin 19:36
A new version of my audio plugin wrapper for mozplugger was released which improves calling xmms and audacious.
32 - htmltable2latex.pm 00:33
A perl module to convert html tables to LaTeX code.
33 - Character entity to LaTeX conversion 10:00
A perl module to convert ISO/XML/HTML character entities to LaTeX code.
34 - pas2ps 23:00
pas2ps is a pascal to postscript compiler.
35 - wavshaper 19:00
wavshaper amplifies a .wav file according to the siluette read from an image file.
36 - truncate 18:11
A new version of our truncate tool, which truncates/expands files to a specific size. Filesizes now can be greater than 2G.
37 - Cisco XML services 01:00
We announced some xml services for Cisco VoIP phones.
38 - Gnome 2.12 compilation 18:00
A shell script to compile Gnome 2.12 from sources.
39 - sample2ps tools 00:36
The sample2ps tools are three programs which draw graphic representations of samples as postscript.
40 - multimidicast 22:32
multimidicast sends and receives MIDI from Alsa sequencers over network.
41 - Perl like regular expressions for SQLite3 21:51
A function to add support for perl5 like regular expressions for SQLite3.
42 - German keymap for QT/Embedded 11:05
New version of the patch for QT/Embedded which provides a german keyboard mapping.
43 - t64dump - a c64 tape archive dumper 03:40
t64dump will dump all files contained in a t64 file. Optionally it can convert the t64 into a d64 image.
44 - Cisco Image (cip) converter 00:00
pgm2cip will convert grayscale images into cisco's cip format
45 - beeper 00:00
beeper is a shell script which will beep every second
46 - New script mount.nrg 00:00
mount.nrg will mount Nero Burning ROM images as iso9660 volumes on linux.
47 - new dojstream release 00:00
dojstream is a c++ iostream library intended for systems which do not ship a iostream library by default.
48 - m3u / pls conversion 00:00
Two perl scripts to convert between m3u ans pls playlists.
49 - Booten eines Linux-Kernels mittels des VxWorks Bootloaders 00:00
Gegenstand dieser Studienarbeit ist ein ARM-basierter Rechner der Firma ADS. Es handelt sich dabei um den ADS-Graphics Client Plus. Dieser Rechner verfuegt ueber einen Bootloader, der in der Lage ist, einen VxWorks-Kernel zu laden. Ziel dieser Studienarbeit ist es, dieses Board in die Lage zu versetzen, einen Linux-Kernel zu laden, ohne dass etwas an der Hardware oder der Firmware des Systems veraendert wird. Die Aufgabe besteht darin, den Linux-Kernel derart anzupassen, dass er von einem VxWorks-Bootloader geladen und gestartet werden kann, und ihn derart zu konfigurieren, dass er sein Netzwerk-Interface mittels BOOTP oder DHCP konfiguriert und sein Root-Filesystem ueber NFS mounted.
50 - RSS News feed for LLG 00:00
The news section is now feed via an rss news feed. Use http://llg.cubic.org/news.xml in your feed reader.
51 - XFree86 compilation guide 00:00
A guide how to compile and install your own/new version of XFree86 avoiding many pitfalls with bad font libraries.
52 - XFree86 Configuration for 7 Button USB Mouse 00:00
We have published a description how to use a 7 button usb mouse with XFree86.
53 - Design and Evolution of Lighting Protocols 00:00
We have published a new document describing early lighting protocols used by Siemens which have similarities with today DMX.
54 - Linux 2.6 driver for LED project 00:00
The Linux 2.6.x series drivers for our LED project are available.
55 - Linux 2.6 driver for Catweasel 00:00
The Catweasel Linux driver for the 2.6.x series are released.


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31 matt-good.net
1 - Safari 3 06:55
I think I've tried just about every web browser available for the Mac. The included Safari 2 didn't feel quite right, Firefox was too slow and a memory hog, Flock, Shiira and some others just didn't really fit what I was looking for. Camino was nice and light, and better integrated with the Mac than Firefox, but I was missing a good search box and it felt a little too limited in features. Now I'm using the Safari 3 beta and couldn't be happier. There are lots of little things that just feel "right" and it fits with the Mac OS nicely. After downloading an application you are warned that it contains an app, and if you approve the DMG file is mounted so you can run or install the app. But, the one thing that seems simple, but I've felt missing in browsers for a while is the tab management. On Linux I used Epiphany which has supported rearranging tabs for a while, and Firefox now supports it, but Safari gets one more thing right: dragging tabs between windows. So far I haven't seen another browser do this, but in Safari you can drag a tab up or down to detach it from the current window and either drag it to a different window, or out into a new window. It's not a feature I use constantly, but I do really like being able to keep my tabs organized in a logical manner instead of having a random assortment of tabs all open in the same window. Thanks Apple for getting this right.
2 - Scripts: svndiff 09:24
To make the output of the "svn diff" command more readable here's a small script to pipe the output to the Pygments_ library to colorize the command line output: .. _Pygments: http://pygments.org :: #!/bin/bash svn diff "$@" | pygmentize -ldiff
3 - Industrial Design 05:14
For April 1st ThinkGeek presented us with `this wonderful device`_: .. _this wonderful device: http://www.thinkgeek.com/stuff/41/lebedev.shtml .. image:: http://matt-good.net/files/post-related/_images_products_front_vilcus_plug-8C8Nby.jpg :height: 360 :width: 250 :alt: Vilcus Plug Dactyloadapter However, this product was created by another industrial design company that has a lot of extremely creative products, such as this `phone with rotation aware clock display`_: .. _phone with rotation aware clock display: http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/mabbila/interface/ .. image:: http://matt-good.net/files/post-related/_everything_mabbila_interface_001-1-4JHt9Q.jpg :height: 262 :width: 585 :alt: Mabbila Phone Unfortunately many of their products are only produced in small runs, so availability is limited. However, it's worth browsing their `industrial design catalog`_ to see some of the cool ideas. .. _industrial design catalog: http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/id/
4 - Mac Migration (part 1) 06:42
A week ago I started my new job at YouTube_. Most people here use Macs so I got a nice shiny new MacBook Pro to work on. I've been using Linux (Debian_ and Ubuntu_) almost exclusively for about 4 years now and Windows before that, so I've been quickly getting up to speed on using my new Mac. .. _YouTube: http://youtube.com .. _Debian: http://debian.org .. _Ubuntu: http://ubuntu.com One of my first major annoyances was that some form controls weren't keyboard navigable. Filling out web forms was frustrating since hitting Tab would skip past drop-down fields, and when dialogs popped up and I didn't want to respond with the default button I had to switch over to the mouse instead of just tabbing to the right one. Fortunately I found these `instructions on changing this behavior`_. Now I can use the keyboard to quickly navigate these inputs. .. _instructions on changing this behavior: http://www.tonyspencer.com/2006/05/02/tab-skips-select-form-fields-in-mac-browsers/ More on my Mac switch to come.
5 - PyCon Trac Presentation 11:08
Here are the materials from my PyCon Trac presentation: * `HTML slides `_ * `reStructuredText source `_ * `rst2s5 modified for code coloring `_ The modified rst2s5 script requires Pygments_ for coloring the example code. .. _Pygments: http://pygments.pocoo.org
6 - PythongPaste 00:51
Ian Bicking has just added a new package to the Paste suite for WSGI utilities

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7 - Ubuntu package for Germanium 16:17
I've built an Ubuntu Edgy package for Germanium. It may work on Dapper, or Debian versions, but I haven't tested it on any of those yet. I think the dependencies should be covered, but if you find any problems you can `open a ticket`_. .. _open a ticket: http://projects.matt-good.net/trac/emusic-gnome/newticket **Download:** `germanium_0.2.0-0ubuntu1_all.deb `_
8 - Germanium 0.2.0 Released 19:07
Germanium 0.2.0 features better GNOME integration including mime handling for .emp files and a GConf schema, keyboard shortcuts, as well as album art display, and optionally saving album art with the tracks. **Download:** `emusic-gnome-0.2.0.tar.gz `_ **Darcs:** ``darcs get --tag=0.2.0 http://projects.matt-good.net/darcs/emusic-gnome/``
9 - Trac Nominated for Linux User Awards 12:56
Trac_ has been nominated in the `Linux User Awards`_ for "Best Linux/OSS Developer Tool". Launchpad_ and Mono_ are the other nominations in this category, so we're among some pretty big competition. The Trac community has grown tremendously in the past year, so it's nice to see that it's so highly regarded. .. _Trac: http://trac.edgewall.org .. _Linux User Awards: http://linuxawards.co.uk .. _Launchpad: http://launchpad.net .. _Mono: http://mono-project.com
10 - The Daily Show: Not "Fake News" 16:02
Indiana University conducted a study of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" comparing the amount of actual content in their coverage of the 2004 elections in comparison to "real" news shows. Regular watchers of The Daily Show will not be surprised to find that there was no significant difference in the amount of political content offered by the humor show. The Daily Show has quite often ridiculed the rediculous topics covered by "real" new programs such as those on CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News. These shows are no less padded with "entertainment" than The Daily Show, though they lack the witty satire offered by Jon Stewart and his team of writers. So, don't feel guilty about relying on The Daily Show to stay informed. You not only get a good source of news, but some good laughs as well. `Read the press release from Indiana University `_


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34 BerliOS News
1 - BerliOS DocsWell: PCLinuxOS Magazine September 2010 (English) 05:21

PCLinuxOS Magazine, September 2010 (Issue 44) is available to download. You can find it at the PCLinuxOS Magazine website.

