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Linux-Announce Digest #59, Volume #4 Mon, 31 Dec 2001 16:13:03 EST
Contents:
Prime Time Freeware begins publication of DOSSIER series (Rich Morin)
/dev/dsp driver for Dreamcast AICA (Adrian McMenamin)
SMSTerm 0.2 (Nick Hill)
The CREC-LUG announcement (sood aaditya)
starting a new ILUG at jaipur,rajasthan,india (seemanta dutta)
libspopc a pop3 client library (Benoit Rouits)
[Press Release] New USB/PCMCIA Reference Platform for Embedded Linux ("Miles Gillham")
New group in India to discuss Zope and Python... (Frederick Noronha)
World's Most popular Linux Site!! (alavoor)
RE COMMERCIAL: Intel dual PIII 1Ghz server (sales)
LOCAL: Dayton OH UNIX/Linux meeting, 1st thursday (Daniel Tasch)
FEATURE: The Penguin goes to school... in India (Frederick Noronha)
XD640: A new X desktop project (Jean-Marc Lienher)
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From: rdm@cfcl.com (Rich Morin)
Subject: Prime Time Freeware begins publication of DOSSIER series
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:39:49 CST
Prime Time Freeware is pleased to announce the inaugural press run for
DOSSIER, a series of document collections an assorted topics related to
Free and Open Source software. The initial titles include:
Email: Exim 3
Mail and Sendmail
File Systems: FreeBSD Manual Pages
Kernel: FreeBSD Manual Pages
PostgreSQL: Programming and Development
Reference Manual
Use and Administration
Python: Library Reference
Miscellanea
Text: Manual Pages
Linux enthusiasts, please note that Linux documentation plays a major
role in these collections:
"Email: Mail and Sendmail" and
"Text: Manual Pages"
DOSSIER collections are available through BSDMall (http://www.bsdmall.com).
For more information, visit PTF's DOSSIER page (http://www.ptf.com/dossier).
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From: Adrian McMenamin <adrian@mcmen.demon.co.uk>
Subject: /dev/dsp driver for Dreamcast AICA
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:39:56 CST
A sound (/dev/dsp) driver is now available for pre-release testing on the
Dreamcast (SH4) platform.
Those of you who feel confident (and have a console) with the idea of
compiling a new module for the kernel may wish to try the /dev/dsp sound
driver I have written for Linux on the Sega Dreamcast.
The two source files you need are at:
http://www.mcmen.demon.co.uk/linuxdc/aica/aica.c
and
http://www.mcmen.demon.co.uk/linuxdc/aica/arm7.h
What you need to know etc...
The driver acts as an extended wrap around to what essentially is Dan
Potter's KOS code - ie it loads and runs some basic ARM7 code that drives
the DC's sound processor and controls that through polling.
The driver is written to comply with the OSS/Free standard and to get it to
run you need to compile the OSS soundcore.o module - this is available from
the linuxsh CVS as well as many other places.
Be careful about compiling the rest of the OSS stuff - on my kernel
(2.4.10-pre6) the DMA code appears to cause real problems.
You may also need to export a couple of additional variable from the kerenel
(I did, but can't speak for other versions of the kernel).
Performance....
Seems fine with 8 and 16 bit mono, but is a little bit jerky with stereo and
complex code (eg MP3s).
I have been able to compile SoX and MAD and play sounds with both (though
only one MP3 so far with MAD).
Sound from PRBOOM (but not MIDI music) seems also to work.
What next...
Marcus Brown is working on DMA which should greatly improve performance.
So no one should regard this as an opportunity to do anything other than to
test a pre-release version of the code.
Please feel free to let me know what problems or comments you have.
--
Adrian McMenamin
adrian@mcmen.demon.co.uk
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From: nikhil@free.house.cx (Nick Hill)
Subject: SMSTerm 0.2
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:40:25 CST
SMSTerm is an application which allows you to communicate with your
computer thru SMS from anywhere. It uses the ICQ2000 protocol to
send/recieve SMS'es.
