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Source: Misc. Gadgets

Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
Happy final minute of Valentine's Day; we hope you
all had as much fun with your sweethearts as we did spending the day reading about gadgets and then writing about
gadgets. We did find some time to record a special version of the Podcast, where gurus of both tech and romance Peter
and Ryan take love-themed questions from the 1-888-ENGADGET voicemail, and reveal some juicy personal tidbits to boot.
Plus, new writer Will O'Brien posted a great HDTV scaling how-to, we saw the company formerly known as PalmSource fully
embrace Linux, and we even hit you off with the regular Tuesday podcast because, well, we love you.Features

Engadget Podcast 068 - 02.14.06
Engadget Lovecast 069 - 02.14.06
Engadget Mobile's 30 days of cellphone
giveaways
How-To: Scale video for better
HDTV viewing

News

MovieBeam is back, and this time in hi-def
Keepin' it real fake, part XX: the
EZIO MB330 "Premini"
Motorola Q to go UMTS
Panasonic's Toughbook Wireless Display
thin-client
Corgi's bumpin' iCar speakers
RIAA sez no reselling preloaded iPods
Palm OS 5, RIP. Access Linux
Platform (ALP), hello beautiful!
Panasonic's new DMC-FX01 and DMC-TZ1 digicams

Atarimax's ColecoVision 128-in-1 Flash
MultiCart
MacBook Pros get processor bump, tops at 2.16GHz

Aigo MP-P335 and P838 Linux-based
PMPs with DMB and GPS
Elecom's 4GB 0.85-inch HDD thumb drive
Fujifilm's F650, A600, and F30 six megapixel
digicams
NEC VoToL 30GB PMP
Nokia's got 770 followups in the works
Sony offers firmware upgrade for
400,000 TVs on the fritz
Fujitsu Lifebook N3530 Core Duo MCE laptop
New 17 and 19-inch LCDs from Dell --
the 1907FP and 1707FP
RFID to help women pick makeup

Microsoft to issue patch for Core Duo
power glitch
US, Canadian Olympic skiers get skintight
armor
Slime-powered robots slithering your
way
Sony Ericsson's HBH-DS970
stereo Bluetooth headset with remote
LabelFlash vs. LightScribe: Tom's goes for the
burn
Skype's backup business model:
Candy!

Rumors

Apple docks Mac mini iPod dock?
Apple's OS X 10.4.4 for Intel already cracked?
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Source: createdigitalmusic.com

DIYers, ready to dive into multichannel and streaming audio? nSLAM is an open-source suite for creating your own streaming, multichannel audio applications. Sample apps (like the one shown below) and online help are included to get you started, and the "jimmies" low-level DSP objects have been broadly updated in this release for the geekiest audio gurus. It's free, and it runs on Mac OS X and Linux. (Some of the underlying objects have been compiled for Windows, too, but apparently not the full release. Presumably you can compile for Windows if you need to; not sure there.)

The latest version of the environment runs in the free Pure Data programming environment, but a fully updated version for Max/MSP is on its way, too. (It's always nice to me to see folks supporting both -- keep it up, gang.) I've heard good things about the jimmies, which go back over a decade, and this project in general. I finally have a piece to try them out on, so I'll report back!
This terrific free project comes to us by way of Canada's Society for Arts and Technology. It's enough to make you shout "Go, Canada!" watching the Turino Winter Olympics, eh?.


Source: The Register

3GSM Garnet successor due by year-end



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Source: What's New Now

Win an Amazing Lego PC that Actually Works

The next issue of PC Magazine--you know, the old dead tree
version--has an amazing PC on the front cover. It's made
entirely out of Lego bricks by master builder Nathan Sawaya.
But even cooler than a Lego PC is the fact that we're giving it
away--and you can win it. Wonder how we built a Lego PC?
Check out our story, photos and even a video, and then enter
our contest to win the PC directly!






Cool Digital Camera Projects

Want to learn how to make a pinhole camera? What about the
secrets of taking pictures underwater? We've put together four
cool digital camera projects that you can do today. Move
beyond the basic landscape and people shots and go wild--we
help you figure out how.







Problems with Single-Chip Architecture

With Apple moving to Intel CPUs, there's a real problem brewing
on the desktop, says John C. Dvorak. It's a chip monoculture,
which could well hurt innovation, and cause lemming-like behavior
among manufacturers. But hope is on the horizon, he speculates,
with the new Cell chip possibly balancing the scales. Find out why
he's concerned, and how Cell might be the answer, in his column.











Weatherbug Serves Up Personal Weather Video

It sounds fascinating: a personal video weather forecast tailored
to your zip code. And we've got a story all about it. But I tried
it and it's less than stellar--the canned weather folks are stiff, and
the information is nothing special. It even got my city wrong
when I put my zip code in! But it is a nifty implementation of
database-driven flash video, created on the fly. Read our story
for details, including how to try it yourself. I hope the weather
information is more accurate than the zip-code maps!








Motorola Partners with Microsoft on Phones

Although they now have two phones that work with iTunes,
Motorola also sees a future in Windows Media. At the 3GSM
conference in Barcelona, the company announced a big partnership
with Microsoft, and also rolled out its rumored Linux phone. We've
got details on both the partnership and the Linux phone in our report,
along with what the company is probably saving for the U.S.-based
CTIA show.











12GB Tiny Music Players Coming Soon

You've probably seen the ultrasmall 8-gigabyte music players
from Creative and others. They'll soon be pushing 12GB, as
hard disk supplier Seagate just upped the capacity of the tiny
built-in drives. What else is cool about these drives? Try lower
power consumption, an even smaller size and much more. Our
story has all the details, including why these hard drives might
not end up in phones.