In this issue:

  • LXDE: An Overview
  • LXDE: The Control Center
  • LXDE: Autostart Apps With .desktop Files
  • Installing PCLinuxOS-LXDE On An IBM Thinkpad 600e
  • Does Linux Market Share Matter? What Matters?
  • OpenOffice 3.2, Part 4: Impress
  • Command Line Interface Intro: Part 12
  • Ms_Meme's Nook: Download The Distro
  • Forum Foibles: User Names
  • Computer Languages A to Z: Octave
  • Alternate OS: Syllable, Part 1
  • Ladies Of PCLinuxOS: Meemaw
  • Educational Linux!
  • Game Zone: Battle For Wesnoth
  • Repo Spotlight: Repository

2 - BerliOS WebCalendar: Web 2.0 Expo New York 2010 05:17
Web 2.0 Expo New York 2010
September 27-30, 2010
Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers
811 7th Avenue at 53rd Street
New York, NY 10019, USA
http://www.web2expo.com/webexny2010
3 - BerliOS WebCalendar: SubConf 2010 05:17
Subversion Conference 2010
September 15-16, 2010
BĂźrgersaal beim Forstner
Kybergstraße 2
82041 Oberhaching, Germany
http://2010.subconf.de/
4 - BerliOS WebCalendar: Bacula Konferenz 2010 05:17
Bacula Konferenz 2010
22. September 2010
Tagungszentrum Hopper
Brüsseler Straße 26
50674 KĂśln
http://www.bacula-konferenz.de/
5 - BerliOS WebCalendar: Business Linux Conference 2010 05:17
Business Linux Conference 2010
September 27th - 28th, 2010
PortoroĹž, Slovenia
http://www.linux-konferenca.org/
6 - BerliOS WebCalendar: FUDCon Zurich 2010 05:17
FUDCon Zurich 2010
September 17th - 19th, 2010
ETH Zurich
CHN
Universitaetsstrasse 16
8092 Zurich, Switzerland
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FUDCon:Zurich_2010
7 - BerliOS WebCalendar: 17th International Linux System Technology Conference 05:17
17th International Linux System Technology Conference
September 21st - 24th, 2010
Georg-Simon-Ohm-Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften
Fachhochschule Nürnberg
Keßlerplatz 12
90489 Nürnberg, Germany
http://www.linux-kongress.org/2010/
8 - BerliOS WebCalendar: CloudCamp Hamburg 05:17
CloudCamp Hamburg
September 17th, 2010
ESA W/O 221 (Flügelbauten) der Universität Hamburg
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1 , Rotherbaum
20146 Hamburg, Germany
http://cloudcamp-hamburg.de/
9 - BerliOS WebCalendar: FrOSCamp 2010 05:17
FrOSCamp 2010
September 17th - 18th, 2020
CHN building
ETH Zurich
Universitaetsstrasse 16
8092 Zurich, Switzerland
http://wiki.froscamp.org/Welcome
10 - BerliOS WebCalendar: Buch Digitale 2010 05:17
Buch Digitale 2010
14. September 2010
Berlin, Germany
http://www.swop-exchange.de/konferenzen/buch-digitale-2010/konferenz.html
11 - BerliOS WebCalendar: FOSS4G 2010 05:17
FOSS4G 2010
The leading Conference on Geospatial Free and Open Source Software
September 6th - 9th, 2010
Palau de Congressos de Barcelona (Fira de Barcelona) – M1
Avda. Reina Maria Cristina s/n
08004 Barcelona, Spain
http://2010.foss4g.org/
12 - BerliOS SourceWell: pyAggr3g470r 1.9 03:00

A multi-threaded news aggregator with e-mail notification and a web interface (using CherryPy). Articles are stored in a SQLite base.


13 - BerliOS SourceWell: uxdstools 0.6-dev 03:00

uxdstools - unix directory service tools.... A suite of command tools in the vein of the useradd/mod/del, etc tools found on Linux and Solaris, pw tools on BSD, mk|ch|rmuser/group tools on AIX, etc. However, their use is not to manipulate local accounts, but POSIX-type accounts that can be found in LDAP directory services installations, namely those with posixAccount and posixGroup attributes.


14 - BerliOS SourceWell: quIRC 0.4.16 03:00

quIRC is a simple terminal-based IRC (Internet Relay Chat) client.


15 - BerliOS SourceWell: openscap 0.6.2 03:00

OpenSCAP is a set of open source libraries providing an easier path for integration of the SCAP line of standards.

SCAP is a line of standards managed by NIST with the goal of providing a standard language for the expression of Computer Network Defense related information.


16 - BerliOS SourceWell: Hyenae 0.35-2 03:00

Hyenae is a highly flexible platform independent network packet generator. It allows you to reproduce several MITM, DoS and DDoS attack scenarios, comes with a clusterable remote daemon and an interactive attack assistant.


17 - Google News: Wissen/Technik: Das BĂźcherregal passt in eine Hand - WELT ONLINE 02:44

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18 - Ubuntu the fridge: First Kernel Triage Summit 02:22
On Saturday September 11th the Kernel Team will take the first in what I hope to be a series of steps toward educating ourselves and our community in the triage of the thousands of bugs that pass our way daily.
My goal for this event is to begin the process of training those interested in helping with kernel bugs in the way we process our bug tickets. This first event is meant to help us both educate and document. The information on the first ever Triage Summit is located on the wiki here.


As with everything we do, your feedback is appreciated. Please don’t hesitate to send us e-mail to the team list at kernel-team@lists.ubuntu.com or even on the wiki page itself. Your feedback will go a long way toward our plans for future events like this.


The schedule for Saturday is as follows:


1) at 1400 UTC we will hold a General session centered around providing information as to where to locate us, who our upstreams are and where to find them as well as the new subsystem breakdown of bugs to help us gather related issues more easily and get them in front of the right people.


2) at 1500 UTC there will be a session on Graphics and all of its related bits and bytes. There will be a focus on basic, effective triage for this subset as well as locations to find troubleshooting information and further reading on Graphics issues


3) at 1600 UTC there will be a session on audio bugs and the related subsystem parts involved there. This session will also have a basic troubleshooting and location portion so as to guide those interested in triaging audio bugs with further information.


4) at 1700 UTC we will have something of a lightning round in which we briefly discuss the USB/Firewire and Bluetooth stacks as well as helpful debugging and triage steps for this subset of bugs


As stated before, your feedback on these sessions as well as the documentation that will be provided will be most helpful to us. You are also welcome to approach us for other avenues of support. We are always looking for more help on a variety of kernel related areas such as documentation, bugs and spelling/grammar applications :-) so please don’t hesitate to ask how you can help.

[Discuss the First Kernel Triage Summit on the Forum]

Originally posted here by Jeremy Foshee on September 3rd 2010


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20 - Planet Mozilla: Joshua Cranmer: Usage share of newsreaders 01:24
I have noted before, by a nonscientific and utterly biased survey, that Thunderbird appeared to account for a significant share of the newsreader market (testing bug 16913 was what caused me to discover this fact). But actually finding any attempts to measure usage share of newsreaders via Google has actually been rather frustrating. You can easily find market shares of web browsers, desktop operating systems, server operating systems (though the numbers vary wildly?), and mobile platforms. But not things like email client shares or newsreader shares.

Okay, I am not about to find market shares of email clients. I have no access to anywhere near enough a representative sample that could work. But collecting newsreader market shares should not be that hard. After all, pretty much anyone can pick up a large, representative sample of news postings... connect to a NNTP server of your choice. So, seeing as how it's a three-day weekend, I thought I might as well collect the data myself. The other reason for my collecting this data was to demonstrate that a significant number of Thunderbird users are NNTP, so removing NNTP support would adversely affect the userbase.

Methodology

First off, I have to define what I mean by "usage share." Unlike other mediums, a relatively small numbers of users account for a relatively large share of NNTP postings. I've decided to measure it by the number of posts generated by each NNTP client, since it's easier to calculate, and I think it is more informative than the measuring by individual users.

I also have to pick the subset to log. For this set of data, I collected every single news article in the Big-8 newsgroups on my school's NNTP server (news.gatech.edu), which has a retention time of a month (30 days is the exact number, I think). I did not even attempt to filter out spam messages, and I did not account for cross-posting (my script managed to crash due to races a few times, so the totalized data which accounted for cross-posting was unreported).

Essentially, this is what I did. I ran a python which collected every group in the big 8 (determined by LIST ACTIVE wildmats) on the server. Then, it entered every group, performed an XOVER to find all messages, and then XHDR'd User-Agent, X-Mailer, and X-Newsreader to figure out what the user agent was. This script output, for every group, a total for each full string that represented the UA into a ~2MB csv file.

I collected all of the csv data into OpenOffice.org Calc and then ran a macro which attempted to collect the program number and the version from the UA strings. Unsurprisingly, I had to do some hacks to get it to recognize SeaMonkey and Thunderbird correctly (Mnenhy was not helping). I output tables that broke readers down by versions and by total program counts.

