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Linux-Announce Digest #729
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Linux-Announce Digest #729, Volume #3 Fri, 11 Feb 00 20:13:04 EST
Contents:
COMMERCIAL: Linux Journal March 2000 (Darcy Whitman)
COMMERCIAL: New N.A. Software Fortran95 Release ("Tim Freeman")
COMMERCIAL: TotalView debugger now on Linux (x86 and Alpha) (James Cownie)
WWW: Freezer Burn: Another Linux Portal Site (Vincent Danen)
LOCAL: 2. Chemnitzer Linux-Tag (Karsten Petersen)
COMMERCIAL: Distributions available in South Africa (Dwayne Bailey)
LOCAL: Linux rally at the Win2k launch event in Kansas City (Jeffrey Watts)
WWW/WANTED: LinuxMonth - Writers Needed ("Baiju Thakkar")
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From: Darcy Whitman <darcy@ssc.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Linux Journal March 2000
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 00:38:52 GMT
Reply-To: darcy@ssc.com
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The March 2000 issue of Linux Journal (#71) will be mailed from the
printers in Waseca, Minnesota on February 12, 2000.
Linux Journal Contents -- #71 -- March 2000
_________________________________________________________________
Subscribers: To voice your opinions on and join discussion groups
about these articles, go to our interactive site at
http://interactive.linuxjournal.com/
Focus
* Linux Training by Marjorie Richardson
Features
* A Web-Based Linux Training Course by Dr. Giovanni A. Orlando
[EMPTY TOC FIELD #3785]
* Technology Training: Trends for the 21st Century by Brian Holt
Sitting in front of a chalkboard with a teacher paid by thehour is
not the best way to learn. Discuss shortcomings oftraditional
learning environments. Advances in technology
* Jim Higgins, Caldera Training by Marjorie Richardson
[EMPTY TOC FIELD #3864]
* Instructor-Led Training by Marty Ferguson
Networked systems in the workplace continue to grow andexpand. A
Linux training solution that is designed to growalong with an
organization brings benefits that can permeate
Forum
* Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator by Wael Hassan
* Using Apache Proxy to Suppress Banner Ads by Raj Mathur
* An Introduction to PHP3 by John Holland
* Home Entertainment Linux MP3 Player by Goran Devic
* Linux DVD Update by Craig Knudsen
* Linux and IBM PowerPcs by Daniel Lazenby
* Update on LPI Certification for Linux Professionals by Dan York
* Validation of Linux Certification by Rick Hynum
Reviews
* Product Reviews
+ Velocis Beta-3.0 Database Server by Avygdor Moise
+ XESS Spreadsheet for Linux, Standard Edition by Jason Kroll
+ Netwinder Office Server by Jason Kroll
+ ProConnect by Ralph Krause
* Book Reviews
+ Oracle Database Administrationby Charles Curley
+ Using Caldera Open Linux: Special Editionby Ben Crowder
+ Linux System Administrationby Paul Almquist
+ Learning Debian GNU/Linuxby Marjorie Richardson
Columns
* Linux Apprentice: Shell Functions and Path Variables Part 1 by
Stephen Collyer
* Take Command: Sending Files by E-mail by Marjorie Richardson
* System Administration: Account Administration for K12 School
Systems by Steve Tonnesen
* Kernel Korner: The Linux Process Model by Moshe Bar
* Cooking with Linux: Fun Educational Morsels, Linux-Style by
Marcel Gagne
* At the Forge: Consumer Rankings by Reuven M. Lerner
* The Last Word: Unit Safety by Stan Kelly-Bootle
* Linux in Education: Linux Goes to Algebra Class by Gail Fultz
* The Cutting Edge: Moving to SMP by Michael S. Keller
* Focus on Software by David A. Bandel
* Embedded Systems News Briefs by Rick Lehrbaum
Departments
* Letters
* upFRONT
* From the Publisher: April 2000 by Phil Hughes
* Penguin's Progress: Teaching Linux by Peter H. Salus
* Linux for Suits: Canon Fodder by Doc Searls
* Best of Technical Support
* New Products
+ New Products
* Advertisers Index
Strictly On-Line
* Network Monitoring with Linux by Tristan Greaves
* An Introduction to Using Linux as a Multipurpose Firewall by Jeff
Regan
* LUIGUI--Linux/UNIX Independent Group for Usability Info by Randy
Jay Yarger
* Unix Shells by Example by Ben Crowder
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From: "Tim Freeman" <tim@nasoftware.co.uk>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: New N.A. Software Fortran95 Release
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 00:40:38 GMT
Reply-To: <tim@nasoftwr.demon.co.uk>
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FortranPlus V2.1 now available for Linux and Windows
====================================================
N.A. Software is pleased to announce the release of Version 2.1 of our
Fortran95 complier, FortranPlus. It is now available for PC Linux and
Windows95/98/NT systems.