Linux Group Says "Get the Facts" Incorrect

Microsoft has been running a "Get the Facts" campaign about
Linux, saying that the costs of going to the operating system
are actually higher than those of sticking with or adopting
Windows. Now the Linux community is firing back, with
new research that shows a lower TCO for Linux. Is the new
study really "The Truth on Linux Management"? Check out
our story for details, and links to the new study. It looks like
the Microsoft-Linux Battle is just heating up.






Google's Windows App Coming to Linux

Google bought the popular Picasa photo-editing and sharing
program a few years ago, but up until now the program has
only been available on Windows. That's all changing, though,
as a new Linux version is being developed. Is it a port? A new
application? How are they doing it? Our story gives exactly
what's going on and when you'll be able to download a Linux
version for yourself.








Microsoft Will Expand Redmond Headquarters

Wow! A billion dollars for new office space. That's what Microsoft
plans on spending over the next three years to expand its offices
just outside of Seattle. The new office space should hold around
12,000 workers, and will allow Microsoft to staff up for "crucial
new products". Read more about it in our story.








More on My Connected House

Wondering how I get Tivo video to run through my house to
multiple HD sets? I wrote a little about this a few weeks ago,
and got a lot of responses. Well, I don't have a full answer yet,
but I just pulled out one of my favorite products to talk about--it's
a way to move HDMI and DVI (Digital Video Interactive) around
via regular Category 5 cables. Watch me explain and get the
technology working, on the latest DL.TV. Our link takes you to
where you can view either the whole show or just the HDTV/Cat. 5
part on demand.











That's it for today's What's New Now. Remember, you can
always read the same stuff online at the
blog--www.whatsnewnow.com. Or subscribe to the RSS feed.

—Jim Louderback


Source: Gizmodo

The saga of the incredible shrinking drive continues, with Seagate announcing its ST1.3 12GB 1-inch hard drive. Using perpendicular technology, Seagate's drive not only holds 50% more data, but it’s 23% smaller and consumes 30% less power. It's also tough, too, able to survive a 4.5-foot drop onto concrete. This makes it especially well-suited for its target market of mobile devices. Pricing was unavailable, but it's expected to ship in the third quarter of this year.

3GSM 2006: Seagate launches 12GB 1-inch hard drive [Tech Digest]

Selection of Seagate hard drive products [Amazon]
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Source: Gizmodo

Generation MP3 has a piece up (warning: FRENCH) about the Aigo MP-335,which is going to debut at CeBit in March. According to the translation, they claim it uses USB 2.0 and has compatibility with WMA,MPEG-1/2/4, AVI, Divx and text files. The tiny handheld runs off a “Linux type” OS , and is about five inches high. It also bears a strange resemblance to the Sidekick.

There's no price announced yet, nor U.S. availability. Merde.

Nouveaux Aigo MP-P335 et MP-P835 en exclusivit © [GenerationMP3]
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Category: Berry Size: 478.53 MB Status: 1 seeders and no leecher Added: 2006-02-14 19:17:08


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Category: Red Hat Size: 1.18 MB Status: no seeders and no leecher Added: 2006-02-14 17:50:03


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Category: Magic Size: 666.47 MB Status: no seeders and no leecher Added: 2006-02-14 03:58:35


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Source: skolelinux

The first release candidate of Skolelinux 2.0 has been released. According to the comprehensive changelog, all release critical bugs have now been fixed, the new LTSP package has been tested in production environment, and sound support has been added to thin clients. The startup time for the thin .


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Source: berry

A new version of Berry Linux is now available. The latest release of the Fedora-based live CD ships with an upgraded kernel 2.6.15.4 (with SMP support, ndev/udev and bootsplash patches), KDE 3.5.1, Firefox 1.5.0.1 and Thunderbird 1.5. The lightweight Fluxbox window manager has been replaced with what looks .



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Source: Slashdot Org latest news headlines

Deven writes "Computerworld is reporting that Oracle has just acquired Sleepycat Software (makers of the open-source Berkeley DB embedded database) for an undisclosed sum. Having previously acquired Innobase, Oracle is certainly taking a look at diversity."


Source: OSNews

IBM released a new PowerPC 970 workstation: the System p5 185. A 2-way 2.5GHz system with 2GB of RAM and two SCSI drives will set you back $4000 [EUR 3360] without any OS licenses. "The new System p5 185 Express server is our lowest priced system based on the IBM Power Architecture with features designed for excellent and secure performance whether running AIX 5L or Linux applications.


Source: OSNews

It is interesting to read about the problems Mark Shuttleworth faced when he put a 'Team' of intelligent OS developers without a clear leadership or iron-hand.
In his blog he describes the need or urgency for shipping of the product (like MS or MAC, without mentioning names) than developing glowing toys and wait till it is 'done'.


Source: Slashdot Org latest news headlines

An anonymous reader writes "PalmSource revealed details of its Linux-based mobile phone operating system, Tuesday at 3GSM in Barcelona. Codenamed ALP (Access Linux Platform), the architecture supports Palm OS application binaries, Java apps, and native Linux apps. ALP includes a 68K emulation layer capable of running 'properly written' Palm 68K or 'Garnet' application binaries without modification, PalmSource claims. However, devices based on ALP are not expected until next year -- will it be too late for PalmSource and it's parent company ACCESS to gain a foothold in the mobile phone market?"