Results

It turns out that there is an incredibly long tail of newsreaders. There are about 250 different UA strings I found. Excluding one particularly prevalent bot and those postings for which I could not find a UA string, I found around 430,000 messages (there may be some other things dropped by copy-paste errors). Of these, the top 5 newsreaders account for just 79% of the total count. By contrast, the top 5 web browsers account for very nearly 100% of the total. Some interesting newsreaders I found in the long tail:

  • Mozilla 4.8 [en] (Windows NT 5.0; U)
  • Mozilla 3.04 (WinNT; U)
  • trn 4.0-test70 (17 January 1999)
  • Lynx/2.8.5rel.1 libwww-FM/2.14 SSL-MM/1.4.1 GNUTLS/0.8.12
  • MyBB

Finally, here is the table of the top newsreaders:

NewsreaderTotalPercent
Google Groups18953643.94%
Thunderbird5225812.11%
Forte Agent4710010.92%
Microsoft Outlook Express410429.51%
Microsoft Windows Live Mail111962.60%
MT-NewsWatcher108722.52%
Other7935918.40%

That Google Groups has the highest market share is not surprising, but I was surprised by the strong showing of Forte Agent and the poor showing of traditional newsreaders (e.g., tin, rn-based newsreaders). I guess this goes to show you that Windows has a surprisingly large market share in the Big 8 newsgroups. For SeaMonkey enthusiasts, your newsreader has a mere 4,187 postings (with another ~5K provided by other Mozilla distributions, some of whom cannot be determined... Mnenhy made processing UA strings difficult).

In terms of individual versions, one of Outlook Express's versions clocks in #1 at 31,617 total posts, with Thunderbird 3.1.2 trailing at a "mere" 23,661. Thunderbird has around 14,000 on the 2.x branch, 11,000 on the 3.0.x branch, and 25,000 on the 3.1.x branch. There is apparently some spoofing going on for SeaMonkey users as well (I found a dozen or so Firefox entries, which I presumed is a SeaMonkey-spoofed UA string).

Another datum incidentally collected was the number of postings in each hierarchy. Here they are:

HierarchyCountLargest Newsgroup
comp.*64,360comp.soft-sys.matlab (8,399)
humanities.*2,460humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare (1,455)
misc.*28,518misc.test (8,796)
news.*31,635news.list.filters (26,238)
rec.*217,548rec.games.pinball (14,707)
sci.*47,948sci.electronics.design (6,076)
soc.*87,192soc.retirement (6,053)
talk.*12,513talk.origins (6,498)

Remind me again why we have the humanities hierarchy? Almost 60% of its messages come from a single newsgroup, and it has just 8 newsgroups.

Future Work

What could be done in the future is to expand this research into binary newsgroups. However, merely counting posts becomes a more inappropriate metric because binary newsgroups use a lot of multipart messages, so just because someone uploads a ginormous binary does not mean it should be counted 50 times. I also don't have access to any binary newsservers.

Another opportunity for fixing is to discount spam. As a brief test, I looked into only those newsgroups which had the name `moderated'--this resulted in a paltry sample of 3,272 messages. The statistics also appear to not change much, but the newsgroups are likely not a representative sample of the Big 8 anyways.

Finally, this needs to be broadened and run repeatedly so it can collect snapshots of the data across time. This metric suffers poorly at capturing historical data, but it could be an excellent way to get data every few months from the future, so long as someone collects all of the data in the future.


21 - PCLinuxOnline: September 2010 Issue of The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine 01:19
The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the September 2010 issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine. The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine is a product of the PCLinuxOS community, published by volunteers from the community. The magazine is lead by Paul Arnote, Chief Editor, and Assistant Editors Andrew Strick and Meemaw. The NEW [...]
22 - OpenSolaris: eljaroch 00:46
Version 1.1 edited by on Sun Sep 05 00:46:13 UTC 2010
23 - OpenSolaris: dasein42 00:27
Version 1.1 edited by on Sun Sep 05 00:27:42 UTC 2010
24 - Phoronix - GNU/Linux & Solaris Hardware Reviews: Open-Source GPU Drivers Causing Headaches In KDE 4.5 23:56
Martin Gräßlin, the KDE developer known for working on KWin and working on advanced features like OpenGL 3.x compositing in KDE 4.7, has written a new blog post in which he details some of the driver issues currently being experienced by some users of the recently released KDE 4.5 desktop...



25 - freiesMagazin: freiesMagazin 09/2010 erschienen 23:30

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  • Der August im KernelrĂźckblick
  • Symbian fĂźr SchlangenbeschwĂśrer
  • MP3s von Amazon herunterladen
  • GIMP automatisieren
  • MegaGlest – Ein historisch nicht ganz korrektes Strategiespiel
  • WĂźnsch Dir was – SUSE Studio als Tool zum eigenen Linux
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  • Rezension: Python – Essential Reference (Fourth Edition)
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26 - LXer - Linux News: Using ATA Over Ethernet (AoE) On Ubuntu 10.04 (Initiator And Target) 23:19
This guide explains how you can set up an AoE target and an AoE initiator (client), both running Ubuntu 10.04. AoE stands for "ATA over Ethernet" and is a storage area network (SAN) protocol which allows AoE initiators to use storage devices on the (remote) AoE target using normal ethernet cabling. "Remote" in this case means "inside the same LAN" because AoE is not routable outside a LAN (this is a major difference compared to iSCSI). To the AoE initiator, the remote storage looks like a normal, locally-attached hard drive.
27 - LXer - Linux News: Nightingale - Much Anticipated Songbird Fork Which is Soon Going to Have its First Release 22:22
Songbird Music Player was among the most beloved Open Source project and it still is for many, except for Linux users. Songbird is still open source, but developers behind Songbird have decided to discontinue support for Linux and the concentrate on Mac and Windows versions of Songbird. Nightingale is a Songbird fork which is undergoing rapid development and is pitched to become the Songbird alternative for Linux users.
28 - OpenSolaris: foler 22:19
Version 1.1 edited by on Sat Sep 04 22:19:06 UTC 2010
29 - BerliOS SourceWell: Midnight Commander 4.7.0.8 21:34

The GNU Midnight Commander is a Unix file manager and shell, useful to novice and guru alikes. Being a console application, it emulates look and feel of the Norton Commander.


30 - BerliOS SourceWell: libv4l 0.8.1 21:31

libv4l is a collection of libraries that adds a thin abstraction layer on top of video4linux2 (V4L2) devices. The purpose of this layer is to make it easy for application writers to support a wide variety of devices without having to write separate code for different devices in the same class. It consists of 3 different libraries. libv4lconvert offers functions to convert from any (known) pixel format to V4l2_PIX_FMT_BGR24 or V4l2_PIX_FMT_YUV420. libv4l1 offers the (deprecated) v4l1 API on top of v4l2 devices, independent of the drivers for those devices supporting v4l1 compatibility (which many v4l2 drivers do not). libv4l2 offers the v4l2 API on top of v4l2 devices, while adding support for the application transparent libv4lconvert conversion where necessary.


31 - LXer - Linux News: More Details On Unigine's OilRush Game 21:25
A few days ago Unigine Corp announced OilRush, their first in-house game that's coming from the creators of one of the most advanced multi-platform engines. Unigine developers are also fond of Linux and properly support it with the OilRush game receiving the same level of support and there will be a Linux client on launch-day.
32 - CodePlex: CodePlex Daily Summary for Saturday, September 04, 2010 21:03

CodePlex Daily Summary for Saturday, September 04, 2010

New Projects

  • ASP.NET/SharePoint Proxy for Cross-Domain AJAX Calls: This is a very simple aspx page cobbled together for use on a SharePoint farm. It can be deployed to _layouts or run from any .NET web server. It...
  • CFDO: 「Cash Flow Diary Online」，縮寫「CFDO」，中文名為「網路記帳簿」。此記帳簿係管理個人收支狀況，記錄資金流向之網頁軟體。
  • CheckDynamicPropertyExistence: Typy dynamic - check existence of property without throwing exceptions Simple project - testing Mercurial support on codeplex
  • ClearStore: A system for using GemFire Cache.
  • ComToNetWrapper: Generates C# Late Binding Wrapper Classes from COM Proxys. Its available as Addin for Visual Studio and as single application
  • csharpforwebdevs: I am going to publish here my code snippets and OSS from my blog http://csharpforwebdevs.blogspot.com/
  • DotNetRaptors.Utils: Methods, classes and utilities to help other people to perform everyday tasks.
  • Download Indexed Cache: "Download Indexed Cache" is a Proof of Concept (PoC) which implements the Bing API to retrieve content indexed within the Bing Cache
  • Free Professional PortFolio Engine in Silverlight 4: Exia PortFolio Manager makes it easier for professional people to create and publish portfolios on the Net. You'll no longer have to get designer...
  • Home Energy Monitor: This is a Windows Service application that receives and parses data from a 'CurrentCost Envi' home energy monitor and notifies multiple 'Plugins' o...
  • ImageFlow: image processing activity library for Windows Workflow v4: This is an activity library for Windows Workflow Foundation v4 which allows a developer to build image processing worklows in an very easy way. Som...
  • IndutorCalc: calculator for inductor's parameters
  • Infopath XSD to SQL Server Table: Ixsd2db makes it easier for infopath developers to create database tables from infopath xsd file. Its developed in C#. This tool does not support...
  • itg2: itg2
  • Jarilo: Jarilo supports connecting Second Life and OpenSim based virtual world group chat streams with IRC networks. It's written in C# and runs on both .N...
  • JavaScriptDiff: JavaScript implementation of longest common subsequence algorithm. All the code is inline. No includes. No server side.
  • LoadJava: Java Class File Loader and Data Model for SQL Server Modeling Services: LoadJava is a command line tool that can load metadata stored in Java class files or JARs into a relational data model in SQLServer. Using the rela...
  • mgxprojects: projects for magix source code control
  • MoonRiver: Finally_MoonRiver
  • NQueries: Data access layer using UnitOfWork and IQueriables.
  • PowerShell Twitter Snap-In: A set of Cmdlets to support the Twitter API and the use of Open Authentication
  • rent a car: proyecto johnatan y noel
  • Silverlight 4 Drag Drop using dependency properties: Silverlight 4 Drag Drop Framework using dependency properties
  • SimpleTrac: SimpleTrac
  • SO-Style: Stack Overflow style web application , according to dotnetslackers.com
  • TCP Input Text: "TCP Input Text" implements the Bing API to extract TCP Ports and Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDN) from Bing Search Results into a .csv file and...
  • UOB & ME: A suite of tools for UOB students.
  • Visual Benchmark: Visual Benchmark is a visualized benchmark software that runs benchmark engines on the provided Microsoft .NET assemblies. Visual Benchmark is full...
  • VsGenTr: visualstudio.gen.tr Sistemi

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33 - freiesMagazin: Sollen weitere Artikel zu Freier Software fĂźr Windows in freiesMagazin verĂśffentlicht werden? 20:49

In der Septemberausgabe von freiesMagazin berichten wir von Notepad++ und Notepad2, zwei freien Editoren fĂźr Windows.

