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Linux-Announce Digest #977
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Linux-Announce Digest #977, Volume #3 Sun, 17 Jun 01 11:13:04 EDT
Contents:
muLinux V12r0 full-configured micro distribution (Michele Andreoli)
XCLIB 0.3.3 - general purpose C library (Martin Vicente)
V0.7.1 - Open Source Audio Library Project (Bruce Forsberg)
LOCAL: UKUUG Linux 2001 Conference - 29th June - 1st July - Manchester, UK (David Hallowell)
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Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 10:07:49 CST
From: Michele Andreoli <m.andreoli@tin.it>
Subject: muLinux V12r0 full-configured micro distribution
·Linux (1e-6 Linux) 12r0, codename "Babilonia"
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(Warning: fractured english inside)
Description:
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muLinux is a full-configured, minimalistic but mostly complete,
application-centric libc5 Linux distribution, fitted on a single
1722K floppy, with optional floppy-disk add-ons.
With the BASE disk, you will have a rescue system; with three
disks (BASE+SRV+WKS), you will have httpd, ftpd, telnetd, Samba,
mutt, lynx, etc; with four disks (BASE+X11+NS1+NS2) you will have
X-Window (VGA16 and SVGA) and Netscape 3.0. A TEX add-on and a
GCC add-on are also availables (see "More info").
Mulinux is able to boot from floppy-disks, from a CD-ROM, from ZIP,
or from an Hard-Disk and installs from DOS or from Linux, using
a single set of tgz archives.
Main goals:
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Proselitism, demonstrations, transportability, rescue.
Author:
========
M. Andreoli, Pontedera (Pisa) - Italy <m.andreoli (@) tin.it>
License: GPL
More info:
==============
http://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux/ (DENMARK)
Download:
===============
http://sunsite.auc.dk/mulinux/mu/current (DENMARK)
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Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 10:08:49 CST
From: Martin Vicente <vicente@cena.fr>
Subject: XCLIB 0.3.3 - general purpose C library
eXtended C Library
a set of C functions for general purposes
XCLIB (eXtended C library) is a library of miscellaneous C functions
to do string manipulations, error handling, trace execution of programs,
mathematics computations, I/O and time out operations, and much more.
Major improvements:
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- xc/trace: Output function (put()) has evolved to realize an atomic output.
- xc/base: puterrmsg() has evolved to realize an atomic output.
- <xc/ints.h>: Addition of constants (eg: INT32_MAX).
- Addition of the <xc/status.h> header file (status type).
- xc/list: Addition of the set_data() and get_data() "methods".
- Starting <xc/math> and <xc/geom> modules.
WEB : http://www.vicente.org/xclib/
DOWNLOAD: http://www.vicente.org/pub/xclib/0.3/
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[ Thanks in advance for your patience, complete version will soon be at your ]
[ disposal. ]
Contact: Martin Vicente <martin@vicente.org>
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Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 21:47:24 CST
From: Bruce Forsberg <forsberg@tns.net>
Subject: V0.7.1 - Open Source Audio Library Project
Announcing version 0.7.1 of the Open Source Audio Library
Project (OSALP). OSALP is an object oriented C++ library
that contains all the audio capabilty one needs to add audio
to their application. It is great for rapid prototyping, adding
audio to a non-audio application, and developing an audio
application. New features in V0.7.1 include support for the
FreeBSD platform, a new mp3 read module based on the open
source splay library, automatic number of channels conversion,
as well as a Makefile system based on autoconf. Currently
the library is available for Linux, Solaris Sparc, and
FreeBSD and is in source form. It is licensed under LGPL.
It is available from:
http://osalp.sourceforge.net
Bruce Forsberg
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Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2001 08:30:36 CST
From: David Hallowell <david.hallowell@ukuug.org>
Subject: LOCAL: UKUUG Linux 2001 Conference - 29th June - 1st July - Manchester, UK
Time is running out to book your place at the UKUUG Linux 2001
conference, the booking deadline is the 21st June for more details and a
programme of events see:
http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2001/
The conference is a 3 day event starting on the afternoon of Friday 29th
June 2001 and runs until lunchtime on Sunday 1st July at UMIST in
Manchester. The conference fee (GBP 50 inc VAT) includes admission for
all three days, refreshments (tea/coffee and biscuits) throughout the
conference, access to the exhibition and all presentationd and a
sandwich lunch on the Saturday.
Thanks to generous sponsorship by AMD we're also able to offer a banquet
on the Friday evening at Manchester's top chinese restaurant at the
specially subsidised price of GBP 20 which includes the meal and wine.
http://www.ukuug.org/events/linux2001/banquet.shtml
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