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StorYBook gets in the way of plotting fiction
2008-06-07 01:46:00 Some people imagine that they could write a novel if only they had the right tool. StorYBook aims to be that tool, but falls short. The problem is not that StorYBook is poorly organized, or that its timeline and reports don't come in handy. Rather, the problem is that StorYBook has such a rigid structure that it is likely to fit only a minority of writers' plotting needs. For others, living with the rigidity and searching for ways around it is only likely to distract from planning and make it a chore rather than a creative thrill. More About: Linux , Fiction
StorYBook gets in the way of plotting fiction
2008-06-07 01:46:00 Some people imagine that they could write a novel if only they had the right tool. StorYBook aims to be that tool, but falls short. The problem is not that StorYBook is poorly organized, or that its timeline and reports don't come in handy. Rather, the problem is that StorYBook has such a rigid structure that it is likely to fit only a minority of writers' plotting needs. For others, living with the rigidity and searching for ways around it is only likely to distract from planning and make it a chore rather than a creative thrill. More About: Linux , Fiction
Google silences Android critics
2008-06-07 00:29:00 Last month, on the official Android discussion group, David "Lefty" Schlesinger posted a message that questioned the open sourciness of Google 's fledgling mobile platform. And he was promptly muzzled by Google developer advocate Dan Morrill. "Now I'm moderated," says Lefty, an open source guru with Access, the Japan-based mobile software outfit. "I can't post anything unless Google approves it first." Granted, it wasn't the most diplomatic of messages. It actually quoted from The Reg. And Lefty had been floating such notes for quite awhile. In the end, he was probably muzzled for reasons that extend beyond his views on software development. But his story is still a nice metaphor for Google's relationship with certain parts of the open source community. More About: Linux , Critics
Google silences Android critics
2008-06-07 00:29:00 Last month, on the official Android discussion group, David "Lefty" Schlesinger posted a message that questioned the open sourciness of Google 's fledgling mobile platform. And he was promptly muzzled by Google developer advocate Dan Morrill. "Now I'm moderated," says Lefty, an open source guru with Access, the Japan-based mobile software outfit. "I can't post anything unless Google approves it first." Granted, it wasn't the most diplomatic of messages. It actually quoted from The Reg. And Lefty had been floating such notes for quite awhile. In the end, he was probably muzzled for reasons that extend beyond his views on software development. But his story is still a nice metaphor for Google's relationship with certain parts of the open source community. More About: Linux , Critics
Ultimate Edition: Not so ultimate
2008-06-06 23:31:00 Ultimate Edition (UE) 1.8 is a remaster of Ubuntu Hardy Heron with custom software repositories and a distinctive theme. Its claim to fame over pure Ubuntu is convenience, due to preloaded updates and software. While the name might suggest that it is a huge upgrade over its progenitor, in reality its developers have not made many improvements besides application install scripts. Due to a distracting theme, a poorly built user interface, and an incredible lack of the convenience it claims to have, Ultimate Edition falls painfully short of ultimate. More About: Linux , Ultimate
Ultimate Edition: Not so ultimate
2008-06-06 23:31:00 Ultimate Edition (UE) 1.8 is a remaster of Ubuntu Hardy Heron with custom software repositories and a distinctive theme. Its claim to fame over pure Ubuntu is convenience, due to preloaded updates and software. While the name might suggest that it is a huge upgrade over its progenitor, in reality its developers have not made many improvements besides application install scripts. Due to a distracting theme, a poorly built user interface, and an incredible lack of the convenience it claims to have, Ultimate Edition falls painfully short of ultimate. More About: Linux , Ultimate
Handler and Phase in Apache Axis2
2008-06-06 17:54:00 The fundamental goal of any given Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) processing framework is to deliver an incoming SOAP message to the target application. However, if we consider today's Web Services or any other application, just delivering the message to the application is not sufficient. We need to provide quality of service, such as reliability and security. To provide these features, most SOAP processing frameworks have the concept of pipes, where, any incoming or outgoing message goes through the pipe, and the pipe gets divided into smaller pieces. Each piece is known as an interceptor. "Handler" is the Apache terminology for "message interceptor". More About: Linux , Phase
Handler and Phase in Apache Axis2
2008-06-06 17:54:00 The fundamental goal of any given Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) processing framework is to deliver an incoming SOAP message to the target application. However, if we consider today's Web Services or any other application, just delivering the message to the application is not sufficient. We need to provide quality of service, such as reliability and security. To provide these features, most SOAP processing frameworks have the concept of pipes, where, any incoming or outgoing message goes through the pipe, and the pipe gets divided into smaller pieces. Each piece is known as an interceptor. "Handler" is the Apache terminology for "message interceptor". More About: Linux , Phase
AMD Talks About Stream SDK On Linux
2008-06-06 16:57:00 Late last month AMD had announced the release of the Stream SDK for Linux . This Stream SDK brings support for the CAL and Brook+ libraries on Linux. The version released was Stream SDK 1.1 Beta, which arrived at the same time as the SDK for Windows XP. With this new Linux support, we ran a small Q&A session with Michael Chu, who serves as the product manager for AMD Stream software. In this article are AMD's answers to some of the questions asked by members of the Phoronix Forums.