Da dies unser erster Artikel zu Freier Software ist, die nur unter Windows läuft, hier unsere Frage an Sie, werte Leser: Wollen Sie mehr solcher Artikel oder lieber nicht? Oder ist Ihnen das alles egal. Eine Begrßndung Ihrer Antwort freut uns natßrlich noch mehr.

Ja, mehr davon.
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Ist mir egal.
20% (3 Stimmen)
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34 - LXer - Linux News: Open source tools for audio editing (jamin,Ardour and rosengarden) 20:28
Often when I suggest Linux as an alternative I hear, yes i like it unfortunate that there is nothing as software for processing digital audio, so I must stay with Windows. A sufficiently powerful computer with good quality sound cards, can become very suitable for a hobbyist recording studio, as well as an excellent solution for a teaching laboratory, although there are already those who use the programs that we are to speak at semiprofessional. With a little patience and expertise in Linux, you can indeed create a workstation for processing digital audio at no charge for licenses. The Open Source products for this type of work most suitable and popular right now are probably Ardour, Jamin and Rosengarden.
35 - Freshmeat: Geomajas geocoder plug-in 1.0.0 20:13
Geomajas geocoder plug-in is a Geomajas plug-in that provides a generic command and GWT widget for finding map locations based on a free string. You can configure how exactly this conversion is done, using either your own data or some external service like Geonames or Yahoo! PlaceFinder.

Changes: This is the initial release.

Release Tags: Stable

Tags: Maps, GIS, geocoder

Licenses: AGPLv3



36 - Freshmeat: v4l-utils and libv4l 0.8.1 20:01
v4l-utils is a collection of various video4linux (V4L) and DVB utilities. libv4l is an accompanying collection of libraries that adds a thin abstraction layer on top of video4linux2 (V4L2) devices. The purpose of this layer is to make it easy for application writers to support a wide variety of devices without having to write separate code for different devices in the same class. It consists of 3 different libraries. libv4lconvert offers functions to convert from any (known) pixel format to V4l2_PIX_FMT_BGR24 or V4l2_PIX_FMT_YUV420. libv4l1 offers the (deprecated) v4l1 API on top of v4l2 devices, independent of the drivers for those devices supporting v4l1 compatibility (which many v4l2 drivers do not). libv4l2 offers the v4l2 API on top of v4l2 devices, while adding support for the application transparent libv4lconvert conversion where necessary.

Changes: Many more laptop models were added to the upside down devices table. Short frames are now detected, and up to three retries are initiated to get a non short frame. UVC cameras with more than 16 frame sizes are now properly supported. Support for the Xirlink C-It YYVYUY format and for the Konica YUV420 format were added. In the tools, various v4l-keytable improvements and various qv4l2 fixes were made, and v4l2-ctl gained support for s/g_dv_timings.

Release Tags: Stable, Minor feature enhancements, Minor bugfixes

Tags: multimedia, Video, Capture, Software Development, Libraries, Hardware

Licenses: LGPL



37 - Freshmeat: CAELinux 2010 19:59
CAELinux is a live DVD Linux distribution dedicated to computer aided engineering and finite element analysis. Based on Ubuntu, it features a full software solution for professional 3D FE analysis from CAD geometry. It includes the Salome 3D pre/post processor, Code_Aster non-linear/multi- physics FE solver, Code-Saturne and OpenFOAM CFD solvers, Elmer multiphysics suite, GMSH, Netgen &amp; enGrid 3D meshers, GNU Octave, Rkward, wxMaxima, Scilab, and more.

Changes: This version has been completely rebuilt. It is based on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS AMD64. The FEA suite Salome-Meca has been upgraded to version 2010.1, and a version of Code-Aster 10.1 with MPI support is included. It also includes updated versions of the CFD solvers OpenFOAM 1.7.0 and Code-Saturne 2.0rc1. Other simulation codes like Elmer FEM, Impact, Gerris, Fenics, and Calculix have also been upgraded to their latest versions. The live DVD also contains numerous updated CAD, pre/post processors and meshers like Paraview, GMSH, Netgen, Engrid, Discretizer, Tetgen, VoxelMesher, FreeCAD, QCAD, and Meshlab.

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Tags: Scientific/Engineering, Mathematics, Visualization

Licenses: GPL



38 - LXer - Linux News: September 2010 issue of The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine Released 19:31
The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the September 2010 issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine. The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine is a product of the PCLinuxOS community, published by volunteers from the community. The magazine is lead by Paul Arnote, Chief Editor, and Assistant Editors Andrew Strick and Meemaw. The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share-Alike 3.0 Unported license, and some rights are reserved.
39 - OpenSolaris: fhcatena 19:19
Version 1.1 edited by on Sat Sep 04 19:19:33 UTC 2010
40 - Enterprise Open Source Magazine: Belgacom’s Hosting Unit Falls to AccelOps 18:30
AccelOps, the three-year-old start-up that monitors data centers, networks and clouds with software delivered either SaaS or as a virtual appliance, has enticed Belgacom ICT, the old Belgian PTT’s pan-European IT arm, into its fold. Belgacom means to use the stuff for its 200 hosted commercial IT services customers. AccelOps, which baby-sits service, performance, availability, security and change management, reportedly won a run-off against competitors like Nimsoft and Zenoss. Belgacom reportedly liked the idea that the widgetry was agent-free, multi-tenant as well as multi-site and of course scaled.

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41 - Freshmeat: 0MQ 2.0.9 17:49
The 0MQ lightweight messaging kernel is a library which extends the standard socket interfaces with features traditionally provided by specialized messaging middleware products. 0MQ sockets provide an abstraction of asynchronous message queues, multiple messaging patterns, message filtering (subscriptions), seamless access to multiple transport protocols, and more.

Changes: Several bugs were fixed.

Tags: messaging, Networking

Licenses: LGPLv3



42 - LXer - Linux News: Are You Intimidated By Breakfast Cereal? 17:49
An article by Graham Morrison for Tech Radar UK this past week struck a bit of a raw nerve for me. It was one of a type we see periodically in the tech press and the title pretty much tells the story: ?"The trouble with Linux: there's too much choice." To Mr. Morrison and all the others who have written articles like this one I say: Hogwash! I pose the following questions to Mr. Morrison and to all the others who share his views. Are you ?intimidated by the breakfast cereal isle in his supermarket? After all, there are so many choices. Isn't it confusing? Should we all just eat corn flakes?
43 - Freshmeat: Hyenae 0.35-2 17:48
Hyenae is a highly flexible and platform independent network packet generator. It allows you to reproduce low level Ethernet attack scenarios (such as MITM, DoS, and DDoS) to reveal potential security vulnerabilities of your network. Besides smart wildcard-based address randomization, a highly customizable packet generation control, and an interactive attack assistant, Hyenae comes with a clusterable remote daemon for setting up distributed attack networks.

Changes: Bugs were fixed. The documentation was updated. The command line usage information was extended. A memory leak patch was applied.

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Tags: Networking, Firewalls, Security, DDoS, MITM, DOS

Licenses: GPL



44 - Freshmeat: Midnight Commander 4.7.0.8 17:46
GNU Midnight Commander is a text-mode full-screen file manager. It uses a two panel interface and a subshell for command execution. It includes an internal editor with syntax highlighting and an internal viewer with support for binary files. Also included is Virtual Filesystem (VFS), that allows files on remote systems (e.g. FTP servers) and files inside archives to be manipulated like real files.

Changes: Several minor bugs were fixed. A menu item to toggle syntax highlighting was added. The state of all &quot;Find File&quot; dialog checkboxes is now saved in the user configuration file. Code was cleaned up. Translations were updated.

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Release Tags: Stable, Minor bugfixes

Tags: Desktop Environment, File Managers

Licenses: GPL



45 - Freshmeat: FXL Template 2.1.1 17:46
FXL Template an easy to use template engine offering all the basic features of a template system. It supports simple text/array assignments, blocks, and nested blocks. Well-used regular expressions and the simple template syntax are responsible for quick template processing. The template markup is quite easy to learn, even for those not into programming. A Memcache extension for high traffic pages is freely available.

Changes: The assign_block function was broken. A shortcut for assign_block was added. PHPUnit test cases were added. The documentation was updated and provides more examples. Performance was improved by reducing file system access.

Tags: Software Development, Libraries, php classes

Licenses: LGPL



46 - Freshmeat: pimd 2.1.2 17:44
pimd is a lightweight, stand-alone implementation of Protocol Independent Multicast-Sparse Mode. It implements the full PIM-SM specification according to RFC 2362 with a few noted exceptions.