It launches a shell on a pty, and serves as a bridge between a GSM
mobile phone, and your computer. All data sent to it is sent unaltered
to the spawned shell, and all the output from the shell is sent to the
GSM mobile phone. Its useful for performing some remote administration
systems, especially from areas, where you dont have a connection to
the Internet.
look it up at::
http://freshmeat.net/projects/smsterm/
if you have any comments/suggestions, please send them to:
<nikhilwiz at yahoo dot com>
thanx!
Nikhil.
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From: sood aaditya <alpha@tux.reccal.ernet.in>
Subject: The CREC-LUG announcement
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:39:49 CST
Reply-To: sood aaditya <ec98310@matrix.reccal.ernet.in>
This is an announcement about a new LUG in CREC, Kerela, India.
We run a LUG in CREC (Calicut Regional Engineering College, Kerela,
India) called CREC-LUG. Although there have been Linux users in the
college since about 1995, paradoxically the LUG was founded in Nov 2001!
That partly explains why we haven't had any meetings yet, the other
reason being the exams :-/.
The DNS to our server (called tux.reccal.ernet.in) is shaky and slow
(almost like the whole ERNET), so the site better be accessed at the IP
address. Mail however would come through.
Lug Name : CREC-LUG
Co-ordinator : aaditya sood <ec98310 at matrix.reccal.ernet.in>
Mailing List Url: http://202.41.105.20/mailman/listinfo/lug
Mailing List Subscribe : <lug-request at tux.reccal.ernet.in> or from the Mailing list Url
Mailing List Archives : http://202.41.105.20/pipermail/lug
Lug Website : http://202.41.105.20/
First Meeting : Sometime in Jan 2002
Local Resources : A mailing list+website+~150 people:)
So any of the alumni of the college, anyone near Calicut (or anyone
at all:)) is invited to join. Just send a mail to me for more info.
Happy hacking!
--
sood aaditya
MIPS:
Meaningless Indicator of Processor Speed
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From: seemanta_18@yahoo.com (seemanta dutta)
Subject: starting a new ILUG at jaipur,rajasthan,india
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:40:33 CST
hello all linux gurus,
we are students of reginal engineering college jaipur who are *very*
much interested in setting up an ILUG here in jaipur because there is
not even a single one in the whole of rajasthan province...
we are going by what has been written in the faq for seting up
LUGs...
so this is one of the steps involved in setting up a new LUG....
we shall also try to get in touch with somebody from the nearest LUG
that is New delhi for us..
so all linux gurus out there...please help us in our endeabvours of
popularising linux in india...
local cybercafes have already been contacted...we are on the look out
for some meeting place which shall be arranged soon..
yours faithfully
linux-freaks,
regional engineering college jaipur,india
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From: Benoit Rouits <brouits@free.fr>
Subject: libspopc a pop3 client library
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:40:41 CST
hello !
just a few words about libspopc:
libspopc is a pop3 client library released under the LGPL.
libspopc born at christmas day 2001 to help me to make a
little pop3 client that retrieves only mails that I WANT
and deletes those i don't want without downloading them.
( usefull when you've got a slow modem )
libspopc is now version 0.2.1 and offers a high level API
(no need to know what a socket is !!)
i know i could use well known fetchmail but it was a pleasure to
code libspopc.
download libspopc at http://brouits.free.fr/libspopc
who wants to debianize/RPMize it ?
cheers,
Ben
--
http://brouits.free.fr/libspopc
<brouits@free.fr>
ICQ #145294907
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From: "Miles Gillham" <miles@snapgear.com>
Subject: [Press Release] New USB/PCMCIA Reference Platform for Embedded Linux
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:40:41 CST
http://www.secureedge.net/news20011221.html
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - December 21, 2001 - SnapGear Inc, a leading supplier
of consumer VPN Router appliances and OEM custom design solutions has
developed a new reference platform that brings together USB, PCMCIA, WAN,
LAN, and serial connectivity in a single powerful appliance design.
