Linux-Announce Digest #561, Volume #3 Mon, 9 Aug 99 17:13:21 EDT
Contents:
unixODBC Beta 1.6 (Nick Gorham)
mGSTEP 0.168 - lite derivative of GNUstep (Felipe A. Rodriguez)
Linux m68k registry (Geert Uytterhoeven)
COMMERCIAL: Frank Kasper & Associates to Offer Yellow Dog Linux (Dan Burcaw)
Sketch 0.6.1 - Vector Drawing Program (Bernhard Herzog)
qps 1.8 - visual process manager ("Mattias EngdegXrd")
ldap-client-cgi.py 0.4.1 - WWW-LDAP-Gateway in Python (Michael
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New Mirror Site... (Brian Haymore)
LOCAL: Baton Rouge LUG Meeting (Benjamin Curtis)
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From: Nick Gorham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: unixODBC Beta 1.6
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 19:44:23 GMT
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A new beta release of unixODBC is now available from
http://www.unixodbc.org.
The unixODBC project aims to provide Unix applications with the same
ODBC 3.X API and facilities avalable under Windows.
The distribution provides the following :-
A Driver Manager that supports the ODBC 3.5 API, and performs
the ODBC 3 to ODBC 2 translations, as specified in the MS
documentation.
A Set of graphical utilities that allow user's to specify
connections to DBMS to be used by applications.
A collection of ODBC drivers including a simple text based
driver, a NNTP driver, a Postgres driver and others.
A selection of templates and libraries that to aid in the
construction of ODBC drivers.
This release (beta-1.0.6) contains the following changes over the
previous release :-
A standardised build/config now follows the GNU recomendations.
The code is now safe to use in a threaded environment. By default
the Driver Manager will protect drivers on a environment level but
this can be changed on a per driver basis, to allow serialisation
on a connection or statement level, or to only provide protection
for DM internal storage when used with a fully thread safe driver.
A number of bugs in the Driver Manager that were fixed in the CVS
tree are now included in the release.
Some changes have been made to improve the portability of the code.
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Easysoft, UK.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Felipe A. Rodriguez)
Subject: mGSTEP 0.168 - lite derivative of GNUstep
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 20:00:44 GMT
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A new snapshot of mGSTEP is now available. Screenshots, release notes
and of course the package are available at:
http://farz.home.mindspring.com/far.html
The URL to the package is:
ftp://farz.home.mindspring.com/users/farz/mgstep-0.168.tar.bz2
DESCRIPTION
The mGSTEP package is an attempt at creating a small lite
derivative of GNUstep. mGSTEP and GNUstep are clones of
NeXT's highly acclaimed NeXTSTEP/OPENSTEP(tm) graphical
user interface and Objective-C class libraries.
RELEASE NOTES
The changes in this snapshot consist mostly of low level AppKit
optimizations and bug fixes. The performance boost is noticeable
in many cases and is at least several orders of magnitude in the
case of the string drawing primitives. The result of the latter
is that scrolling all but very large text files is now smooth
even on slow hardware when a selection is present (cursor is not
drawn). Once again the XRAW backend shrunk slightly and now
consists of just nine classes (six posing).
On the new feature front Edit now provides basic search and replace.
Also new is a non NeXT feature which facilitates the use of Edit
for programming by dynamically displaying the selected line range
while the user drags a selection (in plain text mode). For the
most part Edit should now be useful for simple editing/programming
tasks. But be advised that this is akin to pulling on the dragon's
tale; you do so at your own risk.
A number of bug fixes and patches were received and applied. A
special thanks to Helmut Maierhofer who found and turned in a
number of difficult to find bugs/patches. The mGSTEP package
makefiles received some polish and install capabilities thanks
to Peter Rasmussen. Support for FreeBSD was provided via a
patch from Tim Bissel. This snapshot should also be much more
portable as I added support for George Tuparev's fake main()
trick which if employed disables my Assembly based technique for
initializing NSProcessInfo.
I've begun work on two new backends. One is a native Win32 backend
for Windows NT. There's a new screenshot on my web page showing
the buttons example running on NT. There's also a new native NeXT
backend. Neither of these is really ready for a wide audience and
so they are not yet included in the package.
SUPPORTED PLATFORMS
mGSTEP can be built on i386 machines running NeXTSTEP/OPENSTEP
(built with NS3.2 dev tools), Linux (best platform) or WinNT.
