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Atlanta Linux Showcase
Linus Torvalds, the "Kernel-Kid" and creator of Linux, Jon "Maddog" Hall, Linux/Alpha team leader and inspiring Linux advocate, David Miller, the mind behind Linux/SPARC, and Phil Hughes, publisher of Linux Journal, and many more will speak at the upcoming Atlanta Linux Showcase.
For more information on the Atlanta Linux Showcase and to reserve your seat today, please visit our web site at https://www.ale.org.showcase
Linux Speakers Bureau
SSC is currently putting together a Linux Speaker's Bureau. https://www.ssc.com/linux/lsb.html
The LSB is designed to become a collage of speakers specializing in Linux. Speakers who specialize in talks ranging from novice to advanced - technical or business are all welcome. The LSB will become an important tool for organizers of trade show talks, computer fairs and general meetings, so if you are interested in speaking at industry events, make sure to visit the LSB WWW page and register yourself as a speaker.
We welcome your comments and suggestions.
The Linux System Administrator's Guide (SAG)
The Linux System Administrator's Guide (SAG) is a book on system
administration targeted at novices. Lars Wiraenius has been writing it for
some years, and it shows. He has made an official
HTML version, available at the SAG home page at:
https://www.iki.fi/liw/linux/sag
Take a Look! B
Free CORBA 2 ORB For C++ Available
The Olivetti and Oracle Research Laboratory has made available the first public release of omniORB (version 2.2.0). We also refer to this version as omniORB2.
omniORB2 is copyright Olivetti & Oracle Research Laboratory. It is free software. The programs in omniORB2 are distributed under the GNU General Public Licence as published by the Free Software Foundation. The libraries in omniORB2 are distributed under the GNU Library General Public Licence.
For more information take a look at https://www.orl.co.il/omniORB.
Source code and binary distributions are available from https://www.orl.co.uk/omniORB/omniORB.html
The Wurd Project
The Wurd Project, a SGML Word Processor for the UNIX environment (and
hopefully afterwards, Win32 and Mac) is currently looking for developers
that are willing to participate in the project.
Check out the site at:
https://sunsite.unc.edu/paulc/wp
Mailing list archives are available, as well as the current source, documentation, programming tools and various other items can also be found at the above address.
Linus in Wonderland
Check it out...
Here's the online copy of Metro's article on Linus...
https://www.metroactive.com/metro/cover/linux-9719.html
BlackMail 0.24
Announcing BlackMail 0.24. This is a bug-fix release over the previous release, which was made public on April 29th.
BlackMail is a mailer proxy that wraps around your existing mailer (preferrably smail) and provides protection against spammers, mail forwarding, and the like.
For those of you looking for a proxy, you may want to look into this. This is a tested product, and works very well. I am interested in getting this code incorporated into SMAIL, so if you are interested in doing this task, please feel free.
You can download blackmail from ftp://ftp.bitgate.com. You can also view the web page at https://www.bitgate.com.
CDE--Common Desktop Environment for Linux
Red Hat Software is proud to announce the arrival of Red Hat's TriTeal CDE for Linux. Red Hat Software, makers of the award-winning, technologically advanced Red Hat Linux operating system, and TriTeal Corporation, the industry leader in CDE technology, teamed up to bring you this robust, easy to use CDE for your Linux PC.
CDE includes Red Hat's TriTeal CDE for Linux provides users with a graphical environment to access both local and remote systems. It gives you icons, pull-down menus, and folders.
Red Hat's TriTeal CDE for Linux is available in two versions. The Client Edition gives you everything you need to operate a complete licensed copy of the CDE desktop, incluidng the Motif 1.2.5 shared libraries. The Developer's Edition allows you to perform all functions of the Client Edition, and also includes a complete integrated copy of OSF Motif version 1.2.5, providing a complete development environment with static and dynamically linked libraries, Motif Window Manager, and sample Motif Sources.
CDE is an RPM-based product, and will install easily on Red Hat and other RPM-based Linux systems. We recommend using Red Hat Linux 4.2 to take full advantage of CDE features. For those who do not have Red Hat 4.2, CDE includes several Linux packages that can be automatically installed to improve its stability.
Order online at: https://www.redhat.com Or call 1-888-REDHAT1 or (919) 572-6500.
TCFS 2.0.1
Announcing the release 2.0.1 of TCFS (Transparent Cryptographic File System) for Linux. TCFS is a cryptographic filesystem developed here at Universita' di Salerno (Italy). It operates like NFS but allow users to use a new flag X to make the files secure (encrypted). Security engine is based on DES, RC5 and IDEA.
The new release works in Linux kernel space, and may be linked as kernel module. It is developed to work on Linux 2.0.x kernels.
A mailing-list is available at tcfs-list@mikonos.dia.unisa.it. Documentation is available at https://mikonos.dia.unisa.it/tcfs. Here you can find instructions for installing TCFS and docs on how it works. Mirror site is available at https://www.globenet.it and https://www.inopera.it/~ermmau.tcfs
Qddb 1.43p1
Qddb 1.43p1 (patch 1) is now available
Qddb is fast, powerful and flexible database software that runs on UNIX platforms, including Linux. Some of its features include:
Qddb-1.43p1 is the first patch release to 1.43. This patch fixes a few minor problems and a searching bug when using cached secondary searching.
To download the patch file:
ftp://ftp.hsdi.com/pub/qddb/sources/qddb-1.43p1.patch
For more information on Qddb, visit the official Qddb home page: https://www.hsdi.com/qddb
Golgotha
AUSTIN, TX- Crack dot Com, developers of the cult-hit Abuse and the anticipated 3D action/strategy title Golgotha, recently learned that Kevin Bowen, aka Fragmaster on irc and Planet Quake, has put up the first unofficial Golgotha web site.
