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July 1999 <I>Linux Journal</I>
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<P>
The July issue of <A HREF="http://www.linuxjournal.com/"><I>Linux
Journal</I></A> will be hitting the newsstands June 11.
This issue focuses on Science and Engineering. Feature articles include
"Archaeology and GIS", "SCEPTRE: Simulation of Nonliear Electric Circuits",
Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator" and "Real-Time Geophysics Using Linux".
Also included are an article by Dan York on "Building a Linux Certification
Program, one by Jon "maddog" Hall about his visit to Fermi Labs at Spring
COMDEX and an interview with Dev Mazumdar and Hannu Savolainen of 4Front
Technolgies.
<I>Linux Journal</I> now has articles that appear "Strictly On-Line".
Check out the Table of Contents at
<A HREF="http://www.linuxjournal.com/issue62/index.html">
http://www.linuxjournal.com/issue62/index.html</A> for articles in this
issue as well as links to the on-line articles.
To subscribe to <I>Linux Journal</I>, go to <A
HREF="http://www.linuxjournal.com/ljsubsorder.html">
http://www.linuxjournal.com/ljsubsorder.html</A>.
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<font color="green">
For Subcribers Only</font>: <I>Linux Journal</I> archives are now available
on-line at <A
HREF="http://interactive.linuxjournal.com">http://interactive.linuxjournal.com/</A>
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1999 USENIX Annual Technical Conference
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June 6-11, 1999 -- Monterey Conference Center, Monterey, California
<P> The Keynote will be by John Ousterhout, creator of Tcl/TK, speaking on a
fundamental shift in software development to applications created by
extending existing applications, protocols, frameworks, and devices.
<P> The FREENIX track is devoted to high-level technical discussion of open
source software. Peer-refereed papers, expert talks, and evening sessions
will be led by leading OSS developers including Linus Torvalds, Kirk
McKusick, Theodore Ts'o, Theo de Raadt, and Robert J. Chassell for Free
Software Foundation/GNU. (Richard Stallman had planned to lead a BoF but
will be in Turkey on FSF business.)
<P> Web site: <A HREF=http://www.usenix.org/events/usenix99>
http://www.usenix.org/events/usenix99</A>
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2000 USENIX Annual Technical Conference: Call For Papers
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June 18-23, 2000 -- San Diego, California
<P>
The Program Chair, Christopher Small, Lucent Technologies-Bell Labs, and
the Program Committee seeks to bring together the broad advanced computing
community under a single roof to share the results of the latest and best
work, find points of common interest and perspective, and develop new ideas
that cross and break boundaries. They invite your submission of original
and innovative papers. Invited Talk proposals and suggestions and
proposals of tutorials are also very welcome.
<P>
Paper submissions are due November 29, 1999.
<P>
See <A HREF=http://www.usenix.org/events/sec99/cfp.html>
http://www.usenix.org/events/sec99/cfp.html</A>.
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Linux support in Indonesia
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PT Cakram DataLingga Duaribu has announced it's first commercial Linux support
in Bogor, West Java, INDONESIA. The support includes Linux consultation
service, Home PC pre-installed with RedHat Linux, Linux Servers with special
configurations.
<P>
For more information, contact <A HREF=http://cdl2000.or.id/linux.html>
http://cdl2000.or.id/linux.html</A> or
<A HREF=mailto:linux-support@cdl2000.or.id>linux-support@cdl2000.or.id</A>.
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Linux 3D Gaming Initiative looking for volunteers
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The Linux 3D Gaming Initiative (<A HREF=http://www.linux3d.net>
http://www.linux3d.net</A>) is a pro-bono community resource project initiated
by Full On 3D (<A HREF=http://www.fullon3d.com>http://www.fullon3d.com</A>).
It is open to and depending on contributors from all sorts of hardware and
gaming websites..
