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Linux-Announce Digest #676

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Tue Dec 14 18:30:10 1999

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Linux-Announce Digest #676, Volume #3            Tue, 14 Dec 99 18:13:07 EST

Contents:
  PREDICT Version 2.0.0 - multi-user satellite tracking program (John Magliacane)
  COMMERCIAL: Lynx to support embedded Linux ("Allan Edwards(Neesham PR)")
  LOCAL: Porvoo Linux User Group (Troy)
  LOCAL: Washtenaw Linux Users Group Meeting 11/18/99 (Jay Nugent)
  smtm-0.7.0 -- Show Me The Money, a global stock ticker (Dirk Eddelbuettel)
  COMMERCIAL: Linux Products in Canada Online (James Bourne)
  COMMERCIAL: Workstation Solutions Quick Restore 2.6 - Backup and Recovery Solution for Red Hat Linux ("Donna Spitz")

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From: John Magliacane <magliaco@email.njin.net>
Subject: PREDICT Version 2.0.0 - multi-user satellite tracking program
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:13:27 GMT

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PREDICT is a multi-user satellite tracking and orbital prediction program
written under the Linux operating system by John A. Magliacane, KD2BD.
The major features of PREDICT Version 2 include:

   * Fully year 2000 compliant code.

   * Designed under the Linux operating system to permit operation on a wide
     and expanding variety of hardware platforms ranging from palmtops to
     supercomputers (including 32-bit PCs (80386s or better) and Macintosh
     PowerPCs).

   * Licensed under the GNU General Public License, thereby allowing anyone
     to contribute new features to the program while forever keeping the
     software, and any derivative works, non-proprietary and freely
     available.

   * Includes a *FAST* orbital prediction mode that accurately predicts
     satellite passes, providing dates, times, coordinates, slant range
     distances, and sunlight and optical visibility information. Predictions
     are displayed in tabular form and may be saved to a log file for later
     reference or printing.

   * Includes a visual orbital prediction mode that displays satellite
     passes that are potentially visible to the ground station by optical
     means.

   * Features a real-time single satellite tracking mode that provides
     dynamic information such as sub-satellite point, ground station azimuth
     and elevation headings, Doppler shift, path loss, slant range, orbital
     altitude, orbital velocity, footprint diameter, orbital phase, the time
     and date of the next AOS (or LOS of the current pass), orbit number,
     and sunlight and visibility information for a single satellite, while
     providing live azimuth and elevation headings for both the sun and
     moon.

   * Features a multi-satellite tracking mode that provides sub-satellite
     point, azimuth and elevation headings, sunlight and visibility, and
     slant range distance information for all 24 satellites in the program's
     current database on a real-time basis. Azimuth and elevation headings
     for the sun and moon are also provided, as a well as a listing of the
     AOS dates and times for the next three satellites expected to come into
     range of the ground station.

   * Provides static information such as semi-major axis of ellipse, apogee
     and perigee altitudes, and anomalistic and nodal periods of satellite
     orbits.

   * Includes command line options that permit alternate ground station
     locations to be specified or alternate orbital databases to be read and
     processed by the program, effectively allowing an UNLIMITED number of
     satellites to be tracked and managed. Additional options allow any
     orbital database file to be automatically updated using NASA Two-Line
     element data obtained via the Internet or via Pacsat satellite without
     having to enter the program and manually select menu options to update
     the database.

   * Features a voice mode that allows live azimuth and elevation headings
     of a satellite to be articulated to an observer to assist in locating a
     satellite by optical means.