Changes: This is a bugfix release with some minor feature additions, tested on Linux and *BSD. The license for the mrouted code from the OpenBSD team was changed so pimd is now fully free under a 3-clause BSD license.

Release Tags: Stable

Tags: Networking, Routing, multicast

Licenses: BSD Revised



47 - Freshmeat: jCore 0.6 17:37
jCore is a Web Content Management System build especially for Webmasters (using the well known LAMP environment) who have to maintain multiple Websites for their clients and would like to keep the source codes up to date and easily fix bugs for all clients at once. It has two main systems: jCore Server, which holds all the libraries and modules you can build on, and jCore Client, which is the stripped version of the core system without any libraries (as it uses the ones from the core).

Changes: This release includes a new Video Gallery and Poll (voting) module and a brand new template. The code was upgraded to HTML5. A lot of new jQuery plugins were added. All jQuery plugins were recompiled, which saves about 300Kb. There is a new way of handling password requests and new user registrations (it's now just like in phpBB). An option was added for separate titles, descriptions, and keywords for search engine optimization. ckEditor was upgraded to 3.4.

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Release Tags: Major, GUI

Tags: Internet, Web, Dynamic Content, Site Management, Communications, Software Development, Libraries, Multi site Management

Licenses: GPLv2



48 - Freshmeat: pam_shield 0.9.4 17:31
pam_shield is a PAM module that uses null-routing or iptables to lock out script kiddies that probe your computer for open logins or easy guessable passwords. pam_shield is meant as an aid to protect public computers on the Internet.

Changes: A number of bugs were fixed. The configuration parameters for allowing missing DNS entries and reverse DNS entries are now handled properly. When the trigger command fires, a check is now made whether the trigger executed successfully. Syslogging is now done with the AUTHPRIV facility. A possible NULL pointer reference bug was fixed. The trigger command now uses IP blackholing. A lot of explanatory text about configuring the PAM stack was added to the INSTALL file.

Release Tags: Major bugfixes

Tags: Networking, Firewalls, Internet, Security

Licenses: GPL



49 - Freshmeat: TeXlipse plugin 1.4.1 17:29
The TeXlipse plugin adds LaTeX editing support to the Eclipse IDE. It provides both LaTeX and BibTeX editors, a project creation wizard, and a complete user manual of the editor functions. Additional features include syntax highlighting, document outline, section folding, command completion, cite and ref completion, templates, builder integration, viewer integration with inverse search, and more. The plugin makes it possible for LaTeX documents to be edited and built like normal projects in an IDE, and the viewer support makes it easy to check the outcome.

Changes: Most of the problems concerning the new spell checker should be fixed.

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Tags: Text Processing, Markup, TeX/LaTeX

Licenses: Eclipse



50 - Freshmeat: Ham Radio Control Libraries 1.2.12 17:28
The HAM radio equipment control libraries allow you to write amateur radio equipment control programs for transceivers and antenna rotators which use CAT or similar computer interfaces for control.

Changes: The following new models are supported: PCR-2500 and its double receiver, RX331 &amp; TRP 8255 S R. Rotators: DF9GR's ERC. Fixes and features were brought to Paragon, TS-690S, FT-920, FT-990, FT-2000, Elektor SDR-USB, IC-7000, IC-7700, AR-8200, and AR-8600.

Tags: Communications, Ham Radio, Software Development, Libraries

Licenses: LGPL



51 - Freshmeat: Contentteller 2.1.4 17:28
Contentteller is a content management system designed for sites of all sizes and types. It is powerful but simple to use, and search engine friendly out of the box. It has support for multiple Web sites, caching for high traffic Web sites, the ability to import and update everything from RSS feeds, POP3 email accounts, news servers, PAD, CompatDB XML files, a powerful template and style system, integration with 3rd party applications such as vBulletin, UBB.threads, phpBB 3.0, WBB, SMF, and Invision Power Board.

Changes: A few cosmetic glitches with the spellchecker were fixed. Twitter integration was replaced with a new OAuth implementation. A problem with mod_rewrite and canonical links were fixed. The &quot;get links&quot; option was fixed on a multi website setup. A small cosmetic glitch was fixed with the page pagination of the import module. The edit queue story form will no longer show a date if the start/expire date feature is disabled.

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Tags: Internet, Web, Dynamic Content, Site Management

Licenses: Shareware



52 - Freshmeat: commonc++ 0.6.4 17:26
commonc++ is a C++ class library for developing cross-platform systems software for POSIX and Windows systems. It provides an intuitive, object-oriented abstraction and portability layer around common operating system facilities like threads, concurrency mechanisms, sockets, networking, shared memory and other IPC mechanisms, regular expressions, files, streams, logging, process execution, scheduling, and more. It also includes a collection of common abstractions like strings, buffers, and object pools.

Changes: This release includes various bugfixes and portability fixes, updates the bundled sqlite to version 3.7.2, and adds a new &quot;plugintool&quot; utility.

Release Tags: Minor feature enhancements, Minor bugfixes

Tags: Software Development, Libraries

Licenses: LGPL



53 - Phoronix - GNU/Linux & Solaris Hardware Reviews: More Details On Unigine's OilRush Game 17:12
A few days ago Unigine Corp announced OilRush, their first in-house game that's coming from the creators of one of the most advanced multi-platform engines. Unigine developers are also fond of Linux and properly support it with the OilRush game receiving the same level of support and there will be a Linux client on launch-day...



54 - Planet Mozilla: Chris Lyon: “Are we secure yet” Summit 2010 follow-up 17:02

Want to run this on your own network?
Do you remember seeing this at the Mozilla Summit 2010?

Maybe you recall my previous blog post: Mozilla Summit – “Are We Being Secure?” and are password(s) safe?

So if you want to run this yourself, here is the location to the code and directions: svn.mozilla.org/projects/infrasec/are_we_secure. As they say, please use responsibility and have respect for people’s privacy.



55 - Planet Mozilla: Robert Kaiser: Bridging Web and Local App(lication)s 16:37
A major belief among a large part of the Mozilla community appears to be that 5-10 years in the future, the desktop or local applications will be extinct, and all we'll be working with will be "web apps".

Now, as with many other things, I don't think this extreme will be the common case (or else we should stop caring about Windows, Mac OS or any other "fat" operating system and all jump fully on ChromeOS) - but I'm sure that "web apps" will play a very much larger role, and I agree that almost everyone will at least use some of those.

In such a future, where the common case will be to use both web and local applications to some extent, probably also with a mixture of cloud and pocket data, it will matter a lot to have solid and well-thought-out ways of bridging their differences and working well with both - esp. for professional and advanced users, who spend a lot of time "in front of the screen" (whatever that will look like).

Also to keep in mind is that pure web applications in the currently done ways pose a problem for some people - I had an interesting conversation recently with a guy working in development aid for some African regions where he said there are entire communities of people that share a 256 KBit/sec Internet connection and things like Facebook or GMail cause nightmares for him.
That surely doesn't mean they should not exist, but those cases need thought, just like cases where you (intentionally or unintentionally) have no or a very bad network connection but might want to do work with your (mobile) computer (device). Not every place where people go in or around this world will have high-volume Internet access available for everyone all the time. We don't even have light all the time on this world, even though life on this planet heavily depends on it, and we have a transmitter right in our neighborhood (well, in terms of what we need there, 8 light-minutes are right next door).

Still, web applications allow the incredible stunt to have the same software on a free and open platform that runs on all kinds of devices with mostly quite permissive licensing. And they allow getting productive immediately, without long install procedures or continuous updating - as well as unprecedented collaboration and other features only the web can make possible.
On the other hand, they're currently one of the worst examples in cross-application consistency, easy adaptation to the personal look and feel preferences and integration with the people's work environments, leaving any current or past desktop environment looking like a champ in comparison.

To improve those situations, we of course need to have possibilities for web applications to cache code and data locally so they don't need to load everything a new all the time, they need ways to adopt to a common look and feel defined by those accessing them, ways to integrate with the work environments - and a richer toolkit of easy-to-use controls to match desktop applications. All those are being worked on by the teams of Mozilla and other browser vendors in committees working on improving HTML, CSS, ECMAScript and other web technologies as well as in implementations in our web runtimes ("rendering engines" is not the correct term any more, I guess).

What we also need, though, are smooth transitions between desktop and web applications - in both ways - and between local and cloud/remote data, both in terms of the user-facing side and in terms of writing applications. We need local and web applications that can work with local and cloud/remote data, we need technologies to write local application with (basically) the same set of technologies as we're writing web applications, and we need to be able to convert one to the other rather seamlessly.

The Mozilla platform already works very much with the a lot of the same set of technologies as the web, so we are in a good position in this area already, but we need to become even better by making the technologies even more similar (and there's a lot that future HTML can learn from XUL, too, even if XUL is being treated a lot like the ugly stepchild nowadays). A lot of awesome things can be done today, but I'm convinced that's nothing compared to what we'll be able to do tomorrow if we follow those paths we're already on to the most part.

And then, I'm quite convinced that there's a tremendous potential on an application that bridges web browsing, running web applications, and running local application code built around web/Internet communications. All those things should seamlessly integrate, work together, be able to exchange data where the user allows it, and give us the power of being productive, social, communicative, efficient, informed, and interconnected all at once. Right now, there's nothing as productive and efficient than fast, organized local application interfaces, and there's nothing as social and interconnected as some web applications. An integrated Internet application could build a bridge between them, bring that together and beat all the single offers out there, and there's none better situated in that particular race than SeaMonkey. We just need to grab the chance and bring it there.