AMD Talks About Stream SDK On Linux
2008-06-06 16:57:00 Late last month AMD had announced the release of the Stream SDK for Linux . This Stream SDK brings support for the CAL and Brook+ libraries on Linux. The version released was Stream SDK 1.1 Beta, which arrived at the same time as the SDK for Windows XP. With this new Linux support, we ran a small Q&A session with Michael Chu, who serves as the product manager for AMD Stream software. In this article are AMD's answers to some of the questions asked by members of the Phoronix Forums.
Commercial Joomla 1.5 Template : 17594
2008-06-06 16:21:00 Tags: Joomla 1.5, fixed-width, centered, creative, three-column, marketing, business, white, green More About: Commercial , Template
Pentaho Releases Business Intelligence Platform Under GPL License
2008-06-06 10:05:00 Pentaho Corp., the commercial open source alternative for business intelligence (BI), today announced that its current version 2 alpha release of the Pentaho BI Platform , as well as future versions, will be distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2 (GPLv2). GPLv2 is a software license published by the Free Software Foundation. Pentaho will also provide a “FLOSS Exception”, which simplifies distribution of Pentaho BI Platform with certain other open source licenses approved by the Open Source Initiative (www.opensource.org). The Pentaho BI Platform is the underlying infrastructure that provides integration of Pentaho’s reporting, analysis, dashboard, data integration, and data mining capabilities into the Pentaho Open BI Suite. More About: Linux , Business , Intelligence , Business Intelligence
Install Java 5 EE on openSUSE Linux Part 1
2008-06-06 09:08:00 This demo shows how to extract and install the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5) SDK that is bundled with IBM WAS CE on the openSUSE Linux platform. It also highlights key parameters required to configure a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) in the .bash_profile, and how the default JVM and WAS CE installation enables access for multiple users. More About: Part
Install Java 5 EE on openSUSE Linux Part 1
2008-06-06 09:08:00 This demo shows how to extract and install the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5) SDK that is bundled with IBM WAS CE on the openSUSE Linux platform. It also highlights key parameters required to configure a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) in the .bash_profile, and how the default JVM and WAS CE installation enables access for multiple users. More About: Part
Install Java 5 EE on openSUSE Linux Part 1
2008-06-06 09:08:00 This demo shows how to extract and install the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5) SDK that is bundled with IBM WAS CE on the openSUSE Linux platform. It also highlights key parameters required to configure a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) in the .bash_profile, and how the default JVM and WAS CE installation enables access for multiple users. More About: Part
Use mod_deflate to compress web content delivered by Apache
2008-06-06 08:11:00 One of the most efficient methods to reduce the usage of bandwidth by the web server is to compress the content that is returned to the clients. This article describes how to use the mod_deflate module to compress Apache ’s output on-the-fly. More About: Linux , Content , Compress
Use mod_deflate to compress web content delivered by Apache
2008-06-06 08:11:00 One of the most efficient methods to reduce the usage of bandwidth by the web server is to compress the content that is returned to the clients. This article describes how to use the mod_deflate module to compress Apache ’s output on-the-fly. More About: Linux , Content , Compress
Performance Simulator for Linux on POWER
2008-06-06 07:14:00 Discover the Performance Simulator for Linux on POWER, a suite of performance models based on the POWER series of processors. Learn to examine how your code executes on various POWER processors so that you can identify and avoid common performance hazards on these processors. More About: Power
Performance Simulator for Linux on POWER
2008-06-06 07:14:00 Discover the Performance Simulator for Linux on POWER, a suite of performance models based on the POWER series of processors. Learn to examine how your code executes on various POWER processors so that you can identify and avoid common performance hazards on these processors. More About: Power
Portrait: Pia Waugh
2008-06-06 06:16:00 Pia Waugh is a leading advocate for FLOSS in her home country, Australia, and all over the world. In addition to running a consultancy in partnership with her husband, she is the vice president of Linux Australia, the president of Software Freedom International (sponsor of the annual Software Freedom Day events), and on the board of directors of the OLPC Australia program. Perhaps because her activities are born out of a love for open source software, or maybe because her husband Jeff is also a major figure in global FLOSS, Waugh says the balance between work and life for her right now is "nonexistent. But we love what we do." More About: Portrait