Source: Slashdot Org latest news headlines

Nate writes "Former Slashdot editor, games programmer and consultant Chris DiBona talks about his new work at Google in a brief interview over at Linux Format. Most notably, DiBona points out that Google wants to follow IBM's lead in not attempting to control open source, and he also highlights the reasons why Google will never be a 100% open source company." From the article: "So I don't see the word 'sponsorship' as being appropriate. Because sponsorship also implies stewardship. We don't want to run open source, that's not who we are. I have to tell you, I've admired how IBM has gone about this. They've for the most part not screwed up: they haven't taken things over, they haven't managed to break anything, they've done a lot of good work. We're not going to use that as a model for what we want to do, because we're different companies, but I really want to get code out there, I don't want just money. Money's not enough."


Source: Slashdot Org latest news headlines

ChocLinux writes "ZDNet is reporting that Daniel Robbins, the founder of Gentoo Linux, has left his job at Microsoft after only eight months. From the article: 'The reason I decided to leave had to do with my specific experiences working in Microsoft's Linux Lab,' says Robbins. 'I wasn't able to work at my full level of technical ability and I found this frustrating'"


Source: OSNews

Sun Microsystems fulfilled a pledge Tuesday to release UltraSparc chip details in an effort to make it easier to bring Linux and versions of BSD Unix to its systems. Sun announced the availability of the specifications in conjunction with this week's Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco, at which Sun President Jonathan Schwartz is delivering the opening keynote speech on Tuesday morning.


Source: OSNews

OpenBinder is the core technology that ex-Be engineers started at Be, Inc. as the "next generation BeOS", finished implementing at PalmSource as one of the key foundations of the Cobalt system, and is now being open-sourced running for Linux. Dianne Hackborn, a legend engineer throughout the BeOS history and later a key engineer in the creation of PalmOS Cobalt, is describing OpenBinder below and then a mini-interview follows. Read more on this exclusive OSNews article


Source: Wired News

The introduction of Access Linux Platform puts the final nail in Palm OS's coffin. Plus: Seagate pumps up capacity for 1-inch hard drives. In Gear Factor.


Source: OSNews

Access subsidiary PalmSource revealed details of its Linux-based mobile phone operating system, Tuesday at 3GSM in Barcelona. Codenamed ALP (Access Linux Platform), the OS aims to provide an integrated, flexible software environment that can run legacy Palm OS application binaries, Java applications, and native Linux applications. The company hopes to begin licensing the ALP SDK to mobile phone hardware and software developers by the end of 2006, and expects to see devices based on it reach consumers in 2007. Content providers, operators, and third-party developers will be able to write native Linux multimedia applications, using included GStreamer and 'optimized' GTK+ libraries.


Source: OSNews

"In issue 77 of Linux Format we have an interview with Chris DiBona - former Slashdot editor, developer, OSS consultant and now Google's open source program manager. Here are a few of the questions we asked Chris, along with his answers."


Source: OSNews

"Every time I've ever spoken with Mark about DLS to ask him if Ubuntu would come to the show and participate, he says the same thing - Ubuntu is hesitant to come to 'The Linspire show'. Now, Mark has never actually been to the Desktop Linux Summit personally, and try as I have to explain to him the history of the show, I can tell he's just not buying it - it seems that there is nothing I can say to change his view that the Summit is and has always been a 'Linspire show'. If Mark Shuttleworth is misinformed, I'm sure others are misinformed as well. So, rather than dodge the controversy that arose four years ago during the birth of the first DLS, I would like to address it head on."


Source: InternetNews

The company gives programmers a chance to write software for the T1
processor.


Source: Slashdot Org latest news headlines

Cocteaustin writes "Today Yahoo! released the Yahoo! User Interface Library. This library is comprised of a number of dynamic HTML utilities and controls for building rich web UIs and Ajax applications. They are made available under an open-source license. In addition, Yahoo! released the Yahoo! Design Pattern Library. This collection of design patterns for Web interaction is intended to provide Web designers prescriptive guidance to help solve common design problems on the Web. Both are free in both senses of the word."


Source: Slashdot Org latest news headlines

skaet writes "DesktopLinux.com reports that Google is working together with CodeWeavers to bring their photo editing and sharing program Picasa, formerly only available on Windows, over to Linux. From the article: 'The program is now in a limited beta test. If this program is successful, other Google applications will be following it to the Linux desktop, sources say. The Linux Picasa implementation includes the full feature set of the Windows Picasa 2.x software. It is not, strictly speaking, a port of Picasa to Linux. Instead, Linux Picasa combines Windows Picasa code and Wine technology to run Windows Picasa on Linux. This, however, will be transparent to Linux users, when they download, install, and run the free program on their systems.'"


Source: OSNews

Google and CodeWeavers are working together to bring Google's popular Windows Picasa photo editing and sharing program to Linux. The program is now in a limited beta test. If this program is successful, other Google applications will be following it to the Linux desktop, sources say. The Linux Picasa implementation includes the full feature set of the Windows Picasa 2.x software. It is not, strictly speaking, a port of Picasa to Linux. Instead, Linux Picasa combines Windows Picasa code and Wine technology to run Windows Picasa on Linux. This, however, will be transparent to Linux users, when they download, install, and run the free program on their systems.



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Source: Computerworld News

Microsoft and open-source software maker SugarCRM said that an upcoming version of SugarCRM software will be optimized for Microsoft's Windows Server operating system and have its source code made available through a Microsoft license.


Source: Computerworld News

Sun hopes the ability to run Linux and other operating systems on UltraSparc T1 will grow the market for its Sparc chip architecture and the servers based on that architecture.


Source: Computerworld News

Oracle has acquired open-source embedded database developer Sleepycat Software for an undisclosed sum.



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Source: Open Source Directory :: OSDir.com

Oracle said on Tuesday that it acquired open-source database company Sleepycat Software for an undisclosed sum.

