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Linux-Announce Digest #752
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Wed Mar 15 09:56:10 2000
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Linux-Announce Digest #752, Volume #3 Wed, 15 Mar 00 09:13:08 EST
Contents:
COMMERCIAL: Teamware Office 5.3 for Linux - Free 90 day evaluation (Teamware Marketing Communications)
WWW: Welcome to Pascal Central ("Bill M. Catambay")
SuckMT 0.50 -- a Multi-Threaded suck replacement. (Niels Basjes)
COMMERCIAL: Elsop introduces LinkScan Enterprise 7.0 (Ken Churilla)
COMMERCIAL: Linux Central now offering Official Phat Linux (Linux Central)
COMMERCIAL: XEBOT v0.7.0 Visual application builder and multiplatform execution environment (Sergio Masci)
LOCAL/WANTED: Princeton lug members wanted (Russell Simmons)
LOCAL: Kitchener/Waterloo Unix User's Group meeting (Charles McColm)
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From: Teamware Marketing Communications <teamware.marcomms@teamware.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Teamware Office 5.3 for Linux - Free 90 day evaluation
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 14:55:24 GMT
Reply-To: teamware.marcomms@teamware.com
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Teamware Office 5.3 for Linux - Free 90 day evaluation
======================================================
Teamware Group announces the open pre-release download of Teamware
Office 5.3 for Linux platform. The product is available for a 90-
day evaluation period with a 50-user license at
http://www.teamware.com/linux/
It is a ready-to-run groupware product with a customizable user
interface and state-of-the-art communications features.
After registering for the download an e-mail will be sent with a
Unique Serial Number and Activation Key. This evaluation version
can then be upgraded to a production system. The final product
will ship in April 2000.
This download can be used on Linux distributions that use the Red
Hat Package Manager for installing binary files. This is currently
supported on Red Hat Linux, SuSe Linux and Turbo Linux.
Teamware Office 5.3 for Linux
=============================
Teamware Office 5.3 for Linux is an ideal intranet solution for
small and medium size organizations who need cost effective and
vendor independent support for common industry standards.
The Linux software is a Teamware Office server component with no
native Linux clients. The server is accessed through the Web
Service. Windows PC clients also work with a Teamware Office
Linux server. There is client support for POP3 and IMAP4 mail
standards.
Teamware Office 5.3 for Linux is ready-to-run groupware where you
can immediately build a communication infrastructure on Linux for
users through Web browsers and standard interfaces. People can
then access mail, discussion forums, library folders and calendars
from any computer connected to the network. If the computer is
connected directly to the Internet, then these services are
available from anywhere in the world.
The customizable user interface and layout based on HTML templates
empower the user to change the look and feel to match the corporate
identity.
Teamware Office 5.3 for Linux also provides state-of-the-art
scheduling of meetings, allocating of resources and arranging your
own time. Communication features including notifications of
meetings and attaching of documents to appointments are easy to
perform. PDA browsers such as the one in Nokia Communicator are
supported through Teamware's WebService, so mobile users can
access their mail and other Teamware Office services.
Notes for the editors
=====================
Teamware Office is a complete groupware suite for corporate
collaboration and communication and it has about 2.5 million
users in 34 countries worldwide. Teamware Office is used for
mission critical operations from corporations with tens of
thousands of users to small 10-user offices.
Teamware Office is the number one groupware in the Japanese market
and it is very well known in the European market. Teamware Office
5.3 is currently available on Windows NT and Sun Solaris platforms.
About Teamware Group
====================
Teamware Group develops and markets software products and services
designed to facilitate human networking and make Internet
communities of professionals intelligent. Teamware is a Fujitsu
company. It operates through sales offices and development centers
in Europe, the USA, Japan and the Asia-Pacific region employing
1000 people worldwide.
Teamware has developed a substantial skill base and product
portfolio in collaborative applications, groupware and workflow.
Teamware Pl@za provides an application platform for communities of
professionals.
For more info and to register and download the free 90 day
evaluation please go to:
http://www.teamware.com/linux/
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From: "Bill M. Catambay" <bill.m.catambay@NOSPAMlmco.com.invalid>
Subject: WWW: Welcome to Pascal Central
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 15:05:27 GMT
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To all Pascal programmers on Linux:
The following is a summary of the current contents available at Pascal
Central. For any of you who may not know about Pascal Central, Pascal
Central provides the pascal community one place to obtain Pascal
technical information, Pascal source code, and Pascal-related internet
links.