PREDICT may be downloaded using anonymous ftp from:

        ftp://ftp.amsat.org/amsat/software/Linux/predict-2.0.0.tar.gz

or:

        ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/ham/predict-2.0.0.tar.gz

A web page describing PREDICT is available at:

        http://www.linuxfan.com/~predict

and the program is currently being featured and reviewed at:

        http://www.icewalkers.com/softlib/app/app_00750.html


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- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- John A. Magliacane, KD2BD -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Internet  : kd2bd@amsat.org          |  Voice : +1.732.224.2948
Satellite : AO-16, KO-25             |  Morse : -.-  -..  ..---  -...  -..
Packet    : KD2BD @ N2TDU.NJ.USA.NA  |  WWW   : http://www.njin.net/~magliaco/
Video     : 426.250 MHz/439.250 MHz  |  FAX   : +1.732.224.2060
- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Linux Doesn't Cost.  It Pays. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-



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From: "Allan Edwards(Neesham PR)" <allane@neesham.co.uk>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Lynx to support embedded Linux
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:15:27 GMT
Reply-To: <allane@neesham.co.uk>

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LYNX LAUNCHES LINUX INITIATIVE FOR THE EMBEDDED MARKET

Strategy includes Linux for embedded applications,
development environment, and comprehensive product and support services.

SAN JOSE, Calif. - November 29, 1999 - Lynx Real-Time Systems, Inc., today
announced an open-source product and support services initiative to extend
Lynx into the emerging embedded Linux market space. Starting immediately,
and through the coming year, Lynx will offer products and support services
to address a broad range of embedded software development under the Linux
operating system.

The Lynx Linux Initiative (L2I) is supported by five elements:
* BlueCat Linux, a version of Linux optimized for embedded applications
developed by Lynx and offered to the open source community, available in
January 2000.
* Version 4.0 of the LynxOS operating system with full binary compatibility
with Linux, available in mid-2000.
* A Lynx open development environment for the Red Hat Linux host, available
immediately.
* New technical support, consulting and training services for Linux
developers working in embedded applications, available immediately.
* Endorsements from more than 20 software and hardware vendors in the
embedded computing market.

(See "Lynx Launches Support, Training, Consulting Services for Developers of
Embedded Linux Applications," Nov. 29, 1999 and "Lynx Announces X Partners
for Embedded Linux Initiative, Nov. 29, 1999.  Also refer to www.lynx.com
for L2I presentation.)


"L2I provides a direct path for Linux developers to enter the embedded
market.  It also opens the path for the embedded market, including Lynx, to
embrace the open-source model of the Linux world," said Bill Hogan,
president and CEO of Lynx.  "This is a perfectly logical step for Lynx,
based on our 12-year history of supporting industry standards. We can now
offer customers the flexibility of working with an open-source Linux
operating system or a fully deterministic RTOS kernel."

Linux Product Support:

The Lynx BlueCat Linux will be based on Red Hat Version 6.1, containing the
Linux 2.2.5-15 kernel, and will be shipped with the Lynx open development
environment capable of creating variations of the embedded Linux operating
system, according to user requirements.

The BlueCat Linux development environment will support cross development of
Linux embedded applications using a PC running Red Hat Linux as the
development host.

To assure production-worthy quality and reliability, the BlueCat Linux
product will be qualified through the extensive automatic testing, quality
assurance and software refinement process used for the current Lynx
products.

Additionally, Lynx will extend Linux to include the industry-leading,
high-availability technology currently available in Lynx solutions.

In mid-2000, Lynx will release in LynxOS 4.0 a multi-threaded, full-featured
operating system, capable of running Linux applications for hard real-time,
embedded applications.  This will extend the power and flexibility of LynxOS
to include portability of Linux drivers, protocol stacks and other software
applications.

The Lynx open development environment is now available with LynxOS 3.1, the
latest version of the Lynx real-time operating system, allowing Linux
applications developers to create real-time applications from within the
context of a Linux operating-system platform.  Developers use the extensive
interactive development and debugging tools from Lynx while working on a
Linux-based workstation to cross compile on their chosen embedded
microprocessor.

Linux Technical Support:

Lynx is expanding its existing technical support, training and consulting
services to customers developing embedded software applications on Linux.
Consulting services are immediately available to extend the quality and
reliability of embedded Linux products from a recently expanded staff of
software professionals with in-depth knowledge and experience in embedded
software design, operating system design, and software development tools.

In January, Lynx will offer specialized training programs and the industry's
first long-term support program for embedded Linux.