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Voluteers needed:
<UL>
<LI> Linux gurus of many shades, especially XServer and OpenGL=20
<LI> networking under Linux ( LAN setup, internet, etc... )
<LI> 3D theory and application
<LI> Graphic artist(s)
<LI> News hunters/updaters - this is a daily work, little HTML
knowledge is needed
<LI> Forum moderators
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Linux Administrators Security Guide 0.1.0
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<P>
<A HREF=https://www.seifried.org/lasg/>https://www.seifried.org/lasg/</A><BR>
150+ pages, Adobe Acrobat format. An https:-capable browser is required for
download (This means a browser that can view secure webpages, such as recent
versions of Netscape or Internet Explorer.)
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There is an LASG FAQ in HTML format, but https: is still required.<BR>
<A HREF=https://www.seifried.org/lasg/lasg-faq.html>
https://www.seifried.org/lasg/lasg-faq.html</A>.
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sourceXchange: Software-Development Model of the Future
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More than just a job-posting or recruiting Web site, sourceXchange is
the industry's first vehicle to manage the open-source development
process that protects the interests of both corporate sponsors and
open-source developers.
<P>
The sourceXchange is a Web site that maintains a database of all
published project RFPs posted by corporate sponsors, registers
open-source developers and their teams, manages RFP responses from the
developer community, and manages payment. It also will incorporate
peer review and project milestones to ensure quality and reliability of
each development project.
<P>
SourceXchange, an affiliate of O'Reilly &amp; Associates, was founded in
conjunction with HP, the founding sponsor. The two companies plan to
launch the service in early summer with an array of open-source
development projects from HP that expand its commitment to open-source
technologies. Pending a successful beta launch in July, sourceXchange
will accept projects from other enterprise sponsors.
<P>
See <A HREF=http://www.sourcexchange.com>www.sourcexchange.com</A> for
details.
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Cosource.com: another service to fund Open Source development
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Redmond, WA -- Veriteam, Inc., today announced the launch of their
web-based service, Cosource.com (
<A HREF=http://www.cosource.com>www.cosource.com</A>), which will
enable users of Open Source Software to directly influence the
development of Open Source Projects.
<P>
Cosource.com will launch the beta-testing phase of their service on
June 1, 1999. During the beta-testing phase, registered sponsors will
nominate seed projects for development by Open Source developers, while
programmers will register as potential developers of sponsored
projects. After the beta phase, Cosource.com will begin accepting
sponsorships for specific projects from consumers of Open Source
Software.
<P>
Cosource.com allows individuals to offer financial rewards to
developers of Open Source Projects in exchange for creating software
that meets the individuals' needs. On the web site, a database records
the specifications and initial sponsorship amount offered for a
project. After the initial sponsorship, other sponsors can easily add
their sponsorship amounts to the project, thus increasing the bounty
offered for the project.
<P>
Once a significant bounty has accrued, developers bid for the right to
produce the software according to the specifications detailed by the
project's sponsors. The Staff at Cosource.com coordinate the interface
between the sponsors and developers, making sure the needs of the
sponsors are met and the developers are paid for their efforts.
Sponsors make their payments via a secure credit card payment system,
and the developer is paid with one check issued by Cosource.com.
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O'Reilly "Open-Sources" <EM?OpenSources: Voices From the Revolution</EM>
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<P>
Sebastopol, CA-O'Reilly &amp; Associates announced today that they a
are making the entire new book, <EM>?OpenSources: Voices From the
Open Source Revolution</EM> freely available (or "open-sourced")
on their
<A HREF=http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/opensources/book/toc.html>
web site</A>.
<EM>Open Sources</EM> is a collection of essays that offer insight into
how the Open Source movement works, why it succeeds, and
where it is going.
<P>
<EM>OpenSources</EM>, published in January 1999, has earned considerable
critical acclaim. In "OpenSources", Open Source pioneers such as Brian
Belendorf (Apache), Scott Bradner (Internet Engineering Task Force),
Jim Hamerly (Netscape), Kirk McKusick (Berkeley Unix), Tim O'Reilly
(O'Reilly &amp; Associates), Tom Paquin (mozilla.org.), Bruce Peren (Open
Source Initiative), Eric Raymond (Open Source Initiative), Richard
Stallman (Free Software Foundation), Michael Tiemann (Cygnus
Solutions), Linus Torvalds (Linux), Paul Vixie (Bind), Larry Wall
(Perl), and Bob Young (Red Hat) share their vision of the Open Source
movement.