Building the AppKit requires an X server and X headers/libraries.
Comments, bug reports and suggestions should be sent to:
Felipe A. Rodriguez
5315 Colodny St. #7
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (NeXTmail preferred) (MIMEmail welcome)
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From: Geert Uytterhoeven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Linux m68k registry
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 19:54:35 GMT
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**NEWSFLASH**
We're proud to announce more than 2000 registered users of Linux/m68k!!
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Linux/m68k Registration Site
ADDRESS
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~geert/Linux/m68k/
PURPOSE
The main goal of this registration site is to get an impression of the
popularity of Linux/m68k, cfr. the Linux counter of Harald Tveit
Alvestrand.
LINUX/M68K USAGE
* General statistics
* Linux/m68k users
* Linux/m68k system configurations
* Linux/m68k machines connected to the Internet
MONTHLY OVERVIEW
This is an overview of the Linux/m68k registry. It's posted monthly to
comp.os.linux.m68k, comp.os.linux.misc and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
User statistics
Country Count Percentage
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Australia 55 2.74%
Austria 20 1.00%
Belgium 32 1.59%
Brazil 5 0.25%
Bulgaria 1 0.05%
Canada 70 3.49%
Chile 2 0.10%
Colombia 1 0.05%
Croatia 3 0.15%
Czech Republic 18 0.90%
Denmark 38 1.89%
Finland 68 3.39%
France 137 6.82%
Germany 401 19.97%
Great Britain (UK) 1 0.05%
Greece 15 0.75%
Greenland 1 0.05%
Hungary 10 0.50%
Indonesia 1 0.05%
Ireland 6 0.30%
Italy 84 4.18%
Japan 16 0.80%
Latvia 2 0.10%
Lebanon 1 0.05%
Lithuania 1 0.05%
Luxembourg 2 0.10%
Mexico 8 0.40%
Netherlands 74 3.69%
New Zealand 9 0.45%
Norway 45 2.24%
Poland 43 2.14%
Portugal 12 0.60%
Russian Federation 5 0.25%
Singapore 1 0.05%
Slovak Republic 2 0.10%
South Africa 2 0.10%
South Korea 10 0.50%
Spain 31 1.54%
Sweden 114 5.68%
Switzerland 42 2.09%
Taiwan 1 0.05%
Thailand 1 0.05%
Trinidad & Tobago 1 0.05%
Turkey 7 0.35%
Ukraine 1 0.05%
United Kingdom 165 8.22%
United States of America 433 21.56%
Yugoslavia 6 0.30%
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Total 2008
System statistics
Platforms
Platform Count Percentage
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Amiga 1352 64.47%
Apollo 3 0.14%
Atari 249 11.87%
Custom 11 0.52%
HP 9000/300 14 0.67%
Macintosh 397 18.93%
NeXT 6 0.29%
Q40 8 0.38%
Sun 3 19 0.91%
VME 38 1.81%
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Total 2097
CPUs
CPU Count Percentage
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MC68020 76 3.62%
MC68030 1019 48.59%
MC68040 659 31.43%
MC68060 343 16.36%
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Total 2097
Generic machine statistics
Mean Maximum
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Amount of system RAM (MB) 25 150
Amount of disk space (MB) 1931 72000
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REGISTRATION
If you are running Linux/m68k and you want to become a registered user,
or if you want to update your data, please fill in the form at
http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~geert/Linux/m68k/Registration.html
and select `Register'.
If you don't have access to the World Wide Web, you can fill in the
attached ASCII form and E-mail it to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or fax it to
+32-16-535823
or mail it to
Geert Uytterhoeven
C. Huysmansstraat 12
B-3128 Baal
BELGIUM
We welcome your registration!
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Basic information
The following information is mandatory for registration:
* Your name:
________________________________________
* Your country:
________________
* Your system platform:
[Amiga|Apollo|Atari|Custom|HP 9000/300|Macintosh|NeXT|Q40|Sun 3|VME]
________________
* Your CPU type:
[MC68020|MC68030|MC68040|MC68060]
_______
* Your CPU clock frequency (in MHz):
______
* Your total amount of usable system RAM (i.e. excluding Chip RAM on
Amiga, including ST-RAM on Atari) (in MB):
______
* Your total amount of hard disk space (in MB):
______
This information will be used e.g. for statistics, like
The mean Linux/m68k user lives in United States of America, has a MC68037.69 running at
36.11 MHz, equipped with 25.32 MB RAM and 1931.53 MB diskspace. :-)
Other information
The following information is welcome too, but not necessary for
registration:
* Your E-mail address: (Recommended)
________________________________________
* More information about your system configuration:
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
* Your full qualified hostname (if your Linux/m68k machine is
connected to the Internet):
________________________________________
* The URL of your home page:
________________________________________
* Your voice phone number:
________________
* Your fax number:
________________
* Your snail address:
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
* Additional comments about you or your system:
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
[ ] Check this box if you registered before and want your data to be
updated.