The database giant said Sleepycat's open-source Berkeley DB database will complement Oracle's existing line of closed-source databases for embedding within applications. The products differ from Oracle's flagship enterprise database software used for general business systems.


Source: Open Source Directory :: OSDir.com

Microsoft and open-source enterprise applications vendor SugarCRM unveiled a technical collaboration Tuesday under which Sugar CRM will release its next customer relationship management suite under the Microsoft Community License.

The agreement is designed to bolster the interoperability between Microsoft Windows Server products and SugarCRM open-source software. The cooperation highlights the pragmatic spirit that has infused some in the open-source movement to move beyond the culture of fervent philosophical objection to proprietary software makers like Microsoft.


Source: Open Source Directory :: OSDir.com

The first day of the Southern California Linux Expo was dedicated to the Open Document Format. All of the speakers at the workshop stressed the importance of an Open Standard to achieve vendor-independence and create conditions where innovation and competition can flourish.

Peter Quinn, the former CIO of Massachusetts, opened the workshop with a summary of the events that surrounded the Massachusetts decision to standardize their document formats. The largest part of the story is familiar to the Groklaw readers, no need to repeat it here. He made it very clear that neither he (nor Massachusetts) were against Microsoft, but that he was just looking for what was best for the commonwealth.


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Source: Open Source Directory :: OSDir.com

Open-source database company MySQL said it has secured $18.5 million in series C funding, a round led by Institutional Venture Partners. The total venture investment in the company, which has operations in Sweden and Cupertino, Calif., is about $39 million.


Source: Open Source Directory :: OSDir.com

I keep getting asked about Google s distribution of Ubuntu , so perhaps this is a good place for me to say that as far as I m aware there is absolutely no truth to the rumour that Google plans to distribute a derivative of Ubuntu as a Google OS. As exciting as that may be for Linux, it wouldn t make sense for Google, and so far they ve been pretty sensible about their projects.



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Source: CIO Today

As open-source databases have grown in popularity among large enterprises, many CIOs have taken a closer look at the savings associated with switching to these noncommercial alternatives.



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Source: Linux Today

Okay. So Oracle is now the proud owner of Sleepycat. Yes, another open-sourcey company acquired by a blatant capitalist


Source: Linux Today

Sun Microsystems fulfilled a pledge Tuesday to release UltraSparc chip details in an effort to make it easier to bring Linux and versions of BSD Unix to its systems


Source: Linux Today

PalmSource today unveiled its future OS as the Access Linux Platform (ALP), and this time it really means it


Source: Linux Today

We are very excited to incorporate LumenVox's Linux version of their Speech Engine into our SpeechBridge(TM) appliance


Source: Linux Voodoo


Source: Linux Today

In the increasingly Microsoft-dominated land of law firms, Linux deployments remain just about nil, but security appliances are starting to stand out as one exception, according to attorneys and IT folks attending LegalTech


Source: Linux Today

Google and CodeWeavers Inc. are working together to bring Google's popular Windows Picasa photo editing and sharing program to Linux


Source: Linux Weekly News


Source: Linux Today

Daniel Robbins, the founder and former chief architect of the Gentoo Linux project, has quit his job at Microsoft


Source: Linux Weekly News


Source: Linux Today

Calendaring software, and in particular Microsoft Outlook, is frequently cited as a killer app that keeps would-be Linux users on Windows


Source: Linux Today

Oracle has said that it has added Berkeley DB to its embedded database product line


Source: Linux Today

If you are thinking about installing Linux on your servers, Hewlett-Packard Co has just made it easier to choose and deploy Novell Inc's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server on the ProLiant



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Source: Mac Central latest headlines

Access announced its Linux platform for smartphones.



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Source: CNET News.com - Security

Also: Google Windows apps coming to Linux.



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Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Acquire is a computer version of the classic board
game. The goal of the game is to make the most
profit by buying stocks in companies that form,
grow, and merge as tiles are placed on the game
board. This program is a text-based version of the
game and should be playable on any system with a
C++ compiler.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Many significant bugs that caused the game to
crash or not follow the rules of the game have
been fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

libwab is a tool that can read binary .wab files produced by the Windows Address Book application and output the data in ldif format. It can also read broken files and recover deleted addresses.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
An ASCII string array decoder was added. Lacking
this formerly caused "Unknown data type 0x101e".


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

snmpmondb tracks network traffic usage for local
and remote hosts via SNMP. A few simple Web pages
are included to show the resultant data in various
graphs.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
snmpmondb adds database logging and some simple
Web pages to the original snmpmon by Jan Schaumann.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

mp3splt is a command-line utility that splits
MP3 and Ogg files at specified times without
decoding and re-encoding. It works with Mp3Wrap
and AlbumWrap files and has a silence detection split mode and a "cddb source" mode. Libmp3splt is a library created from mp3splt. Mp3splt-gtk is a GTK2 GUI that uses libmp3splt.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A progress bar is shown when splitting. Support
for stopping the split process was added. The
player progress bar was enhanced with the
possibility to move, select, erase, and play
previews of the splitpoints. Output support for
cddb and cue was added. The program is more
user-friendly.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Pympd is a frontend for mpd in the style of
rhythmbox and itunes, written in Python, with
pygtk. Pympd itself is not a music player, but is
a frontend to mpd.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
The configuration system was rewritten. Plugins
were modified and cleaned up. Speed improvements
were done.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Avahi is a framework for Multicast DNS Service
Discovery (mDNS/DNS-SD a.k.a. Zeroconf) on Linux.
It allows programs to publish and discover
services running on a local network with no
specific configuration. For example, you can plug
into a network and instantly find printers to
print to, files to look at, and people to talk to.