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Pacific HiTech and Computer Associates announce Linux partnership
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ISLANDIA, N.Y., and TOKYO, JAPAN, May 18, 1999--Computer Associates
International, Inc. (CA) and Pacific HiTech today announced a partnership
to broaden the acceptance of Linux and Linux-based applications by
corporate users across the Pacific Rim and worldwide.
<P>
Under terms of the agreement, CA and Pacific HiTech will create a unique,
high-value operating system solution that incorporates both Pacific
HiTech's TurboLinux and CA's industry-leading Unicenter TNG management
technology. CA will develop versions of Unicenter TNG and Unicenter TNG
Framework to support TurboLinux, while Pacific HiTech will promote the use
of Unicenter TNG as the premier management solution for its Linux customer
base. The companies have also agreed to collaborate closely on engineering
multiprocessor clustering and failover support for their respective
solutions.
<P>
Here's the
<A HREF=http://www.cai.com/press/1999/05/ca_pacific_hitech.htm>
full press release</A>.
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Pacific HiTech and IBM
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Pacific HiTech and IBM announced an industry first partnership whereby Pacific
HiTech will ship IBM's DB2 Universal Database with its Linux Operating
Suite, TurboLinux.
<P>
Pacific HiTech will sell its TurboLinux products integrated with IBM
middleware - beginning with DB2 Universal Database - through its channels in
Asia and North America.
<P>
Also announced today was the largest deployment to date of IBM NetFinity
servers running Linux. The deployment, which took place at Kyoto Sangyo
University, a leading university based in Kyoto, Japan, involves more than
600 IBM NetFinity 3000 servers running on Pacific HiTech's TurboLinux
workstation. The installation of this technology will enable the
university's students, faculty and researchers to run both the TurboLinux
workstation and Microsoft Windows NT operating systems on a single network.
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Intel and H-P: Linux on Merced
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<P>
Intel and HP have announced that the
Merced program has included Linux as one of the Operating Systems the
chip will be certified on at its release date.
<P>
The announcement is on
<A HREF=http://developer.intel.com/design/processor/future/overview/sld020.htm>
Intel's website</A>.
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USALogin web site revamp (pre-configured Linux systems)
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<P>
USALogin specializes in pre-configured Linux solutions designed to snap into your existing corporate network.
<P>
USALogin's solution will
<UL>
<LI> Protect your network through firewalling
<LI> Manage your REAL-TIME email - both within your office and to the outside world. (yourname@yourcompany.com)
<LI> Host the corporate website (www.yourcompany.com)
<LI> Allow multple users to access the Internet through one telephone line
<LI> Manage the corporate email lists
<LI> Interface seamlessly with Microsoft Outlook, Office and Netscape
</UL>
<P>
The system is complete and installed into your office with a single low monthly cost.
<P>
USALogin's web site is <A HREF=http://www.usalogin.net>www.usalogin.net</A>.
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CTiTEK replaced Windows NT with Linux on a client's webserver
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Chesterfield, MO - May 18, 1999 - CTiTEK Inc.
<P>
"This is the fourth Linux installation in two months. Others consisted of
firewalls and Email servers.
<P>
An estimated $2,000 - $10,000 annual savings can be realized when switching to
a Linux server. (Includes labor, hardware, and software savings).
<P>
A Microsoft FrontPage error on an Email form was the last straw that caused
this conversion to Linux.
<P>
Instead of consistent errors and copious amounts of time spent on Microsoft's
software undocumented 'issues', it was decided to rebuild the system into a
Linux machine.
<P>
It all started by using Windows NT with Option Pack 4 to run multiple web sites
one year ago. The customer wanted to run several websites on one machine, so
Windows NT with Option Pack 4 was used.
<P>
Today it became necessary to run an Email Form (an area on the website that one
can fill-in and the info is sent by email to someone in the company) on the
website, and FrontPage was used to keep everything in the MS 'family'.