This release includes:
* Easier installation procedure on standalone systems: machine independent,
unlicenced version for use at home and in the office
* Improved User Guide
* Extensive set of pre-tested public domain software
* Precompiled BLAS and LAPACK libraries (standard pack only)
>
*** While stocks last, a FREE copy of the book "Fortran 90/95 Explained" by
Metcalf and Reid is included with the Standard Pack ***
The price remains unchanged:>
Explorer Pack UK#95.00/US$150 plus p&p
Standard Pack UK#135.00/US$215 plus p&p
(+VAT on UK orders)
For further details contact marketing@nasoftware.co.uk, or visit our web
site at http://www.nasoftware.co.uk
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From: James Cownie <jcownie@etnus.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: TotalView debugger now on Linux (x86 and Alpha)
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 00:49:59 GMT
Reply-To: James Cownie <jcownie@etnus.com>
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The TotalView windowing and command line debugger is now available for
Linux on both x86 (IA32) and Alpha hardware.
TotalView is ideal for Beowulf clusters, as it supports "single point"
debugging of distributed, and/or threaded applications in Fortran (77
and 90), MPI (MPICH) and PVM, as well as C, C++ and machine code.
TotalView is the debugger of choice for the DoE ASCI program, where it
runs on both "Blue Mountain" and "Blue Pacific" as well as Alpha
clusters.
Full details and downloads of the software and documentation
from http://www.etnus.com
The site also includes instructions so that you can obtain your FREE
demo license.
- -- Jim
James Cownie <jcownie@etnus.com>
Etnus, Inc. +44 117 9071438
http://www.etnus.com
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From: Vincent Danen <vdanen@bbs.freezer-burn.org>
Subject: WWW: Freezer Burn: Another Linux Portal Site
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 00:39:30 GMT
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The Freezer Burn website is another Linux Portal Site for the Linux
community. It contains links to many websies for various programs under a
variety of categories, lists a number of mailing lists and usenet
newsgroups, provides voting booths and discussion forums, and links to
articles of interest to the Linux community. It also features a mirror of
the popular rpm2html directory, and provides a home page for a number of
projects such as the MBSE Linux-native BBS program and the BBBS (another
Linux-native BBS program) Documentation Project.
If you haven't visited Freezer Burn in a while, we encourage you to do so.
The site has undergone a massive change a few months back, and a number of
new features and services have been added. The Custom RPM section, which
provides a number of RPM packages that have made it into the Linux Mandrake
Contribution archives, has also grown considerably.
**** CONTRIBUTORS WANTED! ****
Freezer Burn has a need for contributors to the site, whether it be to scour
the net for new and interesting file links, writing articles for the site,
or finding interesting news postings. Freezer Burn also implements it's own
banner rotation system and developers and other Linux websites are
encouraged to submit banners for free rotation on the Freezer Burn website
(this is not a banner exchange, however!). The banner rotation system is a
service we provide for the Linux community and is free for any organization
that deals with Linux or the Open Source movement.
To visit Freezer Burn, please point your browser to:
www.freezer-burn.org/
Please note that this is a new address. The site used to be hosted at
tux.tzo.net but has since moved to a more appropriate domain name.
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admin@freezer-burn.org
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From: Karsten Petersen <kapet@kapet.de>
Subject: LOCAL: 2. Chemnitzer Linux-Tag
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 00:41:50 GMT
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(short english description, german text follows below)
Hi,
on 11th and 12th March 2000 the 2nd Chemnitz Linux-Day will take place
at Chemnitz University of Technology“s new lecture-building.
It features around 40 lectures, a dozen demonstrations and a big
install-party.
For more information please look at our homepage:
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/linux/tag/
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(details are german only - sorry)
Hallo,
am 11. / 12. Maerz findet der 2. Chemnitzer Linux-Tag im neuen Hoersaal-
gebauede an der Reichenhainer Strasse in Chemnitz statt. Nachdem wir 1999
an nur einem Tag schon 700 Besucher und rund 60 Installationen hatten,
rechnen wir dieses Jahr mit noch ein paar mehr ...
Inhaltlich wurde das Vortragsprogramm noch deutlich ausgedehnt, dieses
Mal haben wir rund 40 Vortragsbloecke - angefangen bei Expertenthemen wie
XML oder Kryptographie bis hin zu einem reichhaltigen Angebot fuer
Anfaenger wie Unix-Einfuehrungen und einem grossen Linux-Install-Workshop.
Das genaue Programm findet sich auf unseren Webseiten.
Bei den Demonstrationen setzen wir auf Bewaehrtes, u.a. neben verschiedenen
Hardwareplattformen (68k, Alpha, Sparc, Arm, ...) wird wieder ein Cluster und
neu diesmal ein kleiner mobiler Roboter zu sehen sein.