License: GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)

Changes:
Name mappings for static hosts were added. Kernel
bugs regarding multicast group membership were
worked around. ia64 portability fixes were made.
X11 is no longer required to run avahi-bookmarks.
Slackware and Fedora suppport were improved.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

mlocate is a new locate implementation. The "m"
stands for "merging", because updatedb reuses the
existing database to avoid rereading most of the
file system, which makes updatedb faster and does
not trash the system caches as much. The locate(1)
utility is intended to be completely compatible to
slocate. It also attempts to be compatible to GNU
locate, when it does not conflict with slocate
compatibility.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A brown-paper-bag bug in Makefile.am was fixed.
This bug installed updatedb as set-GID instead of
locate.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

wapircgw allows a WAP-capable mobile phone to
easily connect to IRC networks. The only thing
needed is a Linux box with an Internet connection
to act as a gateway between the phone and IRC
networks. Users can join multiple channels and
talk to others privately just like when using a
real IRC client. It consists of 2 cooperative
pieces: wapircphp and wapircd. wapircd is the
daemon that handles connections to IRC networks
and requests from wapircphp. wapircphp generates
WML Web pages that can be viewed with a mobile
phone's WAP browser.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
The $displayminlinenum configuration variable was
added to wapircphp. License information was added
to index.php in wapircphp. get_status wasn't
called in wapircphp after connect_to_irc, so there
were no channels displayed and the status log was
displayed first instead of the last autojoined
channel. This has been fixed. The last read marker
time in wapircphp is now stored for each opened
log separately. A few comments were added to the
source code of wapircd.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Rhapsody is an IRC client for Unix operating systems
intended to be displayed on a text console. It is fast,
portable and easy to use, yet it is full featured. It
provides an intuitive, menu-driven user interface, and is
ideal for beginner to intermediate users.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release adds compatibility with HP-UX and Tru64, improvements to
the configuration and installation process, and support for SOCKS4/5
proxies.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

getmail is intended as a simple, secure, and
reliable replacement for fetchmail. It retrieves
email (either all messages, or only unread
messages) from one or more POP3, SPDS, or IMAP4
servers (with or without SSL) for one or more
email accounts, and reliably delivers into
qmail-style Maildirs, mboxrd files, or through
external MDAs (command deliveries) specified on a
per-account basis. getmail also has excellent
support for domain (multidrop) mailboxes,
including delivering messages to different users
or destinations based on the envelope recipient
address.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release adds the Maildir "filemode" parameter.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Nexuiz is a fast-paced, chaotic, and intense
multiplayer first-person shooter game, focused on
providing basic, old style deathmatch. It is
extremely modder-friendly. Nexuiz is built on the
power of the Darkplaces engine, which is a heavily
modified version of the original Quake. Darkplaces
features realtime lighting and stencil shadows,
bumpmapping, gloss, bloom, and totally rewritten
network code that supports up to 64 players on a
single server.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Many new game modes, new maps, and new characters. An "Instant Action" button in the menu. A more advanced AI. All the character skins have been redone (pants/shirt color like Quake1). A completely new menu. The majority of sound effects have been redone. Smoother network code and many engine optimizations.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Nuface is a Web-based administration tool that
generates Edenwall, NuFW, or simple Netfilter
firewall rules. It features a high level
abstraction on the security policy set by the
administrator, and works internally on an XML data
scheme. Its philosophy is to let you agglomerate
subjects, resources, or protocols into
meta-objects, and use those meta objects to
generate ACLs, which are then interpreted as
netfilter rules by Nupyf, the internal XML parser.
This tool may easily be extended to support
firewall implementations other than Netfilter.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release introduces a handful of new features, a better XML schema design, and better ergonomics. It handles input/output filtering rules and NAT rules (destination NAT, source NAT, and port NAT). Rule groups: one can activate/deactivate several rules with one click. The administrator can specify applications for NuFW specific rules (ApplicationPath, OSName, and OSVersion fields). New CSS.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

The legal case management system is a Web
application aimed for use by not-for-profit legal
advice centers. It supports recording
case information and its follow-ups, which can then be used to generate reports.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A better looking and more accessible "general" section for cases, clients, and organisations. Mandatory keywords are now validated as such (and no longer lost on form error/reload). AN error message at installation about "failed to write log" has been fixed. A bug upon new follow-up details that was showing a panic message has been fixed. A bug when the "income, civil_status, and gender" fields are activated from the site config has been fixed (after cases are already created). The En-UK translation was showing the Spanish translation; this has been fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Task Coach is a simple todo manager to manage
personal tasks and todo lists. It grew out of a
frustration that well-known task managers, such as
those provided with Outlook or Lotus Notes, do not
provide facilities for composite tasks. Often,
tasks and other things to do consist of several
activities. Task Coach is designed to deal with
composite tasks.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Tasks can have attachments. Opening of attachments is done by starting the default application for the attachment file type. Attachments can also be dragged from a file browser and dropped onto a task.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

GTK LP for CUPS is a frontend for the lpr that comes with CUPS. It is written to make it easy to use nearly all the options from CUPS without knowing them by name. For print-admins, there is also an pretty simple queue tool implemented.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
The PPD tab shouldn't have scrollbars in the drop-down boxes anymore. The window is resizable. Some small unimportant bugs have been fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