The home page is at http://pascal-central.com.
Pascal Central is broken up into the following sections:
FEATURED ARTICLES: These are the latest articles contributed to Pascal
Central. See the end of this note for a summary of these articles.
FORUMS & LINKS: This pages provides information on Pascal forums (such
as the MacPascal mailing list, and the Pascal newsgroups), and several
links to Pascal related web sites (for PC and Mac).
PASCAL TOOLS: This page is intended to be a one-stop shopping place for
obtaining free tools to help you program in Pascal.
MORGANA'S CAVERN: This is a collection of complete Pascal software
packages, including applications, source code and project files, and a
summary of which programming functions each project features (Windows).
MERLIN'S CAVERN: This is a collection of complete Pascal software
packages, including applications, source code and project files, and a
summary of which programming functions each project features
(Macintosh).
NOTHING BUT MACINTOSH SOURCE CODE: This is a collection of contributed
articles which include Pascal source code for the Macintosh.
PASCAL ADVOCACY: This page features Pascal announcements, and provides
a list of Apple contacts for advocating support of Pascal on the
Macintosh.
PASCAL BOOKS: A list of Pascal related programming books, sorted by
year. All include links to Amazon.com reviews and availability.
PASCAL REFERENCES: A collection of articles which are related to
miscellaneous Pascal topics, such as Pascal Standards, different
compilers, and Apple's new Universal Headers.
PASCALWARE: Freeware and Shareware applications written in Pascal.
THE ARCHIVE: The complete archive of articles submitted to Pascal
Central, in order of most recent first.
THE FAVORITES: Statistics, by month, on frequency of visits at Pascal
Central. Check out which pages are the favorites.
PASCAL DATABASE CENTRAL: A page designed for Pascal programmers to
share Pascal code snippets, as well as submitting Pascal beta
applications for testing.
Cheers,
Bill
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Bill Catambay, Software Developer, Webmaster
Pascal Central -> http://pascal-central.com
Morgana's Revenge -> http://www.excaliburworld.com/morgana
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From: Niels Basjes <Dont@mail.me.nl>
Subject: SuckMT 0.50 -- a Multi-Threaded suck replacement.
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 15:04:31 GMT
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This is to announce the release of SuckMT-0.50
PREFACE
=======
Maintainer - Niels Basjes (suckmt@basjes.nl)
LOCATION
========
Visit http://go.to/suckmt to download the latest version (currently 0.50).
INTRODUCTION
============
The suck package (http://home.att.net/~bobyetman/index.html) for getting a
small NNTP feed has one drawback: because it is single threaded it doesn't
use my modem line optimally. Normal suck doesn't use more than approx 2KB/s
when my modem can do approx 5KB/s. This means more phone costs than I would
like. It turns out that running two instances of suck makes more use of my
available bandwidth so I figured that a multithreaded implementation should
reduce the required connect time.
SuckMT is a multithreaded re-implementation of the features of suck I
actually use.
Note that SuckMT has absolutely no source in common with suck.
FEATURES
========
SuckMT has the same basic functionality as suck: get news messages for
local reposting. It also includes Kill and Keep headers and automatic
logging of when and how often a specific header was matched. This way you
can easily determine which kill rules have become obsolete. I've been using
SuckMT for the last few months and I've solved as far as I can tell all the
bugs (I also checked the code with purify) in the current set of features.
The code has been compiled and tested on SuSE Linux 6.1, Redhat Linux 6.0
and Windows NT 4.0 using Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 (This is what I call
writing portable code).
MAJOR CHANGES IN VERSION 0.50
=============================
- - You can check the progress when you do ps from a shell.
- - Added Restart file so it is safe to make the temp dir empty after an
aborted download session.
- - Added the headername "ArticleBody" can be used to create kill/keep rules
that check for the actual article content.
- - Now also available as RPM and SRPM files.
LICENSE
=======
GNU Public License.
FEEDBACK
========
If you have any bugs, comments, remarks or great ideas about new features
for suckmt to hesitate to mail me. If you actually use the software I would
also like to get a message.
Niels.
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"If Microsoft-Windows is the solution; can we please have the problem back ?"
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From: Ken Churilla <ken@elsop.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Elsop introduces LinkScan Enterprise 7.0
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 14:59:21 GMT
Reply-To: ken@elsop.com
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San Jose, CA, March 14, 2000. Electronic Software Publishing Corporation
(Elsop) is pleased to announce the release of LinkScan Enterprise.