Die Installparty wurde rauemlich umgelagert und hat nun statt zwei kleineren
einen grossen Raum zur Verfuegung, dort ist Platz fuer etwa 30 Rechner - ein
lokales Netz und Verbindung zur Aussenwelt wird natuerlich auch wieder zur
Verfuegung stehen.
Der Eintrittspreis fuer Besucher wird 8,- DM, ermaessigt 5,- DM betragen.
Weitere Infos und Anmeldung fuer die Install-Party ueber unsere Homepage:
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/linux/tag/
Cu
Karsten
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From: Dwayne Bailey <dwayneb@pqafrica.co.za>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Distributions available in South Africa
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 00:41:24 GMT
Reply-To: info@linuxwarehouse.co.za
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The Linux Warehouse has started trading.
We supply various Linux distributions including: Slackware, Debian, Red Hat,
SuSE, Caldera, Storm Linux and Corel. We specialise in low-cost CDs,
however we will be retailing the official distributions shortly.
Our prices are R25 per CD and we will strive to keep our prices low.
Look at http://www.linuxwarehouse.co.za/ for more details.
Regards
Dwayne Bailey
for The Linux Warehouse team
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From: Jeffrey Watts <watts@jayhawks.net>
Subject: LOCAL: Linux rally at the Win2k launch event in Kansas City
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 01:03:51 GMT
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February 7, 2000
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
"Local Linux Community offers Free Software at Microsoft Event"
On February 17th members of the Kansas Unix & Linux Users Association
(KULUA) will be giving away copies of the Linux operating system outside
of Bartle Hall in downtown Kansas City during the Microsoft Windows2000
launch event. KULUA will be giving away free software and handouts
starting at 5:00pm CST.
Linux is a free alternative to Windows that is rapidly gaining in
popularity. Linux distributor Red Hat estimates that there are some 8
million Linux users worldwide. Research firm International Data
Corporation reports that the Linux server market has ballooned to some
750,000 installations.
While Microsoft is giving away free T-shirts in order to lure users into a
sales pitch for their $300+ "Windows 2000", the Linux community is giving
away actual copies of their operating system for free. Microsoft has sent
many press releases out in order to promote this commercial product, and
it is anticipated that many local news outlets will cover this marketing
drive as a community "event".
As an alternative, KULUA, an organization made up of local users of Linux,
is promoting their free alternative to Windows. We will be giving away
free copies of Linux to those attending the Microsoft event. Says Dustin
Decker of KULUA, "Microsoft would like us to believe that Windows 2000 is
the only viable operating system out there, and that you need to pay a lot
of money for a reliable and scalable operating system. This simply isn't
true. Linux is a free alternative that really works. While Bill Gates is
handing out free T-shirts, we'll be handing out free software." This is a
great opportunity for reporters to offer a balanced view of the software
industry when reporting from Microsoft's carefully scripted marketing
event.
Members of KULUA are available for interviews before February 17, and we
encourage any live coverage reports of the event to visit us and interview
KULUA members handing out free software.
ABOUT LINUX
Linux is an operating system written cooperatively by computer programmers
all over the world. Linux is available for download free off of the
Internet, or one can buy a distribution complete with documentation and
support from many different vendors at stores such as Best Buy and
CompUSA. Linux is considered "Free Software" or "Open Source", and is
available under the GNU General Purpose License (GPL). Linux is currently
available for many platforms, including PCs and Macintoshes, and has been
embraced by such prominent companies as IBM, Dell, and Oracle. Popular
websites such as eToys.com and DejaNews.com use Linux extensively.
Recently, IPOs by companies related to Linux such as Red Hat (RHAT) and VA
Linux (LNUX) have set stock market records.
ABOUT KULUA
The Kansas Unix & Linux Users Association (KULUA) is a local user group of
Linux and Unix enthusiasts with over four hundred members. KULUA's
membership is very diverse, ranging from hobbyists and students to
professors and IT professionals. KULUA was founded in 1995 and covers the
Kansas City, Lawrence, and Topeka area. Anyone interested in Linux or
Unix is welcome to join. For more information, go to <http://kulua.org>.
There is no fee to join.
CONTACTS
Jeffrey Watts
President, KULUA
watts@kulua.org
(913)534-3726
Dustin Decker
Event Coordinator
dustind@zandura.net
(816)803-9922
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From: "Baiju Thakkar" <bthak@bascom.com>
Subject: WWW/WANTED: LinuxMonth - Writers Needed
Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 00:51:26 GMT
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LinuxMonth, a monthly online magazine, is a volunteer based
web magazine. LinuxMonth is looking for writers to cover
various topics related to Linux. The magazine is aimed at
developers and is in search of excellent writers to cover
technical tutorial type of material. If you are interested
in contributing please send mail to <baiju@linuxmonth.com>
for further info. Thank you very much.
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Baiju Thakkar
http://www.perlmonth.com http://www.linuxmonth.com
Just use Perl; #!/boot/linux
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