EffecTV is a real-time video effector. It requires
a video camera and video capture card to be
useful.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
The effects "DisplayWall", "BlueScreenTV", "ColourfulStreak", "TimeDistortion", and "EdgeBlurTV" have been added. You can change the video input channel at runtime. Video capturing is robust. There are some bugfixes and code cleanup.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

mpop is a small, fast, and portable POP3 client. Its
features include header-based email filtering (filter junk mail before downloading it), delivery to mbox files, maildir folders, or a mail delivery agent, a very fast POP3 implementation, many authentication methods, and good support for TLS/SSL.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release fixes a bug in the UIDL handling and reintroduces the only_new command.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Mapivi is a cross-platform picture manager / organizer, viewer, and batch processor. It is able to display and edit JPEG meta-information, including IPTC/IIM information, EXIF data, and embedded comments. Pictures can be organized by adding them to virtual folders (using hierarchical keywords). It also serves as a frontend for performing lossless rotation, lossless cropping, resizing, and filtering, and can display images as thumbnails. It has a fast and powerful picture search feature that can search in all picture meta-information.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release provides joined hierarchical keywords (e.g. Family.Einstein.Albert), a channel mixer, a more modern look plus improved layout, and a light table to sort out and rearrange picture collections, albums, or slideshows. It is possible to save these slideshows as XnView compatible *.sld files. Exporting pictures to Web pages has been improved, and a lot of other features have been added.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

frequent-task-reminder tracks repetitive tasks by creating pending "work
units", which have to be cleared manually. You are reminded of pending
work units during login.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A switch to reset all units of a task has been added. Now if cElementTree is found, it is used.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

BKchem is a chemical drawing program written in
Python.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release fixes several bugs that prevented it from running properly on systems using non-ASCII characters in filenames (usually localized versions of both Linux and Windows).


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

The OPEN-XCHANGE Collaboration and Integration
Server Environment allows you to store
appointments, contacts, tasks, email messages,
bookmarks, documents, and many more elements, and
share them with other users. It can be accessed
via any modern Web browser and multiple fat
clients like MS Outlook, Palm devices, KDE
Kontact, Apple's iCAL, Konqueror, Mozilla
Calendar, any many more, based on open standards
and interfaces. Third party products can access
this application over many different interfaces
such as WebDAV (XML), LDAP, iCal, an API, and
HTTP/S.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
MySQL support was enhanced and PostgreSQL support was optimized. There are some fixes for recurring tasks. The performance was increased for the WebMail module. Additional bugfixes were made for the project module to show GANTT charts again. The build process was fixed for Java 1.5.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

keyfuzz is a Linux input layer scancode table
manipulation tool. It is useful for fixing the
translation tables of multimedia and laptop
keyboards with special keys. It comes with a
scancode table patch file for Medion 9580F laptops.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Another scancode table has been added. The build system has been updated.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Libchipcard is a C/C++ framework for easy access to chipcards/smartcards via chip card terminals/readers. It uses the CTAPI library provided by the manufacturer of the reader and provides a filesystem on memory chip cards. It works under Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and Windows, and has been tested with Towitoko and Kobil readers even in parallel.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
The latest beta versions seem to be stable, so the current version has been cleaned up and released after nearly two beta years as the first stable version of Libchipcard2.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

OpenWBEM is a C++ implementation of a CIM Object
Manager (CIMOM) and WBEM client APIs. It is
implemented in accordance with the CIM and WBEM
specifications published by the Distributed
Management Task Force (DMTF). It currently runs on
Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, HP-UX, and AIX.

License: BSD License (revised)

Changes:
Instances now report what namespace they came from. There is a new MOF compiler switch to automatically find schema dependencies (superclasses and association REFs). An owrepositorydump utility has been added. there is a new library that allows the CIMOM to be "embedded" in an application. Support for multi-valued configuration items. Greater control over namespaces and the providers registered for namespaces. A new CIMListener API. A provider to manage OpenWBEM configuration. Many other fixes and enhancements.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

QtiPlot is a clone of Origin for data analysis and
scientific plotting.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release adds the ability to automatically translate 2D curves and to define multiple X columns in a table. It improves the tables menu and the file dialogs: the last location is remembered. It improves the 2D plot dialog and the Column options dialog. The Qwt library has been modified in order to synchronize Left/Right and Top/Bottom scales (use the modified version provided in the QtiPlot archive). Several bugs have been fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Scmbug is a system that integrates software configuration management (SCM) with bug-tracking. It aims to be a universal tool that will glue any source code version control system (such as CVS, Subversion, and Arch) with any bug-tracking system (such as Bugzilla and Mantis).

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Fixes a bug where specifying more than one binary path would break the glue. Documentation corrections related to --binary-paths.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

AXIS is a modern-looking user interface for EMC systems for the control of CNC mills and lathes with preview and backplot. It features a user interface rendered by Tk and OpenGL.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This version is once again compatible with the CVS
version of emc2.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

The WiKID Strong Authentication System is a highly
scalable, secure two-factor authentication system
consisting of a server, a token client, and
network clients that connect a service such as a
VPN or Web page to the WiKID server to validate
one-time passcodes. The user enters their PIN into
the token client, where it is encrypted and sent
to the server. If the PIN is correct, the
encryption valid, and account active, the one-time
passcode is generated, encrypted, and returned to
the user. It is simple to implement and maintain,
allows users to be validated automatically,
requires no hardware tokens, has a simple API for
application support via a COM object and Java
component, supports multiple domains, and supports
replication for fault tolerance and scalability.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Minor bugs and typographical errors were fixed. A
network client bug was fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

GPSMap is a Java application that displays
maps and shows your position with the aid of a
GPS device. It can track paths, load overlays
(such as shape files), and download maps
from the MapBlast and Expedia servers.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Reading of gpx tracks was fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