The new web site can be found at https://www.planetquake.com/grags/golgotha, and there is a link to the new site at https://crack.com/games/golgotha. Mr. Bowen's web site features new screenshots and music previously available only on irc.
Golgotha is Crack dot Com's first $1M game and features a careful marriage of 3D and 2D gameplay in an action/strategy format featuring new rendering technology, frantic gameplay, and a strong storyline. For more information on Golgotha, visit Crack dot Com's web site at https://crack.com/games/golgotha.
Crack dot Com is a small game development company located in Austin, Texas. The corporation was founded in 1996 by Dave Taylor, co-author of Doom and Quake, and Jonathan Clark, author of Abuse.
ImageMagick-3.8.5-elf.tgz
ImageMagick-3.8.5-elf.tgz is now out.
This version brings together a number of minor changes made to accomodate PerlMagick and lots of minor bugs fixes including multi-page TIFF decoding and writing PNG.
ImageMagick (TM), version 3.8.5, is a package for display and interactive manipulation of images for the X Window System. ImageMagick performs, also as command line programs, among others these functions:
ImageMagick supports also the Drag-and-Drop protocol form the OffiX package and many of the more popular image formats including JPEG, MPEG, PNG, TIFF, Photo CD, etc. Check out: ftp://ftp.wizards.dupont.com/pub/ImageMagick/linux
Slackware 3.2 on CD-ROM
Linux Systems Labs, The Linux Publishing Company is pleased to announce Slackware 3.2 on CD-ROM This CD contains Slackware 3.2 with 39 security fixes and patches since the Official Slackware 3.2 release. The CD mirrors the slackware ftp site as of April 26, 1997. Its a great way to get started with Linux or update the most popular Linux distribution.
This version contains the 2.0.29 Linux kernel, plus recent versions of these (and other) software packages:
LSL price: $1.95
Ordering Info: https://www.lsl.com
mtools
A new release of mtools, a collection of utilities to access MS-DOS disks from Unix without mounting them.
Mtools can currently be found at the following places:
https://linux.wauug.org/pub/knaff/mtools
https://www.club.innet.lu/~year3160/mtools
ftp://prep.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu
Mtools-3.6 includes the features such as Msip -e which now only ejects Zip
disks when they are not mounted, Mzip manpage, detection of bad passwords
and more.
Most GNU software is packed using the GNU `gzip' compression program.
Source code is available on most sites distributing GNU software.
For more information write to gnu@prep.ai.mit.edu
or look at:
https://www.gnu.ai.mit.edu/order/ftp.html
CM3
CM3 version 4.1.1 is now available for Unix and Windows platforms:
SunOS, Solaris, Windows NT/Intel, Windows 95, HP/UX, SGI IRIX,
Linux/ELF on Intel, and Digital Unix on Alpha/AXP. For additional
information, or to download an evaluation copy, contact Critical Mass,
Inc. via the Internet at info@cmass.com or on the World Wide Web at
https://www.cmass.com
newsBot:
Extracts exactly what you want from your news feed. Cuts down
on "noise". Sophisticated search algorithms paired with
numerous filters cut out messages with ALL CAPS, too many $ signs,
threads which won't die, wild cross posts and endless discussions
why a Mac is superior to a Chicken, and why it isn't.
newsBot is at:
https://www.dsb.com/mkt/newsbot.html
mailBot:
Provides itendical functionality but reads mailing lists and e-zines
instead of news groups. Both are aimed at responsible Marketers
and Information managers. The *do not* extract email addresses and
cannot be mis-used for bulk mailings.
mailBot is at:
https://www.dsb.com/mkt/mail.bot.html
siteSee:
A search engine running on your web server and using the very same
search technology: a very fast implementation of Boyer Moore.
siteSee differs from other search engines in that it does not require
creation and maintenance of large index files. It also becomes
an integrated part of your site design. You have full control over
page layout.
siteSee is located at:
https://www.dsb.com/publish/seitesee.html
linkCheck
linkCheck:
A hypertext link checker, used to keep your site up to date. Its
client-server implementation allows you to virtually saturate
your comms link without overloading your server. LinkCheck is fast
at reading and parsing HTML files and builds even large deduplicated
lists of 10,000 or more cross links faster than interpreted languages
take to load.
linkCheck is at:
https://www.dsb.com/maintain/linkckeck.html
All products require Linux, SunOS or Solaris. And all are sold as "age ware": a free trial license allows full testing. When the license expires, the products "age", forget some of their skills, but they still retain about 80% of their functionality.
A GUI text editor named "Red" is available for Linux. The editor has a full graphical interface, supports mouse and key commands, and is easy to use.
These are some of Red's features that might be interesting:
It can be downloaded free in binary form or with full source code.
ftp://ftp.cs.su.oz.au/mik/red
Also, take a look at the web site at:
https://www.cs.su.oz.au/~mik/red-manual/red-main-page.html
The web site also includes a full Manual - have a look if you are interested.
Emacspeak-97++
Announcing Emacspeak-97++ (The Internet PlusPack). Based on InterActive Accessibility technology, Emacspeak-97++ provides a powerful Internet ready audio desktop that integrates Internet technologies including Web surfing and messaging into all aspects of the electronic desktop.
Major Enhancements in this release include:
Emacspeak-97++ can be downloaded from:
https://cs.cornell.edu/home/raman/emacspeak
ftp://ftp.cs.cornell.edu/pub/raman/emacspeak
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