The platform, known as an SE2900, is a highly integrated reference platform
in a single board design that has two 10/100BaseT ethernet ports, two USB
host ports (compliant with OHCI specifications), RS-232 port. The PCMCIA
slot works with traditional 16-bit PC Cards as well as the 32-bit 33 MHz
CardBus, accomodating Type I/II/III PCMCIA cards. The board has JTAG
interface support primarily intended for AMD's JTAG software debugger.
Powered by the Linux 2.4.10 kernel the board can be configured with 8MB or
16MB of Flash, 1MB of Boot Flash, 64MB of SDRAM, and uses an AMD SC520
processor running at 133MHz.
Chief Software Wizard, Greg Ungerer, said: "Basic board bring-up only took a
day or so and we were able to use standard kernel drivers so it was largely
just a configuration issue. Then we really needed a way of demonstrating the
versatility of the board and that's where we had some fun". Using a regular
USB camera, PCMCIA wireless LAN card, and standard Linux tools the unit was
quickly set up as a mobile, streaming-video web server.
Ungerer said: "We just attached a battery to it and walked around outside
the building while friends and co-workers watched through their desktop web
browsers. Next time we'll add a USB audio input source to the other USB port
and we can give walking tours of the area to people over the Internet!".
The board presented considerable design challenges in being able to
integrate so many PCI devices cleanly and in a small form factor.
Availability
The SE2900 Reference Platform is available immediately. For further
information on the SE2900 USB/PCMCIA design please visit
http://www.secureedge.net/products.html. Hi-res photo available from
http://www.secureedge.net/images/se29001073x681.jpg
About SnapGear, Inc.
SnapGear Inc produces the popular SnapGear VPN Routers along with SecureEdge
custom design solutions. SnapGear Inc has produced turnkey development,
design, and even manufacturing and fulfillment services for large blue-chip
companies. SnapGear solutions are characterised by affordability, tight
integration, and design ingenuity. Recent examples include a sport/racing
control terminal, an advanced VPN gateway router, and a network access point
connecting petrol bowsers to the Internet. For more information on SnapGear
please visit http://www.snapgear.com. For more information on SecureEdge
reference designs and services please visit http://www.secureedge.net
###
Press only, contact:
SnapGear
Bob Waldie / Miles Gillham
E-mail: press@snapgear.com
--
Miles Gillham
VP Marketing, SnapGear Inc
miles@snapgear.com, http://www.snapgear.com
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From: Frederick Noronha <fred@bytesforall.org>
Subject: New group in India to discuss Zope and Python...
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:40:49 CST
Welcome to the mailing list of the Indian Zope and Python
User Group. Please take a moment to review this message.
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To see and modify all of your groups, go to
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From: alavoor <alavoor@yahoo.com>
Subject: World's Most popular Linux Site!!
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:41:17 CST
Hello:
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which are using or want to use Linux.
Visit http://www.aldev.8m.com
It is expected that in near future the traffic to this
site will increase multi-fold.
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From: sales <sales@difooon.com>
Subject: RE COMMERCIAL: Intel dual PIII 1Ghz server
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:41:17 CST
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From: Daniel Tasch <taschda@dmapub.dma.org>
Subject: LOCAL: Dayton OH UNIX/Linux meeting, 1st thursday
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:41:25 CST
The UNIX/Linux Special Interest Group of the Dayton Microcomputer
Association meets on the first thursday of evey month. The meeting is held
at the DMA office at 119 Valley St in Dayton at 7:00 pm.
Visitors and new users are always welcome.
For additional information contact:
Tony Snyder
snydert@dmapub.dma.org
937-275-7913
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From: Frederick Noronha <fred@bytesforall.org>
Subject: FEATURE: The Penguin goes to school... in India
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:41:25 CST
THE PENGUIN GOES TO SCHOOL: LINUX TO DEBUT IN CLASSROOMS IN INDIAN REGION
By Frederick Noronha
fred@bytesforall.org
GOA, India. Dec 27 -- After struggling for years to get access to
non-pirated software to run their computer labs, schools in the western
coastal state of Goa, in India, have hit a bonanza that seems too good to
be true.