My Blog aims to be simple to use while taking care of many advanced features for the user. This includes automatically resizing pictures when uploaded, pagination of blog entries as specified, and truncating and formatting of text as specified. The admin chooses from posting via the secure online script or via email, making blogging via camera phone possible. The admin is emailed when visitors post comments. Data can be stored using MySQL or flat files. Plugins for the My Photo Gallery and My Calendar scripts are available, and the admin can write his own plugins. The templating scheme is simple, compatible with all of the other scripts, and employs CSS. Visitors can also subscribe to notification of new posts by
email or RSS.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
An XSS vulnerability was fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

CACAO is a JIT compiler for Java. It started as a research JavaVM to
explore new implementation techniques. It is available for Alpha, Arm,
i386, MIPS (32- and 64-bit), PowerPC (32-bit), and x86-64 architectures.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A dead-lock bug was fixed. This should fix the random dead-locks seen in Eclipse or other applications. The search for a suitable jar program during configure can be specified via the JAR environment variable. The FPU on i386 is now correctly set to 64-bit on VM startup. Longs and doubles are now handled properly for M_COPY on PowerPC. A problem with instructions copying stackslots (like DUP_X1) was fixed. A classcache-related problem with java.lang.reflect.Proxy was fixed. Incorrect method resolution when calling instance methods through JNI was fixed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

MPFC is a full-featured curses-based music player
for Linux. It supports the standard playlist
paradigm and a number of input file formats
through loadable modules (plugins).

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Resampling of audio streams which don't fit the
output plugin's capabilities was implemented. The
plugin system was improved. Several bugfixes were
made.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

DBToy is a FUSE-based filesystem for Linux that
lets you browse the contents of a relational
database through a set of directories and XML
files.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
The "" tag was changed to something
more meaningful (column names). Some speed
improvements were made.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

FVWM-Crystal aims to create an easy to use,
pretty, and powerful desktop environment for Linux
or other Unix-like operating systems. It uses
following programs: FVWM as a window manager and
"main core", ROX-Filer as file manager (manages
icons on the desktop), xterm, aterm, mrxvt, or
urxvt as terminal emulators, MPD or XMMS as music
players, and several other tools for different
functions, like setting a wallpaper or making
screen shots.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
The "NumLock bug" was removed. New icons from The
Tango Project were added. GDM shutdown/reboot
support was added. Many other bugfixes and
improvements were made.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

pmacct is a small set of IPv4/IPv6 accounting and
aggregation tools. A pluggable architecture allows
you to store collected traffic data into memory
tables or SQL (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite 3.x)
databases. It supports fully customizable
historical data breakdown, flow sampling,
filtering and tagging, recovery actions, and
triggers. Libpcap, NetFlow v1/v5/v7/v8/v9, and
sFlow v2/v4/v5 are supported, both unicast and
multicast. Also, a client program makes it easy to
export data to tools like RRDtool, GNUPlot,
Net-SNMP, MRTG, and Cacti.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Connection tracking modules have been introduced
for FTP, SIP, and RTSP protocols: they hint IP
address/port couples for upcoming data streams as
signalled by one of the parties into the control
channel. The "pidfile" directive way of working
has been improved. Various bugfixes have been made
to the classification engine.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

MySQL is a widely used and fast SQL database
server. It is a client/server implementation that
consists of a server daemon (mysqld) and many
different client programs/libraries.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This is a new alpha development release, adding
new features and fixing recently discovered bugs.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Freehelpdesk is feature-rich help desk system
designed from the ground up to meet the demands of
help desk staff and their users. It is a Web-based
system that can accept new calls from your users
directly into the system. Calls can be tracked and
searched to enable faster response times.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Some minor updates were made to the system documentation.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

OBM is an Intranet CRM and groupware application
written to help manage a company. It can also be
used as a contact and customer database or as a
shared calendar. It is written with PHP and uses
MySQL or PostgreSQL (support for other databases
is possible). It supports internationalization and
themes, and includes sales force, help desk, time
and project tracking, document management, user,
and administration modules.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Some bugs with event repetitions, all day events, and quote problems were fixed in the Calendar, List, and Contract modules. Incidents can now be searched by category.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

LinCAN is a Linux kernel module that implements a
CAN driver capable of working with multiple cards,
even with different chips and IO methods. Each
communication object can be accessed from multiple applications concurrently. It supports
RT-Linux, 2.2, 2.4, and 2.6 with fully implemented
select, poll, fasync, O_NONBLOCK, and O_SYNC
semantics and multithreaded read/write capabilities.
It works with the common Intel i82527, Philips
82c200, and Philips SJA1000 (in standard and PeliCAN
mode) CAN controllers. It is part of a set of
CAN/CANopen related components developed as part
of OCERA framework.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Improvements were made in SJA1000 error handling
and reporting. i82527 support was fixed. Simple
UDEV support was added. Updates were made for
kernels up to 2.6.15 and fully preemptive kernel
compatibility. Support for MX1_DIS1 extension
board for PiMX1 ARM based BCC was added and tested
successfully. Support for more third-party boards
was added, but an insufficient amount of test
reports was received. Only compatibility with
2.4.x and 2.6.x kernels will be taken into account
for the next releases (2.2.x is too old now).