With the introduction of LinkScan Enterprise, Elsop now offers a solution
for every level of an organization from individual webmaster to development
team to mutilple teams of developers and content managers. Elsop's family
of three quality assurance products: LinkScan Workstation, LinkScan Server,
and LinkScan Enterprise provide a seamless growth path that is offered with
complete compatibility between the different products. This is important to
large organizations because their training and support requirements are the
same for all three products. All LinkScan products can now scan remote as
well as local computer systems via HTTP and/or file system.
The LinkScan products are the industrial strength link checking and website
management tools for all Linux, Unix and Windows operating systems. They are
the most accurate, fastest and most scalable products available and they are
highly customizable. They also do HTML validation. All LinkScan products
create two types of publication quality SiteMaps and they are professionally
supported. Reports may be viewed using all industry standard browsers.
LinkScan Enterprise is the mutli-team product and it will scan an unlimited
number of web pages and links on up to ten (10) physical computers that are
owned or leased by you at one Location. Enterprise includes Dispatch. Up to
over 100 computers may be scanned by a single LinkScan Enterprise by
licensing additional capability. This is the ideal solution with many teams
of developers using numerous computers to build large internet and intranet
sites. Reports may be viewed with web browsers and/or distributed via e-mail.
LinkScan Server is the complete multi-user team product and it includes
LinkScan/Dispatch. LinkScan Server is already widely used by organizations
with large websites. The size of the website that may be analyzed may be
up to 5,000 web pages and have an unlimited number of external links.
Reports may be viewed with web browsers and/or distributed via e-mail.
LinkScan Workstation is a single-user implementation designed for individual
content developers in large enterprises, and for organizations having smaller
websites with up to 500 documents. It will check an unlimited number of
external links. LinkScan Workstation enables smaller organizations and
departments to take advantage of the proven LinkScan technology.
Many major enhancements are introduced to all members of the
LinkScan product family with version 7.0. Please visit our website for
more information.
Free fully functional evaluation copies of LinkScan Enterprise 7.0 may be
downloaded from the company's website at: http://www.elsop.com/
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From: Linux Central <sales@linuxcentral.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Linux Central now offering Official Phat Linux
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 15:03:24 GMT
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From: sergio@titan.demon.co.uk (Sergio Masci)
Subject: COMMERCIAL: XEBOT v0.7.0 Visual application builder and multiplatform execution environment
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 14:57:12 GMT
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XEBOT v0.7.0
Lisence type: commercial but free evaluation version available for download
Description
Visual application builder and multiplatform execution environment
Changes since v0.5.00
Added new tutorial that shows how to build a virtual calculator from
scratch, add code to it and debug it (set break points, single step
through source statements and watch vairables) using the builtin IDE.
Added facility to record and playback mouse and keyboard events.
This will make remote support easier since the user can now show
developers what they are doing if they have problems, and the
developers can respond to users questions visually.
Added new template window mode so that objects can be copied from
the template window to the work window without the need to enter and
exit copy mode.
Added new option in control editor dialog that allows quick access
to the controls context (without the need to user a seperate dialog)
Changes since v0.4.02
Added a new interactive debug mode which allows a developer to set break
points, single step XPE source code, view the object context ('this'),
watch variables, manually modify variables (while the code is being
traced), view the execution path to the current break point, and easily
navigate functions and methods in the execution path.
the SVGALIB version is now also available from the same site.
Features
* Extremely powerful visual editing interface that allows easy editing
across files using multiple overlapping windows. The graphics objects
drawn and edited using the interface have built in intelligence and react
to the mouse and each other so as to maximize user productivity and
reduce tedious repetitive setup sequences (see the IPAD sub app
features for more information on the visual edit capabilities available to
the developer).
* The self contained execution environment of the multiplatform
IPAD-Pro core which allows apps built using XEBOT to:
o run directly on systems without GUI support (e.g. MSDOS or
DRDOS)
o replace the native GUI where it is considered bloated or
unpredictable.
o run on all supported platforms without the usual porting
overheads. This lets the developer design the app once and use it
through the same interface on many platforms.
* Fast prototyping of partial designs allows icremental interactive
development of complex specifications between developers and users,
and greatly accelerates time to market.
o The underlying IPAD-Pro core manages many form and dialog
functions which other GUIs normally require the app take
responsibility for.
o The drag and drop capability of the XEBOT interface lets forms
and dialogs be quickly built from templates.
o The control property editor and code editor of the XEBOT
interface lets forms and dialogs be quickly and easily tailored.
o The concise coding model allows functionality to be quickly and
easily added to controls.