[ ] Check this box if the above information may not be published on
the Linux/m68k registration pages.
Thank you for your registration!
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Geert Uytterhoeven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wavelets, Linux/{m68k~Amiga,PPC~CHRP} http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~geert/
Department of Computer Science -- Katholieke Universiteit Leuven -- Belgium
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Burcaw)
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Frank Kasper & Associates to Offer Yellow Dog Linux
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 19:47:39 GMT
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Loveland, Colorado, 4 August 1999
Terra Soft Solutions is pleased to announce the distribution of Yellow Dog
Linux products through Frank Kasper & Associates. A specialist in CD-ROM
titles, FKA has established itself as the largest world-wide Linux
distributor, offering products by companies such as Red Hat, Caldera,
SuSE, Turbo Linux, and Walnut Creek, to name a few.
"In our conversations with domestic resellers, we found that a number of
our contacts already enjoyed established relationships with FKA. We wish
to uphold these relationships by providing Yellow Dog through a
well-known, respected distribution channel," states Kai Staats, CEO,
Terra Soft Solutions, Inc.
FKA will introduce Yellow Dog Linux to thousands of retail outlets in
the United States. In addition, leading distributors and resellers in more
than 100 countries worldwide will be able to work with FKA as a
sole-source provider of Yellow Dog Linux, giving Yellow Dog a running
start in the rapidly expanding Linux markets.
"We are most pleased that we can offer our customer base Yellow Dog
Linux. As leaders in the Linux community, we want to continue to offer
our customers the latest products available in this field. By
distributing Yellow Dog Linux, we are able to continue to meet this
need," states Darren Finnamore, Purchasing Director, Frank Kasper &
Associates, Inc.
About the Yellow Dog Linux products to be offered
Champion Server is Terra Soft's professional server distribution, now
shipping version 1.1 with support for Apple's latest hardware. While
Champion Server was designed with the server environment in mind, it has
proven to be a favorite among those who wish to dive for the first time
into Linux, enhance the performance of their old Mac, or build a full-on
server with the latest Apple hardware. Champion Server 1.1 was met with
incredible enthusiasm as a debut at MacWorld NY.
Gone Home is the much anticipated version of Yellow Dog Linux designed
specifically for the home user. It will be offered as a stand-alone
product, bundled with games and/or home-office applications, and will
introduce an entirely new graphical installer (yes, you can use your
mouse and yes, it will be open source) currently in development by Terra
Soft Solutions.
About Frank Kasper & Associates
Frank Kasper & Assoc, Inc. (FKA) is a worldwide software and book distributor
specializing in distribution of technical and productivity titles. Sales are
made to the retail trade in the USA (Major Retailers, Booksellers &
On-Line Resellers) and Distributors, Retailers, and Book Chains
worldwide. FKA specializes in providing the latest in Linux Operation
System Software and documentation to its customers and is the largest
distributor of Linux Software in the world.
For more information visit www.kasper-cdrom.com
About Terra Soft Solutions, Inc.
Based in Loveland, CO, TSS is the developer of Yellow Dog Linux for
Apple Macintosh G3, PowerPC, and IBM RS/6000 systems. Champion
Server, their flagship product, is a highly professional distribution
geared toward a wide range of network applications such as ISPs,
corporate intra/extranets, web and network servers. Terra Soft has also
introduced Black Lab Linux, a stand-alone workstation and
parallel-computing system for research and development facilities.
For more information visit www.yellowdoglinux.com and
www.blacklablinux.com
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From: Bernhard Herzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Sketch 0.6.1 - Vector Drawing Program
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 20:02:08 GMT
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Sketch 0.6.1 - A vector drawing program
Sketch is a vector drawing program for Linux and other unices. It's
intended to be a flexible and powerful tool for illustrations, diagrams
and other purposes.