Who is with me in that?
56 - DistroWatch.com: 09/03 UberStudent 1.0 (LXDE) 16:20

57 - Pro-Linux.de: Demoversion des Gruselabenteuerspiels Amnesia TDD verĂśffentlicht 15:40
Frictional Games hat eine Demoversion seines Horrorrollenspiels Amnesia: The Dark Descent verÜffentlicht. Das Spiel ist unter Linux, Mac OS X und Windows lauffähig.
58 - Google News: Wissen/Technik: Buchhändler Thalia bringt E-Book-Reader fßr 140 Euro [Update] - Heise Newsticker 15:15

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Der Touchscreen-Reader Oyo greift per WLAN auf den E-Book-Shop von Thalia zu. Bild: Thalia Thalia und Medion haben auf der IFA einen E-Book-Reader mit WLAN und Touchscreen vorgestellt. Der Oyo soll in Buchhandlungen und auf der Webseite von Thalia in ...
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59 - Enterprise Open Source Magazine: Citrix Buys VMLogix 15:00
Citrix, which claims to be the most widely deployed cloudware around, in part a factor of running both Amazon and Rackspace, is buying six-year-old VMLogix and its LabManager and StageManager products, old hypervisor-agnostic friends that automate virtualization management in private and public clouds. The widgetry will turn up in Citrix’ OpenCloud infrastructure platform, its tarted-up Xen stack, to help it take on VMware management. Terms were not disclosed. Citrix said it would add lifecycle automation so virtual workloads can migrate between production stages with a single mouse click.

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60 - BerliOS DevCounter: Developer: oxy 14:39

61 - t3n Social News - Open Source & Web News: Twitter-Knigge: 20 elementare Tipps zur Netiquette 13:59
6 vote(s) | Nicht nur beim Bloggen kommt es auf den richtigen Ton an. Auch beim Twittern mit schlappen 140 Zeichen. Hier findest du 20 elementare Tipps rund um die gute Netiquette beim Twittern :)

62 - OpenSolaris: whattodo 12:54
Version 1.1 edited by on Sat Sep 04 12:54:16 UTC 2010
63 - OpenSolaris: damac012 12:47
Version 1.1 edited by on Sat Sep 04 12:47:40 UTC 2010
64 - LXer - Linux News: KDE SC 4.5 - Desktop Activities Exposed 12:17
Recently, I wrote a post about the KDE 4.5 SC release candidate. In that post, I was a little bit critical about the discoverability of desktop activities. I wasn’t too sure of what the purpose of these were, and there was nothing in the interface for creating these activities that gave the user any hint of what they were. This article provides an update on desktop activities.
65 - Google News: Wissen/Technik: Volvo V60: Nordische Kombination - STERN.DE 11:42

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66 - LinApp - Commercial Linux Applications: Vera Blanc Ghost In The Castle, Episode Two 11:41
Screenshot_001The game plays like a visual novel / adventure game with several different paths to solve the mystery, and a collection of challenging minigames.

67 - Golem.de - Open Source Software: Debian: Wheezy wird 7.0 11:31
Die ßbernächste Version von Debian erhält erneut einen Namen eines Spielzeugs aus dem Film Toy Story: Wheezy soll der Nachfolger von Squeeze werden und erhält die Versionsnummer 7.0. (Debian, Linux-Distribution)
68 - LinApp - Commercial Linux Applications: Uplink 11:00
UplinkYou play an Uplink Agent who makes a living by performing jobs for major corporations. Your tasks involve hacking into rival computer systems, stealing research data, sabotaging other companies, laundering money, erasing evidence, or framing innocent people.

69 - Google News: Wissen/Technik: Toshiba: Rückrufaktion für Satellite-Notebooks mit Überhitzungsgefahr - PC Games Hardware 10:50

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Rückrufaktion bei Toshiba: Scheinbar sind die Notebook-Serien Satellite T135, T135D und Satellite Pro T130 von einem Überhitzungsfehler betroffen. Toshiba fordert Nutzer entsprechender Geräte zu einem Bios-Update auf. (Mario Riemann, 04.09.2010) ...
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70 - LinApp - Commercial Linux Applications: Deep Voyage 10:26
Dv_screen_01Deep Voyage is a new truly marvelous collapse game which will lead you through 200+ levels of fun.

71 - LXer - Linux News: Your Linux system keeps falling and it can't get up 10:23
Once in a while a Linux PC technician will encounter a system that has problems with lockups (a.k.a. hanging or freezing). Sometimes it is failing hardware but other times it's a software problem. Here are the common causes for this and how to identify which is the source of your problems. While I predominantly use Ubuntu (and some Mandriva) these tests are valid for most any distribution.
72 - Google News: Wissen/Technik: IFA im Brillen-Fieber - ZDFheute.de 10:12

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73 - LinApp - Commercial Linux Applications: Vera Blanc Full Moon, Episode One 10:09
Screenshot_001Take on the role of Vera Blanc, a young and beautiful woman with an extraordinary power: the ability to read other people's minds!

74 - entwickler.de: PHP-WochenrĂźckblick, KW: 35, 2010 10:00
Immer Samstags unser kleiner PHP-Wochenrückblick. Welche News haben unsere Leser am meisten beschäftigt?21 beeindruckende Canvas-ExperimenteZugegeben, …
75 - Mozilla Labs Blog: 2756 bugs found. 09:56

In the realm of mailnews, there are a few parts of the code that don’t really get all the attention they deserve. One of them is the compose window.

> jcranmer: libmime and compose are pretty much the two areas that I refuse to do research in
> bwinton: jcranmer: That’s a pretty good policy

The compose window actually involves different pieces of software: one of them is responsible for assembling the message, and passing it to the sending logic. The other one is the actual composition UI, which includes a whole bunch of dialogs (e.g. inserting an image, inserting a link), as well as the central component, called the editor (the big blank area where you type your message). Different factors can explain the lack of activity in that part of the Thunderbird code:

  • editor is notoriously hard to grasp – this is a vast, ancient piece of software, that didn’t quite move on as the rest of the gecko core kept improving (although this has been changing recently, thanks to Ehsan’s work),
  • the assembling and sending logic is all-C++, which makes it hard for extension authors to interact with us, and for would-be contributors to help us,
  • the composition UI involves a lot of (very old) files, most of which we cannot maintain, because
  • Mozilla Messaging is extremely low on resources.

We’re currently exploring ways to relieve the pressure, and move on to a saner design for us. I’ve been working on an experiment that aims at tackling these pain points. It basically consists in replacing the standard XUL compose window with a tab written in XHTML that integrates CKEditor, and doing all the composition process in JS, upto the actual send that takes places in C++.

The potential benefits are as follows.

  • We’d be able to move to a more maintainable architecture. Having the compose code written in JS would certainly enable us to do much more, and be much more extensible.
  • We’d pave the way for having a pluggable editor. Right now, the code is assuming that the only part that sends messages is the compose window. Other people might want to send messages too (Thunderbird Air is one of them).
  • We’d defer the maintainance burden of the composition UI – the insert image dialog, for instance – to a third-party. This means more bugfixing, more active development, from a project that is Thunderbird-friendly to boot. We’re not doing any active development on these anyway…
  • We’ll certainly introduce tons of bugs. However, fixing bugs in CKEditor certainly sounds more doable than fixing bugs in the C++ editor components.
  • We’d be able to attract more contributors: unless you’re mentally insane, you don’t want to hack XUL and C++ components — however, fixing a whole bunch of Javascript sounds more reasonable.
  • We’d finally introduce the much-wanted “compose in a tab” feature.

This experiment has barely reached the point where it starts being actually usable. However, I figured out I might as well share it with the community so that we can gather initial feedback.

Some disclaimers apply.

  1. That extension actually requires Contacts for the autocomplete (a nice side-effect is that you can autocomplete more than two addresses for the same contact, ha!).
  2. This extension is an experiment. There’s a huge list of things it doesn’t do. Right now, it barely allows you to reply, forward, and edit/save drafts. It doesn’t take your preferences into account, it only sends html, not mixed mime emails. It has bugs. Lots of them.
  3. To make sure this works properly, you need to ensure in Tools > Accounts settings that for each of your accounts, in the “Composition and addressing” section, “Compose messages using HTML” is actually checked. Otherwise, you will send HTML markup as plain/text, which is usually a bad idea.
  4. This release targets Thunderbird 3.1. Because patches that enhance interaction between this new editor and the Thunderbird core will have to wait for 3.2, you will see a lot of errors in the Error Console.
  5. Support will be scarce. I am not a Mozilla Messaging employee, and I’m doing this on my spare time. So please be patient, check out the list of missing features on the GitHub Wiki, and don’t report a ton of bugs: I’m probably aware of them already :-) .

Here’s a screencast:

Compose in a tab from Mozilla Messaging on Vimeo.

Download now!

This project is tracked on GitHub, so you can follow me over there. I’ll be posting regular updates regarding this project and others on my personal blog.

I’m looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this!

Jonathan (:protz)


76 - full circle magazine: Full Circle Side-Pod #3: Where’s the Neurotic Numbat? 09:40

Full Circle Side-Pod #3: Where’s the Neurotic Numbat?

In this episode; with great power, comes a big utility bill.

This is an extra, irregular, short-form podcast, which is intended to be a side-branch of the main Full Circle Podcast. Somewhere to put all the general technology, non-Ubuntu news and opinions, hobby-horses and general kipple that doesn’t fit anywhere else. Be prepared for a healthy dose of British sarcasm.

It’s been a while. We’re maybe half way through our summer recess from the Full Circle podcast, so this is either goodbye to season one or hello and welcome to season two.