Unfortunately the FrontPage Email Form did not work properly with the
webserver. After spending countless hours trying to solve the problem,
including several calls to Microsoft, we realized that the Windows NT Operating
system will have to be rebuilt with the latest version of the Management
Console (An uninstall and installation of the latest option pack did not work).
<P>
We selected Linux because it is a robust, free Operating System (benchmark
tests with reputable magazines indicate a minimum 75% higher performance).
<P>
TRADEMARKS. Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, and/or other Microsoft products
referenced herein are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft."
<P>
CiTEK's website is <A HREF=http://www.citek.com>www.citek.com</A>.
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Alpha Processor, Inc. joins Linux International
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<P>
LINUX EXPO, Raleigh, NC, May 19, 1999 - Alpha Processor, Inc. (API), the
leading provider of the world's fastest 64-bit microprocessor and related
technologies, today announced it has joined the non-profit Linux
International organization, formally pledging its continued commitment to
support application development for the Linux operating system.
<P>
"In becoming a member of Linux International, API joins industry
forerunners dedicated to the mass acceptance of Linux," said Jon "Maddog"
Hall, executive director of Linux International. "Offering today's leading
high-performance platform for Linux, API is an ideal candidate for
membership. This symbol of API's commitment to growing this market
undoubtedly will inspire innovations throughout the Linux community."
<P>
API is committed to developing enabling technologies to speed adoption and
growth of applications built on the Alpha Linux platform. Alpha's superior
speed, performance and reliability make it a natural environment for Linux.
API's marketing and engineering partnerships and industry standard platform
price points are expected to expand Alpha's share in this growing market.
<P>
The company's website is
<A HREF=http://www.alpha-processor.com>www.alpha-processor.com</A>.
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Magic Software announces the "Magic for Linux Really Cool Contest"
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<P>
IRVINE, CA (May 20, 1999) -- Magic Software Enterprises (NASDAQ: MGIC)
announced today that it will award a free 10-day cruise for two to
Antarctica to the developer who builds the best e-commerce solution for
the Linux platform using Magic, the company's highly productive
development technology. The contest, titled "The Magic for Linux Really
Cool Conte st", runs from May 20, 1999 through October 15, 1999, with all
entry forms d ue no later than September 30, 1999. Complete details on
the contest can be obtained through the company's web site,
<A HREF=http://www.magic-sw.com>www.magic-sw.com</A>.
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Ardent Software delivers key data management software for Red Hat Linux
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WESTBORO, Mass., May 20, 1999 - Ardent Software, Inc. (Nasdaq: ARDT), a
leading global data management software company, today announced a
partnership with Red Hat Software, the market leading Linux distributor and
service provider. In partnership with Red Hat, Ardent will port key data
management software tools to Red Hat Linux (RHL), allowing Ardent's
extensive channel of resellers and distributors to make their business
applications available to Red Hat Linux users. Among the Ardent products to
be available on the Red Hat Linux platform are its UniVerse and UniData
relational databases and related development tools, including the System
Builder multi-tier 4GL and RedBack Web OLTP environment.
<P>
Ardent's web site is <A HREF=http://www.ardentsoftware.com>
www.ardentsoftware.com</A>.
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IACT's Freedom of Choice Petition
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<P>
Join us in IACT's Freedom of Choice Petition, to stop the exclusive
pre-installation [bundling or tying] of a single company's software on the
computers sold, bought and used across the world. To bring real choice and
innovation to the PC market, we should be able to buy and sell new
computer systems compatible with Linux and a wide range of software
programs, in any combination.
<P>
Help us send that direct message to the PC companies, by signing and
supporting IACT's Freedom of Choice Petition! We're already getting great
support from the Internet community and from users, programmers and
resellers of Linux, OS/2, Unix, DOS, BeOS, BSD and yes, Windows, too. To
add your name to all of theirs, just use either our on-line form or
regular e-mail. Details are at
<A HREF=http://pages.cthome.net/iact/iaction-freechoice.html>
http://pages.cthome.net/iact/iaction-freechoice.html</A>.