Red Had India, part of a prominent global corporation dealing in 'open
source' or 'free' software, has come up with an innovative plan, which was
promptly seized by volunteers pushing for the speedy computerisation of
schools here. Under this, schools will get access not just all the software
they need, but also to free training for teachers and volunteers.
Goa is a former Portuguese colony on the west coast of India. It has a
populatin of 1.35 million and an area of 3700 sq.km.
What makes this project innovatively different is that it's based on Linux,
or GNU/Linux, an operating system (OS) which seeks to make the software
industry 'open'.
'Free software' means it is freely distributable and free of restrictions on
seeing, using, copying, modifying and re-distributing the original source code
or software based on it. This, in turn, makes the software moderately or
affordably priced, even in countries like India, and legally copyable.
In a few weeks time, volunteers are to get training in a project that could
sustainably meet schools' software needs.
Young Linux enthusiasts and volunteers -- including some engineering college
students -- will be trained in installing the software. Later, Red Hat and
their training partners are to train teachers in using this decade-old
operating system which is now making a dent across the globe.
Red Hat Indian training manager Shankar Iyer told this correspondent that
his firm would provide Linux as a standard operating system (OS) for schools
in Goa. "In this process, Red Hat and an NGO (Goa Computers in Schools
Project) have come together for a social cause," said Iyer.
The Goa Computers in Schools Project is a coalition of educationists,
concerned citizens and expat Goans who feel the need to speeding up the pace
of computer education in this small state. It was launched in the
mid-nineties, and has been both inspiring and helping schools to get
computer infrastructure faster. It has also raised funds among expat
communities towards this goal.
By this understanding, the Goa Computers in Schools Project will work to
implement the project here, while Red Hat India will provide training to
teachers and volunteers at its own cost.
Red Hat's approach is to 'catch them young', and agrees that introducing
students to 'free' computer operating systems like its own at the school
level itself could help build an edge over proprietorial software like
Windows which currently dominates the desktop segment worldwide.
Currently, a project of this type is unique for India, where schools have
been struggling with un-affordable software prices. "Red Hat is willing to
extend it across the country (without any financial implications for the
schools)," said Iyer.
"The concept of open source and its advantages of having the source code in
hand, will be of great advantage for children. Schools and parents will not
be burdened with high investments, on regular intervals. School also need
not keep spending on upgrading its machines on a regular basis," Red Hat's
Iyer contended.
Daryl Martyris, a US-based expat management consultant with
PriceWaterHouseCoopers and key GCSP campaigner, told this correspondent: "We
have been trying very hard over the last two years to persuade Microsoft to
donate OS software and MS Office or sell it at concessional rates."
But this didn't work. "Since the (once-used US) computers we ship are
"wiped" of their OS by the donors for liability reasons, and do not want to
encourage piracy of MS products, we have started to ship Linux OS
installation kits with the computers," said Martyris.
So, the Red Hat India offer to provide free training came as a bonanza.
"Training for our volunteers and support to the schools is very tempting,
since it complements our efforts in this direction," said Martyris.
Red Hat India told this correspondent that it has drawn up a complete
schedule to train the volunteers, starting from January 2002. The cost of
the training would be estimated to about Rs 150,000, according to Red Hat
India's Shankar Iyer.
But this figure hides another reality -- non-pirated proprietorial software
needed to run on just the 360 computers that are being shipped into Goa
would cost millions.
"This is a very good initiative," commented Dr Gurunandan Bhat, till
recently head of Goa University's computer science department. "The spread
of (useful open source technologies like) Linux depends on how quickly we
take it across to schools," he added.
But Bhat cautioned that the effort's project would hinge on building up a
"stable group of volunteers" and this is where NGOs could play an important
role in making things possible. ~
Red Hat India suggested that if this project took off well in Goa, it could
be replicated in other places across India, considered by some as a
software-superpower in the making, but which ironically often can't afford
prices of 'legal' proprietary software for its schools.