News: Products die, divorce by Facebook, yet more lawsuits…

Interview: Matt Grove from Miserware describes Granola’s energy-saving ability

Expert Spot: Editing the Full Circle Podcast pt. 3: The Edit Environment

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Energy-saving computing. It’s a neat concept, saving you money by saving you electricity. That’s money off your utilitiy bill while you do your bit to save the planet. Granola is software that improves the energy efficiency of your PC or laptop. A few weeks ago I spoke to Matt Grove from Miserware, who explained who it works…

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Full Circle Side-Pod #3: Where's the Neurotic Numbat? In this episode; with great power, comes a big utility bill. This is an extra, irregular, short-form podcast, which is intended to be a side-branch of the main Full Circle Podcast. Somewhere to put all the general technology, non-Ubuntu news and opinions, hobby-horses and general kipple that doesn’t fit anywhere else. Be prepared for a healthy dose of British sarcasm. It's been a while. We're maybe half way through our summer recess from the Full Circle podcast, so this is either goodbye to season one or hello and welcome to season two. News: Products die, divorce by Facebook, yet more lawsuits... Interview: Matt Grove from Miserware describes Granola's energy-saving ability Expert Spot: Editing the Full Circle Podcast pt. 3: The Edit Environment Feeds for both MP3 and OGG: RSS feed, MP3: http://fullcirclemagazine.org/category/podcast/feed RSS feed, OGG: http://fullcirclemagazine.org/category/podcast/feed/atom The podcast is in MP3 and OGG formats. You can either play the podcast in-browser if you have Flash and/or Java, or you can download the podcast with the link underneath the player. Show notes after the jump. Your Hosts: Robin Catling (blog at http://catlingmindswipe.blogspot.com/) Additional audio by Victoria Pritchard Show Notes 1.06 | WELCOME and INTRO 2.25 | NEWS: round-up of some news items that caught my eye during the break. Mark Shuttleworth announced the codename for Ubuntu 11.04, We're disappointed; where's the Neurotic Numbat? The Numbat is a real, and endangered marsupial. Myrmecobius Fasciatus. Microsoft Kin phone cancelled after a month Google Wave RIP; wave developments ceases, Schmidt says 'celebrate our failures.' Everybody sues everybody: Lexmark sues 3rd party cartridge supplier Interval Research sues everyone but the yacht club (summarised in arstechnica coverage) Patents in question: Browser for use in navigating a body of information 2005, Attention manager for occupying the peripheral attention of a person 2008 , Alerting users to items of current interest 2004 Intel buying McAfee, which probably means lock-down or DRM in more future hardware. Google voice calls to gmail (gmail blog announcement and TechWatch on VOIP integration). GoogleVoice Rate card for 'insanely low rates' but only til 2011. Philadelphia's $300 blog tax - Business Privilege Tax MPEG-LA declares H.264 codec to be royalty free in perpetuity Facebook entries admissable as evidence in divorce cases 13.07 | INTERVIEW: Matt Grove from Miserware Energy-saving computing. It's a neat concept, saving you money by saving you electricity. That's money off your utilitiy bill while you do your bit to save the planet. Granola is software that improves the energy efficiency of your PC or laptop. A few weeks ago I spoke to Matt Grove from Miserware, who explained who it works... 34.57 | EXPERT SPOT: Editing the Full Circle Podcast – Part 3: The Edit Environment 45.05 | FEEDBACK: How to get in touch with us 45.55 | WRAP and OUTRO Comments: on this page, using the comment form, OR; Send us a comment to podcast@fullcirclemagazine.org. You can also send us a comment by recording an audio clip of no more than 30 seconds and sending it to the same address. Comments and audio may be edited for length. Please remember this is a family-friendly show. Please note: this podcast is provided with absolutely no warranty whatsoever; neither the producers nor Full Circle Magazine accept any responsibility or liability for content or interaction which readers and listeners may enter into using external links gleaned from this forum or podcast series. Creative Commons Music Tracks Opening: ‘Knights of the darkness' by Zero Project (http://www.jamendo.com/en/track/516745) Main theme: 'CCMixter' by Code (http://ccmixter.org/files/Mix
77 - LXer - Linux News: Considerations For FLOSS Hackers About Oracle vs. Google 09:25
Many have already opined about the Oracle v. Google lawsuit filed last week. As you might expect, I'm not that worried about what company sues what company for some heap of cash; those sort of for-profit wranglings just aren't what concerns me. Rather, I'm focused on what this event means for the future of software freedom. And, I think even at this early stage of the lawsuit, there are already a few lessons for the Free Software community to learn.
78 - Freshmeat: IMonAir 1.0.2 09:24
IMonAir is an instant messaging desktop application with a nice GUI, video chat, and P2P file transfer features. IMonAir relies on the Treegger.com infrastructure to provide Twitter or Foursquare authentication and a contact list based on social network friend relationships.

Changes: Bugs in the chat window and P2P file transfer were fixed.

Release Tags: Minor bugfixes

Tags: Video, Twitter, Chat Client, P2P, instant messaging, file transfer

Licenses: BSD Revised



79 - Google News: Wissen/Technik: Duke Nukem Forever: Totgesagte leben länger - Heise Newsticker 08:45

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Seit 13 Jahren befindet sich der Shooter Duke Nukem Forever in Entwicklung, nun soll das Computerspiel tatsächlich im nächsten Jahr in den Handel kommen. Dies kßndigte die Entwicklerfirma Gearbox Software auf der Spielemesse Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) an ...
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80 - TecChannel Linux: Baobab - Grafische Festplatten-Analyse unter Linux 08:45
Die Festplattenbelegung unter Linux lässt sich mit Baobab sehr komfortabel untersuchen. Das Linux-Tool spßrt Verzeichnisse auf die besonders viel Speicherplatz belegen und präsentiert die Ergebnisse in ...



81 - BerliOS SourceWell: AjaXplorer 3.0 08:41

AjaXplorer is an easy-to-install files explorer for remotely managing files on a web server, or using as a simple filesharing system. Its rich layout and actions make it accessible to any end-user. It requires PHP and FTP access to install. The interface is Ajax based, thus providing very intuitive functionnalities, very close of a standard filesystem explorer you can find on any OS.


82 - Freshmeat: Vendetta Online 1.8.143 08:16
Vendetta Online is a multi-platform 3D space-combat MMO for Windows, Mac, Linux/32 and Linux/64. The game permits players to interact in a vast online galaxy; fighting, trading, and mining their way to success. A &quot;twitch&quot; type real-time combat model makes true player skill the deciding factor instead of character advancement. Massive capital-ship battles shake the foundations of the major nations at war, while others struggle to push back the encroachment of the AI &quot;Hives&quot;. A no-strings free trial is available.

Changes: Mission postings are sanity checked, hopefully preventing any cases of non-functional Hive Skirmish missions. A shader error was fixed in the Android version. A bug with being unable to sell Synthetic Silksteel at stations has been fixed. The Windows version is better optimized due to the use of a newer C++ compiler.

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Tags: Games/Entertainment, First Person Shooters, Arcade, Role-Playing, Internet, Linux, Mac OS X, MMO

Licenses: Non-free, Trialware



83 - Nachrichten auf Areamobile.de: Adobe: Kein Flash Player 10.1 fĂźr Milestone und Co 08:13



Adobe stellt immer neue Herausforderungen an Android-Smartphones, auf denen Flash 10.1 laufen kann. Wie das Unternehmen auf Anfrage des Technik-Blogs Phone Scoop zugab, reicht Android 2.2 allein fĂźr den Multimedia-Player nicht aus. Er stellt darĂźber hinaus gewisse Mindestanforderungen an die Hardware des Telefons. mehr...


84 - BerliOS SourceWell: VariCAD 2010 3.0 07:57

VariCAD is a CAD solution for Mechanical Engineering.


85 - BerliOS SourceWell: Octopussy 0.9.9.9.9 07:54

Octopussy is a solution to manage your logs (also frequently called a SIM/SEM/SIEM Solution). Basically, it stores your logs, produces reports, and raises alerts.


86 - Freshmeat: uxdstools 0.6 07:52
uxdstools is a set of Unix directory service tools. It is a suite of command tools to administer POSIX user and group accounts in an LDAP directory. It is similar in spirit to the useradd/mod/del tools found on Linux and Solaris, the pw tools on BSD, the mk|ch|rmuser/group tools on AIX, etc. However, instead of manipulating local accounts, uxdstools manages POSIX-type accounts that can be found in LDAP directory services installations, namely those with posixAccount and posixGroup attributes.

Changes: The directory structure of the package was reorganized to a more sane hierarchy (with src and man as separate directories) for better future planning. Makefile.am and configure.in were updated to reflect this. Minor variable scope changes were made in sudoldap.c. authz_sasl_interact was renamed to uxds_sasl_interact, due to the need to have a uniform naming convention.

Tags: Networking, LDAP, kerberos

Licenses: GPLv2



87 - Fedora Info Feed: Recent Rawhide Packages: libmspack-0.2-0.1.20100723alpha.fc15.src 07:51

libmspack - Library for CAB and related files compression and decompression

The purpose of libmspack is to provide both compression and decompression of
some loosely related file formats used by Microsoft.