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Linux Links
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<P>
Rasterman explains his departure from Red Hat:
<A HREF="http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=99/05/31/1917240&mode=thread">
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=99/05/31/1917240&mode=thread</A>
<P>
LuCAS: Spanish-language Linux documentation:
<A HREF=http://lucas.hispalinux.es>http://lucas.hispalinux.es</A>
<P>
IBM announces support of four Linux distributions:
<A HREF=http://www.theregister.co.uk/990525-000006.html>
http://www.theregister.co.uk/990525-000006.html</A>.
<P>
<A HREF=news.sco.txt>
SCO's views of Linux and comments on recent press articles
<a name="software"></a>
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Proven dk bookkeeping program
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<P>
May 3, 1999 -- Proven Software,Inc. today released Proven dk, Small Business
Edition. Proven dk is a single-user quick entry bookkeeping
package written specifically for the Linux desktop. The Small
Business Edition is priced at $99 (US). An evaluation copy is available
on the company's website.
<P>
Despite its low price, Proven dk, Small Business Edition is a
comprehensive accounting system which includes Sales Invoicing,
Accounts Receivable, CheckWriter, Accounts Payable, General
Ledger, and Financial Report Generator. This new product provides
the general bookkeeping and accounting essentials for most small
businesses and organizations.
<P>
The company's web site is
<A HREF=http://www.provenacct.com>www.provenacct.com</A>.
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EasyCopy: printing and scanning prorgrams for CAD-related industries
</font>
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<P>
SAN JOSE, Calif., April, 1999 - AutoGraph International
(AGI) debuted EasyCopy 6.0 at the COE TechniFair with a
scheduled late May release to the marketplace. EasyCopy 6.0
is a major rewrite of AGI's flagship, EasyCopy/X, which has
an installed base of more than 150,000 users worldwide. With
this new generation EasyCopy has taken a major step from a
printing solution to a flexible set of image communication
tools.
<P>
The company says EasyCopy, EasyConvert, EasyCopy/Page, EasyCopy/Scan and
EasyCopy/Graphics run on Linux. Pricing of EasyCopy begins at $395.
<P>
The company's URL is <A HREF=http://www.augrin.dk>http://www.augrin.dk</A>.
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Other Products
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<P>
Harlequin Lispworks Beta for Red Hat on Intel (Common Lisp implementation):
<A HREF=http://www.harlequin.com/devtools/lisp>http://www.harlequin.com/devtools/lisp</A>.
<P>
/BriefCase 3.0 Released as OpenSource (Software Configuration Management
solution):
<A HREF=http://www.applied-cs-inc.com/>
http://www.applied-cs-inc.com/</A>.
<P>
Sylvan Prometric to Deliver New Linux Certification Tests:<BR>
Information about the Sair Linux training and certification
program: <a href="http://www.linuxcertification.org/">www.linuxcertification.org</a><BR>
Locations of Sylvan APTCs:
<a href="http://www.sylvanprometric.com/">www.sylvanprometric.com</a>
<P>
Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc. (ICS) has released its flagship product, Builder Xcessory (BX PRO(tm)), is now
available for SuSE Linux. The press release is at
<A HREF=http://www.ics.com/about/whatshot/press_releases/bxlinux-suse.html>
http://www.ics.com/about/whatshot/press_releases/bxlinux-suse.html</A>.
This is a WSYWIG integrated development environment.
<P>
Metroworks Code Warrior software development tool has been
ported to Red Hat.
<A HREF=http://www.metroworks.com>http://www.metroworks.com</A>.
<P>
Web-4M(tm) 2.5 provides a comprehensive collaboration/groupware environment for
Linux. The Web-4M server supports email, news, phone, the Browseable Document
Library(tm), the Interactive Slide Show(tm), audio conferencing, chat, a white
board, a calendar, scheduler and more. The Web-4M server runs under Linux and
other platforms in conjunction with the Apache web server. Clients can be Linux
or any platform that supports a Java-compliant web browser.
<A HREF=http://www.jdhtech.com>http://www.jdhtech.com</A>.
<P>
SuperAnt releases Linux Security CD-ROM:
<A HREF=http://www.superant.com>http://www.superant.com</A>.
<P>
VariCAD professional CAD system:
<A HREF=http://www.varicad.com>www.varicad.com</A>.
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