About Lynx Real-Time Systems:

Lynx Real-Time Systems, Inc. provides the foundation software for reliable
and high-performance applications in telecommunications, data
communications, avionics, automotive, office automation and process control
systems.

Lynx supplies embedded software products including scalable real-time
operating systems, a software framework for high-availability systems,
development tools and technical support worldwide.  These products are based
on industry standards (POSIX, JAVA and CompactPCI) and support leading
development platforms (Linux, UNIX, Microsoft) to enable customers to
leverage their investments in software and education.

Lynx is an ISO 9001 registered company, and holds three patents for
real-time software and two patents pending.

Founded in 1988, Lynx is a privately held company with offices in North
America, Europe and Asia, with worldwide headquarters in San Jose,
California. Information about Lynx Real-Time Systems is available on the
World Wide Web at www.lynx.com.

LynxOS is a registered trademark of Lynx Real-Time Systems, Inc.  Other
brand or product names are registered trademarks or trademarks of the
respective holders.


Please forward reader enquiries to:

Ian Gardiner
Lynx Real-Time Systems (UK) Ltd.
The Surrey Technology Centre
The Surrey Research Park
Guildford
Surrey. GU2 5YD

Tel: +44 (0) 1483 295929
Fax: +44 (0) 1483 573704

Email: ian@lynx.com

Trade Press contact:
Peter van der Sluijs
Neesham PR
Tel: +44 (0) 1442 879222
Email: peterv@neesham.co.uk

Business/Financial Press Contact:

Ellen Brook
Stapleton Communications Inc.
Tel: + 1 650-470-0200

Reference: h1136lx


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From: Troy <tjk@tksoft.com>
Subject: LOCAL: Porvoo Linux User Group
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:21:21 GMT

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Olemme perustamassa Porvoon Linux User Group:ia (PLUG).
Jos olet kiinostunut osallistumaan tai auttamaan, ota 
yhteytta minuun.

We are starting the Porvoo Linux User Group (PLUG).
If you are interested in participating or helping out,
please contact me.



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Troy

Troy Korjuslommi                Tksoft OY, Inc.
tjk@tksoft.com



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From: Jay Nugent <jjn@home.nuge.com>
Subject: LOCAL: Washtenaw Linux Users Group Meeting 11/18/99
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:19:23 GMT

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    Keywords: local, users'group, Michigan USA
 
    
            *** Meeting Announcement ***
      For the Washtenaw Linux Users Group - WLUG
  
    Date/Time: Thursday December 16th at 8pm
  
    Location:  Washtenaw Community College campus
               Ypsilanti, Michigan
               Room BE-280 (Computer Lab)

    Topic:     Part-1) LINUX HOME NETWORKING with IP MASQUERADING

               Part-2) Preparing your Linux box for Y2K, your last chance.

 
    See our website for more info:   www.lugwash.org

    Meetings are free and open to the public. 

   
      --- Jay
              
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            |  Nugent Telecommunications  www.nuge.com |
            |  Web-Pegasus          www.webpegasus.com |
            |  (734)971-1076        (734)971-4529 /Fax |
            |                                          |
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            | Discount Reseller of 123.Net ISP Services|
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            | Web Hosting / DNS Hosting / Shell Accts. |
            | Embedded Controllers / Engr. & Design    |
         /~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~/   |
         \_________________________________________\__/

  3:00pm  up 27 days,  7:25,  9 users,  load average: 0.03, 0.03, 0.00



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From: Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd@debian.org>
Subject: smtm-0.7.0 -- Show Me The Money, a global stock ticker
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:25:12 GMT

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ANNOUNCING
   smtm-0.7.2 -- Show Me The Money, a global stock ticker

SUMMARY
   o Stock ticker application for North American and European exchanges
   o Displays portfolio profit or loss for foreign and domestic stocks
   o Firewall and proxy configuration possible for several common settings
   o Fully configurable Perl/Tk program runs under Linux and some other OS
     using the Perl from ActiveState (www.activestate.com)
   o Released under the GNU General Public License 