Portrait: Pia Waugh
2008-06-06 06:16:00 Pia Waugh is a leading advocate for FLOSS in her home country, Australia, and all over the world. In addition to running a consultancy in partnership with her husband, she is the vice president of Linux Australia, the president of Software Freedom International (sponsor of the annual Software Freedom Day events), and on the board of directors of the OLPC Australia program. Perhaps because her activities are born out of a love for open source software, or maybe because her husband Jeff is also a major figure in global FLOSS, Waugh says the balance between work and life for her right now is "nonexistent. But we love what we do." More About: Portrait
Hands on with the Ubuntu Netbook Remix
2008-06-05 11:52:00 Canonical, the company behind the highly popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, unveiled its Ubuntu Netbook Remix yesterday at the Computex show in Taiwan. The Remix is based on Ubuntu Mobile Edition and is designed specifically for mobile computers with a subnotebook form factor. More About: Hands , Hands On
Hands on with the Ubuntu Netbook Remix
2008-06-05 11:52:00 Canonical, the company behind the highly popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, unveiled its Ubuntu Netbook Remix yesterday at the Computex show in Taiwan. The Remix is based on Ubuntu Mobile Edition and is designed specifically for mobile computers with a subnotebook form factor. More About: Hands , Hands On
Porting Applications to Linux for System z
2008-06-05 10:55:00 Server consolidation based on Linux for System z offers advantages, but moving existing applications requires some specialized knowledge. In this article, get general advice on how to organize your porting project, including technical details on mainframe virtualization, byte-ordering, and address calculation specific to System z. More About: Applications
Porting Applications to Linux for System z
2008-06-05 10:55:00 Server consolidation based on Linux for System z offers advantages, but moving existing applications requires some specialized knowledge. In this article, get general advice on how to organize your porting project, including technical details on mainframe virtualization, byte-ordering, and address calculation specific to System z. More About: Applications
Canonical brings forth remixed version of Ubuntu for “Netbooks” called? Rem
2008-06-05 09:58:00 Want a version of Linux for your Intel Atom powered “NetBook” – aka Asus Eee PC type subnotebook? Canonical hopes that Ubuntu Remix will fit the bill for OEMs – and presumably users, too - and has launched it at Computex in Taiwan. Will it? More About: Version , Remixed
Canonical brings forth remixed version of Ubuntu for “Netbooks” called? Rem
2008-06-05 09:58:00 Want a version of Linux for your Intel Atom powered “NetBook” – aka Asus Eee PC type subnotebook? Canonical hopes that Ubuntu Remix will fit the bill for OEMs – and presumably users, too - and has launched it at Computex in Taiwan. Will it? More About: Version , Remixed
Fedora 8 (64-bit) as a flexible target for Xen 3.2.1 Dom0 install
2008-06-05 08:46:00 Procedure described bellow installs packages mercurial, dev86, python-virtinst, virt-viewer. Virt-install as well as pygrub and hvmloader appear to be completely functional on Xen 3.2.1 F8 Dom0 and allow to create PV and HVM guests like on enterprise class system. Commands like xm start/stop/shutdown/reboot DomainName provide ability to manage created domains as on native Xen 3.1 F8 Dom0. More About: Linux , Fedora , Target , Flexible
Fedora 8 (64-bit) as a flexible target for Xen 3.2.1 Dom0 install
2008-06-05 08:46:00 Procedure described bellow installs packages mercurial, dev86, python-virtinst, virt-viewer. Virt-install as well as pygrub and hvmloader appear to be completely functional on Xen 3.2.1 F8 Dom0 and allow to create PV and HVM guests like on enterprise class system. Commands like xm start/stop/shutdown/reboot DomainName provide ability to manage created domains as on native Xen 3.1 F8 Dom0. More About: Linux , Fedora , Target , Flexible
Taking note of Basket
More articles from this author:2008-06-05 08:00:00 Note-taking applications are far from scarce on GNU/Linux desktops. If your needs are simple, you can use KNotes in KDE or Sticky Notes in GNOME. If you want integration with address books and email, you may prefer Evolution's built-in Memos pane. For those who need more than basic notes, the increasingly sophisticated Tomboy may be a solution, assuming they have no objection to running an application built using Mono. However, by far the most versatile note-taking application is KDE's Basket , a tool so flexible and complete that you might prefer to think of it as a personal wiki, a producer of scrapbooks, or even a creator of temporary desktops. The future of Basket as a project is uncertain at the moment, but that doesn't mean that you can't take advantage of its power. More About: Note , Taking 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |




