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Linux-Announce Digest #183
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Linux-Announce Digest #183, Volume #4 Thu, 19 Sep 2002 12:13:04 EDT
Contents:
LOCAL: Toronto - PegaSoft Dinner ("Ken O. Burtch")
Shareware: txt2pdf 6.0 ("Sanface Software")
[SLUG] Suncoast LUG Meetings ("Paul M. Foster")
Squidalyser v1.0a: Call for translators (Simon Burns)
rottamazione ("Bellissime")
Central New Jersey LUG ("Richard J. Bocchinfuso")
ANN: SATSHELL (Alpha3) The easy way to create GUI shell scripts. (Adrian Davis)
ANN: CVS Best Practices paper v 0.5 available ("Vivek Venugopalan")
Re: noteedit-2.0.15: gcc-3.x/TiMidity++ (Peter Schaffter)
FreeTDS 0.60 improves compatibility with SQL Server 2000, revamps bcp. ("James K. Lowden")
Commercial: Ace Operator for Linux - web-based call-center solution (Robin McElroy)
RE COMMERCIAL: 1U rackmount 1.13Ghz server $598 (sales)
Cincinnati Linux Users Group - September Meeting ("Jeffrey S. Gilton")
Multi Gnome Terminal 1.6.1 (Hal Burgiss)
Squidalyser v1.0a (Simon Burns)
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From: "Ken O. Burtch" <kburtch@sympatico.ca>
Subject: LOCAL: Toronto - PegaSoft Dinner
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:50:05 GMT
The next PegaSoft Linux networking dinner is on Thursday, September 19,
2002. Latest news is, as always, posted to
http://www.pegasoft.ca/events.html. Email me to reserve a seat since I
have to book the restaurant ahead of time. If you are a Linux developer
or professional, email me for information about signing up to our
mailing lists.
The featured talk is developing an open source project from a programmer
perspective using my BUSH Business Shell as an example.
Ken B.
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Date: Thursday, September 19, 2002 7:00-9:00 pm
Location: Swiss Chalet restaurant, 234 Bloor Street W near St. George
subway stop.
PegaSoft Canada is a Linux organization based in Toronto, Canada. More
of a club that a software company, PegaSoft members meet at regular
meetings to discuss the latest trends and opportunities in Linux and
work together to develop great new Linux software. Our goal is to act
both as a programmer resource and to promote projects developed by our
members.
Open Forum - Industry Quote
"Linux is currently quite fragmented. Today you cannot run all you
applications equally on every Linux distribution. The way to change this
is through open standards and the LSB [Linux Standard Base project]". --
Scott McNealy, Sun Computer chairman, president and CEO
- Red Hat, Mandrake, Caldera and SuSE distributions certified to adhere
to LSB 1.1 standards
Open Forum - In the News
- new GTALUG mailing list started to provide "a place where people can
exchange ideas and opinions related to Linux and open source freely."
- Linux Weekly News discontinued
- TurboLinux (California) changes hands to Software Research Assosiates
(Japan). Old TurboLinux will be an under 10 person company supporting
their PowerCockpit system management tool.
- Caldera changing its name--and focus--to the SCO Group (SCOX). 95% of
Caldera's profits come from their SCO-purchased software.
- a Linuxgram reader speculates that Caldera joined UnitedLinux in
order to set SuSE against RedHat, improving the chances for the SCO
company
- Hewlett-Packard reports $2 billion loss in first quarter after Compaq
merger - printers only hardware division to turn a profit
- Red Hat to support AMD x86-64 bit Hammer chip
- Red Hat to release a desktop-oriented distribution in spring
- Sun and Microsoft at LinuxWorld in San Francisco
- Napster's was being actioned off for $25 million, Bertlesmann (their
former partner) gave them $8 million, sale blocked by judge as unfair
- ACM reports a poll by Deloitte and Touche LLP 89% of tech companies
worldwide will be hiring in the coming year
- Air New Zealand is replacing 150 Compaq NT servers with two IBM Z800
mainframes will run Linux, Websphere Application Server, DB2 database
and Tivoli software.
--
Ken O. Burtch: http://www.pegasoft.ca : Pegasoft
System Manager in a Box / Business Shell : R.R.#1
Bio: 36;Bsc,UI,Lang,Games;Toons,Elves,SF,Pizza;Xian : Jordan Station, ON
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From: "Sanface Software" <sanface@sanface.com>
Subject: Shareware: txt2pdf 6.0
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:50:01 GMT
Most of your documents are text files. Usually, your reports from legacy
applications, DBs, ERP applications and datawarehouse are textual.
txt2pdf allows you to take those old text files and turn them into PDF's
using only PERL, which means you don't even need to pass the data
through PostScript first.
You can run txt2pdf on any system that runs PERL, but it has been tested
and is verified to work on many operating systems.
etxt2pdf is the executable version of txt2pdf. It's been specially
compiled for those users who simply can't or don't want to run PERL on
their systems. It has all the functionality of the original perl
version, and is merely distributed in binary form for your convenience.
We currently have 5 executable versions: Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX,
HP-UX, Mac OS X.
If you're interested in a binary for another operating system, such as
FreeBSD please let us know, and we'll send you one. With enough
requests, we'll also add one here permanently. Please note that the
Windows version comes with an extra tool known as Visual txt2pdf.
Here are some of the things that you can achieve with txt2pdf:
You can mark coloured (using PERL regular expressions) phrases in the
produced PDF files.
You can mark bold, italic and bold italic phrases in the produced
PDFfiles.
You can add page numbers on every page.
You can add text at the beginning and at the end of every file.
You can add a border to every page.
Internet specific phrases such as http://... ftp://...
mailto:...file:... ldap:... news:... will automatically be made into
clickable URL's.
You can create a link to a specific age within a PDF document by simply
adding http://...pdfdocument#pdfmark
Every word like MIME:... will automatically become a link that will
launch the correct application to open that file.
You can use background and foreground layers.
All predefined encodings (WinAnsiEncoding, MacRomanEncoding,
MacExpertEncoding, PDFDocEncoding) supported by the PDF format and the
Unix default are supported by txt2pdf.
It's possible to rerun txt2pdf infinitely (every configured second,
sleep feature) on a specific directory (and also it's recursive
directories) moving the produced PDF to a specific directory, and the
original text to a specific directory.
txt2pdf supports STDIN and STDOUT.
Support for Japanese fonts (HeiseiMin-W3-90ms-RKSJ-H and
HeiseiKakuGo-W5-90ms-RKSJ-H) and Japanese paper formats (JISB4 and
JISB5).
EPD 1.0 support. You can use EPD inside the background layer.
A Personal Edition License is ONLY $39.
SANFACE Software is going to give you a free license for every good idea
or good modify to txt2pdf.
txt2pdf is shareware
The txt2pdf source code is our company core business.
We trust you.
You can test text2pdf and modify it.
You can't use a modify version of txt2pdf for production purpose. You
can't resell txt2pdf or a modify version of it without SANFACE Software
authorization.
You can't copy part of it to include in your source without SANFACE
Software authorization.
What's new in this version
Support for HeiseiMin-W3-90ms-RKSJ-H and HeiseiKakuGo-W5-90ms-RKSJ-H
Japanese fonts
Support for JISB4 and JISB5 Japanese paper formats.
You can select in txt2pdf.cfg one of the 16 supported fonts.
You can use one of the 16 supported fonts with fontmark.
HTML 4.01 validated documentation.
Test txt2pdf 6.0!
You can find it at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
Don't forget txt2pdf 5.x PRO at
http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdfPRO.html
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From: "Paul M. Foster" <paulf@quillandmouse.com>
Subject: [SLUG] Suncoast LUG Meetings
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:45:05 GMT
*************************************
* Suncoast Linux Users Group (SLUG) *
* Meeting Schedule *
*************************************
TAMPA ****************************************************
11 September 19:00-21:00 Tampa
(second Wednesday of each month)
PricewaterhouseCoopers -- Room 684
3109 W. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Blvd
Lakepointe I Building
Tampa, FL 33607
See http://www.suncoastlug.org/meetings.html#tampa for directions.
SARASOTA/BRADENTON ***************************************
18 September 18:00-21:00 Sarasota
(third Wednesday of each month)
Baker Electronics
8323 Lindbergh Court
Sarasota, FL
See http://www.bish.net/directions/
DUNEDIN **************************************************
21 September 10:00-12:00 Dunedin
(fourth Saturday of each month)
Dunedin Public Library,
223 Douglas Ave.,
Community Room A.
Dunedin, FL
See http://www.suncoastlug.org/meetings.html#dunedin for directions.
BRANDON **************************************************
3 October 20:00-22:00 Brandon
(first Thursday of each month)
Brandon Barnes & Noble
Brandon Town Center
Brandon, FL
See http://www.suncoastlug.org/meetings.html#Brandon for directions.
NEW PORT RICHEY ******************************************
5 October 13:00-15:00 New Port Richey
(first Saturday of each month)
New Port Richey Public Library
(second level meeting rooms)
5939 Main St.
New Port Richey, FL
See http://www.suncoastlug.org/meetings.html#npr for directions.
***********************************************************
ACTIVITIES:
Meetings include:
1) Presentation: As indicated.
2) Question & Answer Session.
3) Raffle and free stuff!
Bring your boxes, questions, problems, and plenty of good cheer!
(And don't forget to start your installs early!)
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Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 10:45:06 CST
From: Simon Burns <squidalyser@ababa.org>
Subject: Squidalyser v1.0a: Call for translators
Squidalyser is a squid traffic analyser, designed to allow per-user
scrutiny and analysis of squid logfiles. The program allows a
non-technical user to extract information about web usage patterns, the
type of information downloaded, the sites visited by users, the graphics
downloaded, and the amount of information (per-byte or per-file) accessed.
The program runs from a Unix system via a web browser.
The latest version of squidalyser is v1.0a, which includes prototype
support for languages other than English. So far, the messages used by the
program have been translated into Brazilian Portuguese. If you have the
necessary language skills and a couple of hours to spare, please volunteer
to translate this GPL program into your own language. For an online demo,
visit http://ababa.org/cgi/squidalyser.pl. Click on the "Languages" tab to
see the interface used to enter the program messages (but note this demo
*won't* allow you to enter information).
Email "squidalyser@ababa.org" to volunteer. TIA.
--
Simon Burns
squidalyser@ababa.org
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From: "Bellissime" <cri-adv@libero.it>
Subject: rottamazione
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:45:08 GMT
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From: "Richard J. Bocchinfuso" <rbocchinfuso@preternaturalmusings.com>
Subject: Central New Jersey LUG
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:50:08 GMT
I am planning to start a Central New Jersey LUG. There are currently a few
LUGs in New Jersey but nothing in the Monmouth County area. If you are
interested please e-mail me.
-Rich
mailto:rbocchinfuso@preternaturalmusings.com
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From: Adrian Davis <adrian@satisoft.com>
Subject: ANN: SATSHELL (Alpha3) The easy way to create GUI shell scripts.
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:50:12 GMT
SATSHELL (Alpha3) has been released and is available from:-
www.satisoft.com/satshell
SATSHELL is the easy way to create Linux/Unix shell scripts with GUI
interfaces. SATSHELL GUI screens are described using a simple easy-to
learn screen layout language (SAT/DL). The interface between SATSHELL
and shell scripts is very simple as it uses the normal Linux/Unix
Standard Input/Output mechanism. SATSHELL is available as an executable
for Linux, and as source code for other Unix platforms.
The current release of SAT/DL includes the following features:-
o Labelled entry boxes.
o Buttons.
o Check buttons.
o Radio buttons.
o Multi-column list box.
o Drop down picklist.
o Toolbars (with balloon help).
o Menus.
o Display text.
o Scrollable Multi-line editable text fields (*).
o Scrollable Read-only text display with HTML style tags (*).
o File select and save dialogs (*).
o Borders and lines.
o Support for function keys.
(*) New features in this release.
Regards,
=Adrian=
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From: "Vivek Venugopalan" <vivek@magic-cauldron.com>
Subject: ANN: CVS Best Practices paper v 0.5 available
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:45:12 GMT
Hello,
Thanks to everyone for their valuable feedback and support. I have
published v0.5, a bug fix version of my CVS Best Practices paper. the
online version is available at http://www.magic-cauldron.com. Comments are
welcome. Please send your comments by mail to "vivek who has an account at
magic-cauldron.com"
Thanks
Vivek
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From: df191@freenet.carleton.ca (Peter Schaffter)
Subject: Re: noteedit-2.0.15: gcc-3.x/TiMidity++
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:45:15 GMT
Reply-To: df191@freenet.carleton.ca
On 8 Sep 2002 01:30:04 GMT, J Anders wrote:
> Or wait for a new SuSE version. SuSE (http://www.suse.com)
> is the one and only distributer who includes NoteEdit.
Not true. Debian also includes NoteEdit.
--
PTPi
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From: "James K. Lowden" <jklowden@lowden.schemamania.org>
Subject: FreeTDS 0.60 improves compatibility with SQL Server 2000, revamps bcp.
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:50:15 GMT
With unbounded pride and pleasure, the developers, contributors, and other
partcipants of the FreeTDS project announce the arrival and delivery of
FreeTDS 0.60.
FreeTDS is an open source implementation of the TDS (Tabular Data Stream)
protocol used by Sybase and Microsoft SQL Servers. It supports many
different flavors of the protocol and supports several APIs to access it,
including an ODBC driver.
FreeTDS works with other software including Perl, PHP, Python, and SybSQL,
providing them access as well. It is frequently deployed in web
environments as a vehicle to manage text and image data.
The FreeTDS C libraries are available under the terms of the Gnu LGPL
license.
The FreeTDS project has seen quite a lot of activity lately and attracted
several new developers (perhaps not in that order). On occasion in recent
months it has been ranked above the 95th percentile in activity, according
to SourceForge statistics.
With release 0.60, FreeTDS boasts:
* Much improved support for Microsoft servers, including SQL Server 2000
datatypes and domain logins.
* Support and convertibility of all major datatypes.
* Much expanded coverage of the ODBC API.
* An all-new BCP implementation, including host variable support.
* Character set conversions, via the iconv library.
* Threadsafe operation.
The FreeTDS corner of the world wide web is www.freetds.org. There you
will find links to documentation, downloads, CVS access, as well as
instructions for joining the mailing list.
FreeTDS can be downloaded from ibiblio and its mirrors, and from
SourceForge (http://sourceforge.net/projects/freetds/)
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From: Robin McElroy <robin.mcelroy@quik-j.com>
Subject: Commercial: Ace Operator for Linux - web-based call-center solution
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:50:19 GMT
Reply-To: Robin McElroy <robin.mcelroy@quik-j.com>
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
QUIK Computing, Inc. announces the first public release of Ace
Operator
September 2,2002
Raleigh, NC
QUIK Computing is pleased to announce the first public release of its
flagship product - Ace Operator. Ace Operator is an instant messaging
call center solution that can be accessed from web pages. Using Ace
Operator, online service providers can easily add a "live help" button
to any or all of their web pages. By simply clicking on the "live help"
button, online customers can get access to company representatives and
exchange information in real-time. Ace Operator is ideal for online
entities such as online stores that need to provide interactive help to
their customers. It is also suitable for customer support centers and
online training centers.
Ace Operator works like a conventional telephone-based call center
solution. Instead of using the phone system and voice for communication
between company representatives and customers, Ace Operator uses the
Internet and instant messaging. It supports all the standard features of
an operator services system including call queuing, skills-based
grouping and routing, call transfers and conferencing. It has several
advantages over a conventional call-center solution, namely:
1. The system can be operational at a fraction of the cost of
conventional call centers.
2. The system allows company representatives to connect to the system
from anywhere - from home, from another state and even from
another country.
3. In addition to exchanging real-time messages, company
representatives can push informational web pages, pictures and
other media to customers. Representatives can even send predefined
forms to customers that the customer can fill in and return online.
For more information on the product features, visit: http://www.quik-j.com.
The product can be installed within minutes using an easy-to-use
graphical installer that is suitable for users with very little
knowledge of computers. The package bundles all the necessary software
components required to run the service and comes with a comprehensive
user manual. The product is currently supported on systems running
Linux, Windows and Solaris.
"Ace Operator is not the only product that is available in this arena.
However, Ace Operator is the only product that can get a business up and
running with a feature-rich call center solution at such an inexpensive
price," said Steve Lawrence, Product Manager for QUIK Computing. The
software can run on an inexpensive computer and requires a relatively
low bandwidth Internet connection. It can even be set up to run from
homes having a simple broadband connection like xDSL or cable modem.
"QUIK Computing is also the only company that provides customization of
the Ace Operator product to suit a company's specific needs because no
two call centers have the same requirements. We will even license the
source code for Ace Operator if necessary," said Steve Lawrence.
A FREE version of the software can be downloaded from the QUIK Computing
web site. It allows up to 2 company representatives to chat with online
customers simultaneously. For sites requiring additional
representatives, additional licenses can be purchased from the QUIK
Computing web site. Pricing information is available from the web site.
The current downloadable version is a beta version. It runs reliably but
has a few minor bugs that are being corrected. It is expected to become
production quality software by October 15, 2002.
About QUIK Computing:
QUIK Computing is a tightly knit group of software developers with
extensive experience working for leading software companies. Every QUIK
Computing developer is an independent thinker with expertise in multiple
disciplines and a passion for software development. Our developers
collaborate on every project to create a blueprint for the solution and
implement it using state-of-the-art development and testing tools.
Contact Information:
URL: http://www.quik-j.com
E-mail: info@quik-j.com <mailto:info@quik-j.com> , sales@quik-j.com
<mailto:sales@quik-j.com>
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From: sales <sales@storeanywhere.com>
Subject: RE COMMERCIAL: 1U rackmount 1.13Ghz server $598
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:45:18 GMT
Storeanywhere.com Inc. starts its fall seasonal promotions.
Following is one of them. Go to our website and find more...
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MSI 6368 Lan motherboard
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Integrated Sound card
Lan card built on motherboard
52X CD-Rom, 1.44Floppy drive
Keyboard,Mouse(3 button)
1U black nice rackmount chassis
Second ethernet card optional
for a total price of $598.
If you need different configurations or have any queries
please send e-mail to : sales@storeanywhere.com
or otherwise just call us on 718-934-7313 to place the
order.
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From: "Jeffrey S. Gilton" <jeff@jsgis.com>
Subject: Cincinnati Linux Users Group - September Meeting
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:50:22 GMT
Reply-To: jeff@jsgis.com
The September general meeting of the Cincinnati Linux Users Group
will be on Saturday, September 28th, at 10:30 a.m. The location
will be:
Compuware Offices
4555 Lake Forest Drive
Room 590 (Westlake Center)
Blue Ash, OH
The topic of discussion will be:
Wine by Jason Cook
See our web site for more information: http://www.clug.org
or contact me at jeff@jsgis.com
Jeff Gilton, Vice President
Cincinnati GNU/Linux Users Group, Incorporated
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From: Hal Burgiss <hal@foobox.net>
Subject: Multi Gnome Terminal 1.6.1
Date: 19 Sep 2002 15:45:22 GMT
Announcing: Multi Gnome Terminal 1.6.1
About:
Multi Gnome Terminal is an enhanced version of gnome-terminal,
with many powerful new features and extensions. The most notable
enhancement is the ability to run multiple terminals within the
same window. Each terminal may be accessed by it's "Tab", through
keyboard shortcuts, or menu selections. Non-active terminals alert
that the buffer has changed, or is changing, with color changes on
the Tab labels. Other enhancements: toolbar; buttonbar; flexible
Command options to launch new terminals, tabs and shells from
either the GUI or command line; highly customizable key bindings
for MGT functions and other uses; shading and tinting; greatly
improved Class handling (aka 'profiles'); font shadowing; the
ability to "split" terminals so that each Window can have multiple
terminals; terminals may be "viewed" or "bonded" with other
terminals; and various other improvements.
This is a bug fix release only.
Bugs fixed:
* MGT crashed if one launched it without any config file
* MGT crashed at startup doing:
> multi-gnome-terminal --wclass foo where foo is non-existing
Window class.
ToDo:
* GNOME2 support (next major release probably, currently only
GNOME 1.x is supported)
* Anti-aliasing support (sometime)
Home page:
http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/
Download:
http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/web/download.shtml
Cristiano DeMichele
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Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 10:45:10 CST
From: Simon Burns <squidalyser@ababa.org>
Subject: Squidalyser v1.0a
Squidalyser is a squid traffic analyser, designed to allow per-user
scrutiny and analysis of squid logfiles. The program allows a
non-technical user to extract information about web usage patterns, the
type of information downloaded, the sites visited by users, the graphics
downloaded, and the amount of information (per-byte or per-file) accessed.
The program runs from a Unix system via a web browser.
The current alpha-but-stable version of squidalyser is now available for
download from http://ababa.org/. The program now has support for other
languages (ie non-English), a completely revised modular design, web-based
configuration and a simplified installation procedure. A mailing list has
been created at http://ababa.org/mailman/listinfo/squidalist. Please
download, test and submit bug reports and suggestions for improvement.
Squidalyser is released under the GPL of the FSF.
--
Simon Burns
squidalyser@ababa.org
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The service address, to which questions about the list itself and requests
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Internet: Linux-Announce-Request@NEWS-DIGESTS.MIT.EDU
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