CHANGES SINCE 0.6.0
   o Added support for simple proxy firewalls via --proxy http://1.2.3.4:80
   o Added support for account+password firewalls: info can be specified 
     via cmd-line args or in a new "account / password" window
   o Added test for previous_close != 0 to avoid potential division by zero
   o Replaced destroy() with withdraw() for closing windows, seems to avoid
     triggering a segfault error which is presumably inside perl/tk 
   o Renamed option variables for clarity (yeah right)
   o Added LNUX to default portfolio

CHANGES SINCE 0.5.2.
   o Allow for additional specification of number of shares held as well
     as the (ISO) cross-currency pair to map into domestic monies
   o Use this info to display net portfolio gain or loss in window title
   o Additional option --wide, and menu selector, for `wide' display with
     per share gain or loss and total holdings
   o menus now have underlined shortcuts for ALT-x
   o more code cleanup

HOMEPAGE  
    http://rosebud.sps.queensu.ca/~edd/code/smtm.html

SOURCES
    http://rosebud.sps.queensu.ca/~edd/code/smtm/smtm-current.tar.gz

DEBIAN PACKAGE
    http://rosebud.sps.queensu.ca/~edd/code/smtm/smtm-current.deb
    http://www.debian.org/Packages/unstable/misc/smtm.html



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From: jbourne@speedy.affinity-systems.ab.ca (James Bourne)
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Linux Products in Canada Online
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:31:35 GMT
Reply-To: jbourne@affinity-systems.ab.ca

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Affinity Systems Inc. is proud to announce the availablity of our new
Products section on our WWW site at http://www.affinity-systems.ab.ca . 
We are a Canadian Company and take payment in Candian Dollars.  You don't
pay the exchange or extra shipping costs as you would with US companies.

All the Software we sell is available for Linux.

Our Products section contains

   * A Distribution Section highlighting Linux distributions such as
     Corel Linux OS, Debian, and Mandrake (from MacMillan Software) and
     soon SuSE and Red Hat Original distributions will also be available!

   * Commercial software such as XiG Accelerated X, Motif 2.1, Corel
     WordPerfect 8 for Linux, and Metrowerks Codewarrior.

   * A Games Section with Civilization: CTP, Heretic II and Railroad Tycoon II
     Gold amoung others plus you can Pre Order Quake III Arena which will be
     shipping on or about December 27th, 1999!

   * Preinstalled Linux systems for server or desktop application, featuring
     Arista Rackmount 1U and 2U servers, and AMD, Celeron, or PII/PIII ATX
     format servers and desktop systems.  Choose from systems with SCSI
     disks or IDE, and add RAM and Hard Drives Online, plus upgrade parts
     such as the video system or sound card.

So pick out your system, add onto it the software you want, upgrade the
video and let the fragging begin!

For further information please contact:
URL: http://www.affinity-systems.ab.ca/
Email: sales@affinity-systems.ab.ca
  Affinity Systems Inc.
  Box 10, RR 1
  Innisfail, AB
  T4G 1T6

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James Bourne                  | Email:  jbourne@affinity-systems.ab.ca
Affinity Systems Inc.         | WWW: http://www.affinity-systems.ab.ca
Everything Unix               | Linux:  The choice of a GNU generation
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Unix System Administration, System programming, Network Administration



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From: "Donna Spitz" <Donna_Carol@email.msn.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Workstation Solutions Quick Restore 2.6 - Backup and Recovery Solution for Red Hat Linux
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 00:35:47 GMT

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Workstation Solutions First to Deliver Enterprise-Ready Backup and Recovery
System for Red Hat Linux

AMHERST, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 14, 1999--

Quick Restore Enables Central Administration of Heterogeneous Networks from
an Economical Linux Server.

Workstation Solutions, supplier of the flexible and easy-to-use Quick
Restore(tm) backup and recovery solution, today announced Quick Restore 2.6,
the first centrally administered, enterprise-ready,network backup system for
Red Hat(R) Linux servers and clients.

Linux-based Quick Restore backup servers can manage backup and recovery in
networks of Linux, Windows NT, commercial UNIX(R) and Network Appliance(tm)
systems. Quick Restore on Linux is seamlessly integrated with all other
platforms, allowing backup and recovery of UNIX, Windows NT(R) or Network
Appliance data to tape libraries attached to Linux servers.

"We chose Quick Restore because it can back up our Auspex(R) file servers to
multiple tape libraries, maximizing our equipment investment and keeping us
well within our backups windows," said Kirk Patton, System Administrator at
Advanced Micro Devices. "Now, the availability of the Quick Restore server
on Linux enables us to move to a Linux-centric environment, resulting in
significant savings in server hardware."

Linux, paired with economical Intel(R)- or AMD(tm)-based servers,provides a
low-cost alternative for enterprise backup servers. With over 10 million
users worldwide, Linux servers are popular as web servers and are
increasingly found in enterprise environments. The availability of a
rock-solid data protection application such as Quick Restore will advance
the acceptance of Linux in departmental and enterprise environments.

"This offering represents a strategic evolution in our commitment to the
Linux community, which started over a year ago with the availability of a
free Quick Restore client on Linux," said Jim Ward president of Workstation
Solutions. "With Quick Restore 2.6, users can now configure a heterogeneous
backup environment using Linux servers."

Quick Restore 2.6 also expands support for Network Appliance filers using
the Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP). Network Appliance users can now
back up NetApp filers to a centrally located UNIX or Linux backup server
with an attached tape library. With the addition of this new feature, Quick
Restore provides the broadest set of choices available for configuring a
Network Appliance backup environment. (Please see separate release dated
December 13, 1999 at http://www.worksta.com.(1))

Availability

Quick Restore 2.6 for Red Hat Linux 5 and 6 will be available in 30 days.
Linux single server licenses start at $2,500. Unlimited Linux client
licenses for Red Hat Linux 4.2, 5 and 6 are free. For additional information
on all Workstation Solutions products, please contact Workstation Solutions
sales at 800-487-0080 or 603-672-8600, via email at sales@worksta.com, or
visit http://www.worksta.com.

About Workstation Solutions, Inc.

Workstation Solutions offers complete solutions for data backup and
restoration - delivering enterprise backup and recovery software,
distributing and maintaining industry-leading storage devices and providing
unparalleled customer support. Quick Restore provides unsurpassed
flexibility in networked, heterogeneous environments, enabling automatic
data protection on Linux, UNIX and Windows NTnetworks that include Intel,
SUN, HP, IBM, Network Appliance, Compaq Digital, Silicon Graphics, NCR and
Auspex computers.

- From a central Quick Restore server, network administrators can direct
backups to multiple media servers with attached tape libraries located
throughout the enterprise. Quick Restore supports over 130 tape drives and
libraries, employing all popular media formats including DLT, AIT, 4mmand
8mm.

Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Amherst, NH, Workstation Solutions
sells its technology to Fortune 1000 companies, federal agencies, local and
state governments and Department of Defense contractors. The company's
extensive customer base includes Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, Motorola,
Boeing and NASA. Workstation Solutions products are used daily to backup and
restore billions of dollars worth of mission-critical data worldwide.

(1) Workstation Solutions Announces Quick Restore 2.6, Expanding Data
Protection for Network Appliance Filers and Linux Servers
(seehttp://www.worksta.com)

Quick Restore is a trademark of Workstation Solutions, Inc.NetApp is a
registered trademark of Network Appliance in the United States and other
countries. Network Appliance and Data ONTAP are trademarks of Network
Appliance, Inc. in the United States. All other company or product names are
trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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CONTACT: Workstation Solutions, Inc.

Jim Ward/Lynn Post

800-487-0080 or 603-672-8600, x232/x245

jimw@worksta.com / lpost@worksta.com

Donna Spitz
Workstations Solutions, Inc.
DonnaS@Worksta.com





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