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Remosync is a network-aware directory synchronization tool. It synchronizes two directory structures either on the same machine or across a network. In network mode, it runs as a client/server application and does not require the use of any external programs. It is configurable from either the commandline or a configuration file and is designed to be run either from scripts or a cronjob.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A couple of bugs that could cause the client to loop when the source directory is empty were fixed. Timeouts were added to the network connectivity code to prevent it from hanging.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Rosegarden is an audio and MIDI sequencer, score
editor, and general-purpose music composition and
editing environment. It is an easy-to-learn,
attractive application that runs on Linux. It is
ideal for composers, musicians, music students,
and small studio or home recording environments.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This long-awaited release offers a variety of new features, bugfixes, and enhancements, including a new percussion matrix editor, multi-track audio recording, a project packager for the exchange of bundled project data, MIDI Time Code master/slave sync, and a zippier main editing canvas.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

Rootkit Hunter scans files and systems for known
and unknown rootkits, backdoors, and sniffers. The
package contains one shell script, a few
text-based databases, and optional Perl modules.
It should run on almost every Unix clone.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A new alias was added for --skip-keypress. Additional support for Fedora Core 4, FreeBSD 4.11, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, and 6.0, CentOS 3.3 ('final' and 'Final'), CentOS 3.5, 4.1, and 4.2, Debian 3.1 (AMD64), RHEL WS/AS/ES 3, Taroon update 6, RHEL WS 4, Nahant Update 1 and 2, and Slackware 10.2 was provided. Some small enhancements and hash updates were also included.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

abcm2ps is a package that converts music tunes from ABC format to PostScript. Based on abc2ps version 1.2.5, it was developed mainly to print baroque organ scores that have independant voices played on one or more keyboards, and a pedal-board. It introduces many extensions to the ABC language that make it suitable for classical music.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
In addition to minor layout enhancements, a new "%%titleformat" command was added.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

GPixPod is an application for uploading and
organizing photos and photo albums on recent Apple
iPod models.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
Proper iPod Nano support was added.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

GIT is a "directory content manager" that was
designed to handle massive projects such as the
Linux kernel with speed and efficiency. It falls
in the category of distributed source code
management tools and is similar to GNU Arch,
Monotone, and BitKeeper. Every GIT working
directory is a fully-fledged repository with full
revision tracking capabilities and is not
dependent on network access to a central server.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
A -m checkout option was added along with -c and --cc for diff-tree and diff-files. git-commit and git-status were updated.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

X-Unikey is a tool that lets you type Vietnamese
in an X Window environment. It has been tested
with many popular programs such as OpenOffice,
emacs, vim, QT, and GTK applications. It has all
the features of Unikey, the Windows version,
except that its GUI is simplified. All options are
set through configuration file or keyboard shortcuts.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release was unified with Unikey. Some bugs were fixed, including an array out of range error in macro matching that caused the engine to crash. Some unused options were removed.


Source: Freshmeat Daily News

osCommRes allows service based businesses sell
services online. It allows you to sell a product
and a service in a single transaction. It can
automate e-marketing and SMS-marketing and empower
your call center. It is powerful, efficient, and
easy to use. You can place customers into wait
lists and selectively overbook events. osCommRes
is an extension of osCommerce, so it is secure,
scalable, and reliable.

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

Changes:
This release was fully tested on MySQL 5 and PHP 5. New features includes a full eCommerce subscription module for service based businesses with powerful eMarketing support and ticketing and ID Cards with barcoding. Other new features include Quick Check In for events, new reports, and enhancements to reporting features. The start of the AJAX-based backend conversion process was begun with the inclusion of AJAX features in the browse events section and other areas.



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Source: NewsForge

Many Linux users keep Windows around because they know Linux won't (easily) do some special "thing" they can't live without. But this is 2006, and Linux has come a long way toward being a true desktop alternative. I decided to compare Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy Badger with Windows XP SP2 to see how each performed with three late-model digital accessories -- a Polaroid izone 550 camera, a Panasonic PV-GS150 camcorder, and a Hewlett-Packard PSC 1510 printer/copier/scanner. Ubuntu did very well, but could it beat Windows?


Source: SourceForge Project News

MediaInfo supplies technical and tag information about video or audio files (MKV/AVI/MPEG1, 2, 4/MP3/AAC/

There are several versions: Graphical interface, Command line, or DLL for third-party software developpers (like emule).
GUI is multi-language.

This is a major release: a lot of format support (3GP, DTS-HD, Musepack, Quicktime HD )

This is a MS-Windows release, but a linux version will come soon.

MediaInfo Project homepage:
http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/

You may download MediaInfo from:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=86862


Source: NewsForge

Calendaring software, and in particular Microsoft Outlook, is frequently cited as a killer app that keeps would-be Linux users on Windows. As open source developers assault the calendaring problem, you will hear more and more about CalDAV, the calendaring and scheduling extensions to the WebDAV protocol. Let's see what makes it tick.



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Source: Web Developer News

New SUSE package may offer better terms than Red Hat for virtualized
environments.



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Source: The Doc Searls Weblog

The gatekeeper issue is about class. It's about privilege and its absence. It's about haves and have-nots, outsiders and insiders. I've been trying from the beginning of this discussion to direct attention to the qualities of the Net and the Web that are class-neutral — to the countless glasses that are half-full, rather than half-empty.But I keep hearing privately, mostly from friends, about the pain of exclusion that is genuinely felt out in (what I believe we insultingly call) the long tail.Clearly it is bad form for those of us in the short head to tell others in the long tail that the blogosphere's caste system doesn't exist or isn't a big deal. Clearly, it is.The next thing I write about this will be a longer piece, over in Linux Journal. There are Linux and open source angles to this, not the least of which is the wide-open future of development in the Live Web, where blogging is just one species of expression. Plus the fact that it's my job to write there. I'll point here to the piece once it goes up.


Source: Jeremy Zawodny's blog

Wow, the rumors were true. Oracle is snapping up Open Source Database companies now. First it was Innobase (see Oracle buys Innobase. MySQL between rock and hard place?) and now it's Sleepycat Software. The purchase of Sleepycat, which has been rumored for weeks, gives Oracle another open-source product to complement its proprietary database offerings. At an investor conference last week, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison reiterated the company's strategy to generate revenue from a combination of open-source and proprietary software. They



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