Change Log:

Mon, 30 Aug 2010 GMT - Dan HorĂĄk <dan[at]danny.cz> - 0.2-0.1.20100723alpha
- updated to 0.2alpha released 2010/07/23
- merged the doc subpackage with devel

Fri, 24 Jul 2009 GMT - Fedora Release Engineering <rel-eng@lists.fedoraproject.org> - 0.0-0.7.20060920alpha
- Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_12_Mass_Rebuild

Wed, 25 Feb 2009 GMT - Fedora Release Engineering <rel-eng@lists.fedoraproject.org> - 0.0-0.6.20060920alpha
- Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_11_Mass_Rebuild

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88 - Freshmeat: AjaXplorer 3.0 07:51
AjaXplorer is an easy-to-install file explorer for remotely managing files on a Web server. Its rich GUI makes it accessible to any end-user. Its main features are common file actions (uploading, downloading, moving, renaming, etc.), online file editing, image preview, a bookmarks system, and more. It requires PHP to run and FTP access only for installation.

Changes: This release supports metadata and an HTML5 uploader. The plugin engine and GUI were rewritten.

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Release Tags: Stable, Major feature enhancements

Tags: Office/Business, groupware, Internet, Web, Site Management



89 - Freshmeat: HDSync 0.3 07:50
HDSync is developed to achieve frame accurate synchronous playback of multiple HD videos on multiple screens. In the video art field, there are many works requiring the real-time synchronized playback of audio/video. This software provides this functionality for HD decoders to synchronize HD video playback using multiple devices connected via the local network.

Changes: A fix has been applied to let more than two channels run in sync. More documentation has been written for users and developers, and pre-compiled binaries (MIPS) are now offered for download.

Release Tags: Minor bugfixes, Documentation

Tags: Video, hd, sync

Licenses: Gnu GPL version 3



90 - Freshmeat: msn-pecan 0.1.1 07:50
msn-pecan is an alternative MSN protocol plug-in for libpurple. It aims to have a much faster development process, a low barrier for contributions, and close contact with the user base.

Changes: This release fixed increased CPU and network bandwidth usage when receiving offline messages and daylight saving time is activated. All users are encouraged to update.

Release Tags: Stable, Major bugfixes

Tags: Communications, Chat, instant messaging, MSN

Licenses: GPLv2



91 - BerliOS SourceWell: Event and Task Manager 658 07:27

etm provides a format for using simple text files to store event and task information, a command line interface for viewing tasks and events in a variety of convenient ways, and a wx(Python)-based GUI for creating and modifying events and tasks as well as viewing them. Alarms are supported for events, as well as repetition for both events and tasks in a powerful and flexible manner.


92 - BerliOS SourceWell: streamtuner2 2.0.8 07:26

streamtuner2 is an internet radio browser.It looks up the categorized music stations from various directory services, like:

It is written in Python and therefore easy to extend. It mimics streamtuner1 in look and feel, but is an independent rewrite.


93 - BerliOS SourceWell: Untangle 7.4 07:25

Untangle delivers an integrated family of applications that help you simplify and consolidate the network and security products you need, in one place at the network gateway. The most popular applications let businesses block spam, spyware, viruses, and phish, filter out inappropriate web content, control unwanted protocols like instant messaging, and provide remote access and support options to their employees. Every downloadable application is pre-configured and guaranteed to work together.


94 - Linux Community: Das Spiel zum Wochenende: Frogatto and Friends 07:15
Ein kleiner grĂźner Frosch hĂźpft in diesem klassischen Jump and Run durch wunderschĂśn gezeichnete Landschaften und versucht mit seiner waffenscheinpflichtigen Zunge sein Heimatdorf von bĂśsen Monstern zu befreien.
95 - BerliOS SourceWell: LibPKI 0.5.1 07:04

The LibPKI Project is aimed to provide an easy-to-use PKI library for PKI enabled application development. The library provides the developer with all the needed functionalities to manage certificates, from generation to validation. The LibPKI Project enables developers with the possibility to implement complex cryptographic operations with a few simple function calls by implementing an high-level cryptographic API.


96 - Fedora Info Feed: Recent Rawhide Packages: pootle-2.1.1-1.fc15.src 06:34

pootle - Localization and translation management web application

Pootle is web application for managing distributed or crowdsourced
translation.

It's features include::
* Translation of Gettext PO and XLIFF files.
* Submitting to remote version control systems (VCS).
* Managing groups of translators
* Online webbased or offline translation
* Quality checks

Change Log:

Sat, 04 Sep 2010 GMT - Dwayne Bailey <dwayne@translate.org.za> - 2.1.1-1
- Update to 2.1.1
   - Ability to migrate data between different database engines
   - New translations: Slovenian, Songhai, Tamil and Faroese
   - New Apertium API
   - Better caching for imporove performance
     - Save to disk only when there are new translations
     - Cache exported ZIP archives and XLIFF files
   - Fixed a bug where Pootle kept files open even when not needed.
   - Better handling of invalid file types on upload
   - Don't accept empty suggestions
   - HTML registration emails
- Refresh fedora-settings patch

Fri, 03 Sep 2010 GMT - Dwayne Bailey <dwayne@translate.org.za> - 2.1.0-5
- Set default rights for /var/lib/pootle

Wed, 18 Aug 2010 GMT - Dwayne Bailey <dwayne@translate.org.za> - 2.1.0-4
- Improve README.fedora to deal with SELinux

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97 - Google News: Wissen/Technik: Zeitung: Google Ăśffnet Musikladen zu Weihnachten - sueddeutsche.de 06:26

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Los Angeles (dpa) - Googles musikalischer Frontalangriff auf Apple kann beginnen: Nach einem Bericht der ÂŤLos Angeles TimesÂť vom Freitag steht der Internetkonzern kurz davor, seinen eigenen Onlineshop fĂźr Musik aufzumachen. Die Verhandlungen mit den ...
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98 - Freshmeat: Clonezilla live-testing 1.2.6-18 06:03
Clonezilla is a partition or disk cloning tool similar to Symantec Ghost. It saves and restores only blocks in use on the hard drive if the file system is supported. For unsupported file systems, dd is used instead. It has been used to clone a 5 GB system to 40 clients in about 10 minutes.

Changes: The underlying GNU/Linux operating system was upgraded. This release is based on the Debian Sid repository (as of 2010/Sep/04). Partclone was updated to 0.2.15. Live-boot was updated to 2.0.3-1.drbl1, and live-config was updated to 2.0.4-1.drbl1. New file system support, btrfs, was added. Note that btrfs is still beta, so this support is in testing. Russian language support was updated.

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Release Tags: Major feature enhancements

Tags: Archiving, backup, Mirroring

Licenses: GPL



99 - Freshmeat: Absolute OS 13.1.42 06:02
Absolute Linux is a lightweight Slackware derivative that uses an Icewm, pcmanfm, ROX-Filer, ivman, and others to create a lightweight yet easy to use distribution. Installation is text-based but simplified, and all packages are installed at once. It can run on a Pentium II and above, including SMP systems. A minimum 128MB RAM is recommended. It features ease of browsing any connected device in pcmanfm and an auto-popup menu for inserted playable media. &quot;Restricted&quot; codecs are available to those eligible via a root-user installer. There is a large range of software available, including OpenOffice, Mplayer, GIMP, and K3B.

Changes: The main reason for this release is to avoid kernel security vulnerabilities. A few new applications, many library package updates, and a bit of interface tweaking. Starting to feel like a 13.1.x final.

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Release Tags: linux lightweight

Licenses: GPL



100 - Freshmeat: openscap 0.6.2 06:01
The openscap project is a set of open source libraries that support the SCAP (Security Content Automation Protocol) set of standards from NIST. It supports CPE, CCE, CVE, CVSS, OVAL, and XCCDF.

Changes: XSL transformations for generating report and guidance from XCCDF. SQL and xinetd OVAL probes. Updated Python bindings. Fixes for building on Debian-based distributions. Memory usage optimizations and many bugfixes.

Tags: Software Development, Security, Interpreters

Licenses: LGPL




35 What the Duck?


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37 Planet Ubuntu
1 - Martin Owens: Whoa! Where?s it going? 04:55

After good healthy interest in yesterday’s video I decided to post the code in a repository (GPLv3 and CC-BY-SA) and as a second act to deliver Mark Shuttleworth’s feature request which I show off in the new video:

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This is particularly cool since it means desktops will converge and look the same at certain dates as well as diverge and look different at all other times. What are your thoughts?


2 - Scott Kitterman: Look before you leap – Kubuntu Maverick 04:31

Here at my house we have three desktops, two different kinds of netbooks, and a laptop running Kubuntu.  They all have two things in common:

1.  They all have Intel graphics of one variety or another.

2.  None of the work very well (or at all) with Kwin compositing in Maverick.

These appear to be mostly properly blacklisted from compositing to start with, but the thing is, they all work with compositing just fine on Lucid (the upstream Kwin solution to compositing issues with KDE 4.5 is to make sure the black lists disable compositing where it won’t work well and that generally works).  The problem is (from my perspective) that I have a beautiful, functional composited “desktop” in Lucid with KDE 4.4 and to move to KDE 4.5 in Maverick and lose that would not be an “upgrade”.

None of my hardware is cutting edge for Intel.  The newest is i965.  I have one of those, four i945 variants, and one i865.  It may be that newer chips are fine, I have no way of testing.

Personally, I find this extremely demotivating.  After investing a truly ridiculous amount of time and effort into Kubuntu development, I discover at the end that I literally have no systems I can reasonably run it on (my servers are staying LTS anyway).

I’m posting this as a warning to people considering upgrading.  Don’t just upgrade, burn a live CD and try it out first.  Make sure you’re happy with the graphics performance.

P. S.  The current KDE in Maverick, 4.5.1, is the one we will release with.  If you want to know why 4.5.1 instead of the usual 4.X.2 we’ve released with for the last four release cycles?  It’s because 101010 binary = 42 decimal.  Enjoy the extra bugs.