Despite the low version number, it already has advanced features like
gradients, text along a path and clip masks and its fully scriptable due
to its implementation in a combination of Python and C.
Changes since version 0.6.0:
* Spanish messages.
* The AI export filter can handle axial and radial gradients now.
* The CMX import filter has better support for gradients.
* The AI import filter supports guides
Homepage:
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http://www.online.de/home/sketch
Features:
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o Drawing primitives:
o Rectangles
o Ellipses
o Bezier curves
o Bitmap images: JPEG, GIF,...
(all types the Python Imaging Library can read)
o Encapsulated PostScript
o Text
o All objects, including images and text, can be rotated,
scaled, sheared, etc. (all affine transformations are
possible)
o Gradient fills
o Special Effects and Features:
o Use rectangles, ellipses and bezier objects as guides
o Blend Groups: Automatically updated interpolations of
arbitrary objects
o Text can be converted to bezier objects.
o Text along Path
o Exports Encapsulated PostScript and Adobe Illustrator files
o Imports XFig, Adobe Illustrator, Corel CMX and WMF files
o Fully scriptable in Python
For more information, have a look at the sketch webpage.
License:
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Sketch is released under GNU Library General Public License.
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From: "Mattias EngdegXrd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: qps 1.8 - visual process manager
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 19:36:36 GMT
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Version 1.8 of qps is now available. This is mostly a bugfix release.
Qps is a visual process manager, an X11 version of "top" that displays
processes in a window and lets you sort and manipulate them.
It works on Linux and Solaris.
For more info, see the web page:
http://www.nada.kth.se/~f91-men/qps/
Major differences from version 1.7 are:
o Qps now builds with Qt 2.00 as well as with Qt 1.4x.
o Unix98-style ptys are supported on Linux (used in RedHat 6.0 etc)
o The Files table shows open mode (R, W, RW)
o Icon is updated even when main window is visible (for WindowMaker users)
o Field widths depend on the font size (about time...)
o Faster X11 selection (especially over slow networks)
o Several Solaris fixes and added functionality
o The usual bug fixes
KDE users may use qps directly, or Mario Weilguni's "kpm" which is a qps
port to KDE. It is based on a slightly older version of qps, however.
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From: Michael =?iso-8859-1?Q?Str=F6der?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: ldap-client-cgi.py 0.4.1 - WWW-LDAP-Gateway in Python
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 20:19:32 GMT
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HI!
I want to announce a new version of ldap-client-cgi.py, a
WWW-LDAP-Gateway written in Python (you might have guessed it).
It's available for free (GPL) from
http://sites.inka.de/ms/python/ldap-client-cgi/
I would like to encourage people to give feedback about the usability
of this program. And I would like to know about public LDAP servers with
good directory trees which allow public testing of LDAP clients.
(memberdir.netscape.com, ldap.infospace.com and directory.verisign.com
all suck!)
Ciao, Michael.
A lot of work was done since 0.3.1:
- - bind without input of full bind-dn
(anon search seeks for complete DN first)
- - working tree traversal
- - almost every parameter configurable for each LDAP host separately
- - vCard's for easy download of addresses in address books
of NS Comm. and MS IE.
- - LDIF output of search results for bulk downloading of addresses
(no binary attributes up to now)
- - improvements to the user interface
- - clean login behaviour
- - minor HTML improvements
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From: Brian Haymore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: New Mirror Site...
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 20:11:26 GMT
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The Center for High Performance Computing at the University of Utah has
recently set up a local mirror site called:
mirror.chpc.utah.edu
This site is open to the public as a mirror repository for many of the
linux oriented projects/distributions. We are connected over a 155Mpbs
connection to the internet and offer about 60GB of ftp space.
We are just getting setup so if you don't see something that you think
should be mirrored please pass that info on to me and we can consider
it.
Thanks.
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Center for High Performance Computing
University of Utah
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: (801) 585-1755
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From: Benjamin Curtis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: LOCAL: Baton Rouge LUG Meeting
Date: Mon, 9 Aug 1999 20:10:46 GMT
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This is to announce the next meeting of the BRLUG in Baton Rouge, LA,
US. The meeting will be held at Bluebonnet Library at 7:00 PM on
Thursday, August 12th. More information can be obtained by visiting the
web site at http://www.advanced-net-tech.com/brlug/.
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