* App development and maintenance is greatly simplified by:
o The ability to directly add concise code to controls on a form or
dialog which does not need to intercept and decode GUI event
messages.
o The ability to directly set or inspect context variables belonging to
controls (including forms and dialogs).
o The ability of controls on a form or dialog to directly interact with
each other and the user in response to events without the need to
build and send special messages between the communicating
components.
o The sophisticated API which allows complex data gathering,
validation and mapping between the IPAD-Pro core and the visual
components of the app (such as buttons, text entry fields, check
boxes etc.) There is no need to provide hundreds of API defined
functions and buffers just to collect data and perform validation
from myriad's of points within the code.
o Code module support allowing components to encapsulate data
and functionality.
* Supports hot swap dynamic linking of externally compiled modules
allowing in situ upgrades. This is of particular value when the app is part
of a monitoring or control process since there is no need to reboot the
system or restart the IPAD-Pro core.
* External code (code written in C, C++ and assembler which is linked in
at run time) can access form or dialog controls simply by name if
required, with no need for the external code to be given a list of specific
control IDs by the app or for it to manage such a list (e.g. when
reporting errors the external code can simply ask for the ID of the
message box with the name "error_messages" and write to it). This also
applies to code belonging to other controls or modules.
Limitations
How XEBOT differs from IPAD-Pro or why you can't build ZMech
from XEBOT.
XEBOT does not allow you to do various things which are essential
when building an IPAD-Pro sub app (this is different from a normal
app such as the calculator example given below). One of them is the
ability to create new code objects. You can make a copy of an existing
code object and change some of its properties but you cannot change the
code objects fundamental properties, you need IPAD-Pro to do that.
Normally sub apps do not allow code objects to be exported, but in the
case of XEBOT and ZMech the code objects are exportable so that the
developer can get a feel for what's going on in a complete sub app and
use these as templates for building his/her own sub app. Having changed
the exported code objects, you cannot import them again in the hope of
generating a new sub app.
So how do you customize ZMech using XEBOT?
By using the ZMech enabled version of XEBOT (xebot_tmpl) available
from the ZMech distribution web page. Simply run ZMech, open a new
window, load xebot_tmpl into it and away you go.
Examples
xebot_base - XEBOT interface (defined using xebot)
This is part of the standard XEBOT distribution package.
This is the complete XEBOT interface. Modifying this lets you tailor
XEBOT itself. From it you would normally build your customized
xebot_tmpl
xebot_tmpl - XEBOT control templates
This is part of the standard XEBOT distribution package.
This is what you would normally build an app from. It is a sub set of
xebot_base. To use it simply run XEBOT, open a window, load
xebot_tmpl into it, open another window and copy the controls from the
template to your work sheet. For more details look at some of the xebot
demos.
xebot_demo - boiler temperature monitor
This is part of the standard XEBOT distribution package.
calc - fully functional virtual calculator
This is a proper app that runs in the self contained execution
environment of IPAD-Pro
XEBOT is currently available for Linux 2.0.x (Intel), Solaris 2.5
(SPARC), OS/2, MS Windows (NT, 95, 98 and 3.1) and MSDOS.
XEBOT can be obtained from:
http://www.xcprod.com/titan
Animated demos showing user / GUI interaction, state machine traces
and dialog building can be obtained from:
http://www.xcprod.com/titan/DEMO
(BEWARE: some demos seem to run slowly when viewed using
some versions of Internet Explorer)
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From: Russell Simmons <simmonsrj@earthlink.net>
Subject: LOCAL/WANTED: Princeton lug members wanted
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 15:06:18 GMT
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I am in the process of forming a Princeton Lug...if you are interested
please contact me at
simmonsrj@earthlink.net
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From: Charles McColm <charles@mccolm.com>
Subject: LOCAL: Kitchener/Waterloo Unix User's Group meeting
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 15:05:52 GMT
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KWUUG (Kitchener Waterloo Unix User's Group) Meeting
Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2000.
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Location: DC (Davis Centre) Room 1331 (inside room 1330) at the
University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario.
KWUUG meetings are very informal and usually consist of members
discussing Unix, Linux, and BSD-related news and issues. Membership
ranges from Sys Admins and management to hobbiests. Please feel free to
come out and field any Linux-related questions, members are happy to
help.
For further contact information, please contact me at:
charles@mccolm.com
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