But implementing this project is not going to be easy. Larger, more
ambitious, attempts have faced glitches.
For instance, in 1998, the Mexican government embarked on an ambitious
attempt to equip its vast and under-funded school system with computers
running the free operating system GNU/Linux. It expected to save up to $124
million in software licenses, and part of this could go to buy computer
hardware for some 126,000 public schools.
Mexico's RedEscolar project inspired Brazil and Argentina, but "fewer than
20" out of 4500 schools could run GNU/Linux machines, primarily due to a
lack of support, both technical and political.
Besides a chronic scarcity of personnel familiar with GNU/Linux, a lack of
compatible hardware also caused roadblocks in plans.
Goa-based GCSP representative Anit Saxena admits that the job ahead poses
some daunting tasks, but says efforts are on to make it work. "Getting
things done in Goa can take time," he says.
One other problem that the proponents of 'free software' would face is the
Goa Board syllabus, which currently lays down that particular Microsoft
products have to be taught to students.
But efforts are on to make the syllabus 'brand-neutral', so that concepts
can be taught to students, instead of focussing on familiarity with
particular software products. Linux proponents point out that all tasks
needed to be undertaken by computer users and software programmers can be
easily done using 'free' and 'open' software tools too.
GNU/Linux software has won praise from techies across the globe. It is
particularly apt for running 'server' computers. Of late, major Linux
packages (called 'distributions') have become more user friendly, even for
desktop-computer users.
But compatibility with some printers, scanners, fax machines and sound-cards
has been an issue with some distributions of Linux. Installation is somewhat
more difficult than a Windows OS, though experts say once everything
everything is running, day-to-day use of Linux and open source applications
is not much different from using Windows.
In some schools in Goa -- like the elite Sharada Mandir outside Panaji --
piracy-free Linux software has already been installed in the school lab. "We
are keen to employ Linux solutions too," says Ashwin D.Naik, a UK-educated
engineer and management expert, whose family-run trust runs the Adarsh
Vidyalaya School in the South Goa town of Margao.
Meanwhile, the Goa Computers in Schools Project has announced that the duty
waiver for the import of once-used computers has come through. Some 360
computers are expected to be shipped in, to reach schools across the state.
(ENDS)
--
Frederick Noronha * Freelance Journalist * Goa * India
BYTESFORALL www.bytesforall.org * GOAPIX www.goacom.com/wallpapers/
GOARESEARCH www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/1503 * NEWS www.goacom.com/news/
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From: Jean-Marc Lienher <oksid@bluewin.ch>
Subject: XD640: A new X desktop project
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 14:41:56 CST
Hello,
XD640 is a new GPL desktop environment for XFree 3.3.X and later.
Home page : http://www.oksid.ch/xd640/index.html
XD640 is based on well known public standards :
- C++ : object oriented programming language.
- UTF-8 : the ASCII compatible Unicode text encoding.
- HTML/XML : the web rich text file format.
- Xdnd : the Drag'n'Drop protocol used by KDE and GNOME
- Uncompressd GIF : a patent workaround for the simple
picture file format.
- FLTK : a simple C++ widget library.
XD640's goal is to provide a set of small graphical applications.
Our target machine is a i486 66MHz with 16MB of main memory.
When possible we will be compatible with recent M$ Office products.
(Since they use XML file format, it will be easier).
Since XD640 uses UTF-8 strings it is fully internationalized.
(Right-to_left strings are only supported in XHTML text widgets
but not in other widgets).
Planned applications:
- file manager (FLFM http://www.oksid.ch/flfm/ )
- XHTML web browser
- mail client
- news client
- plain text editor
- word processor (Flwriter http://www.oksid.ch/flwriter/ )
- spread sheet editor
- picture editor
- ppp dialer
There is no specific XD640 window manager, we use FVWM as the
reference.
Comments are welcome on the mailing list : mailto:xd640@oksid.ch
Regards,
Jean-Marc Lienher
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mailto:oksid@bluewin.ch
http://www.oksid.ch
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