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Oracle Takes Another Page From Open Source

Oracle's latest Express database toolset version is still free -- as in free beer -- but takes even more inspiration from the free software movement, albeit with a few catches. The database giant is launching into wide release today the latest version of Application Express 2.2, its free tool for building Web apps from a browser.

Interview: Guy Martin of Motorola's Linux Division

Guy Martin is a distinguished member of technical staff within Motorola's Mobile Devices business. He helped establish opensource.motorola.com, and works with groups inside of Motorola to better interface with the Open Source community.

Sun releases open source single-sign-on code

Sun has officially released the source code to an identity management system under an open source license. Dubbed OpenSSO (Open Web Single Sign-On), the product is a suite of tools on which enterprises can build a unified authentication and session management framework to link disparate Web-based and Java-based applications.

Debian Weekly News - August 29th, 2006

Welcome to this year's 35th issue of DWN, the weekly newsletter for the Debian community. Bug squashing parties have been announced for September 8th to 10th in Vienna and for September 15th to 17th in Jülich, Germany. OSDir has taken screenshots of the new graphical Debian installer. Petr Stehlik reported that the installation of sarge and etch worked flawlessly in the recently fixed version of ARAnyM, a 32bit Atari ST/TT/Falconvirtual machine.

Remote Control is the New Local Interface

  • IBM/developerWorks; By Lewin Edwards (Posted by IdaAshley on Aug 29, 2006 8:36 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: IBM
Add a Web-based user interface to a previously developed multimedia client in this episode of the Multifunction multimedia machine series. Author Lewin Edwards looks both at user-interface and back-end design issues, and shows how local browser functionality is an interesting alternative to requiring a remote browser.

Getting to grips with Callisto

Eclipse is not just a Java IDE, it is a tools platform, which supports an increasing number of projects. The broad scope of these was apparent in Callisto, the code name for a set of simultaneous project releases earlier this summer.

Win4Lin adds Ubuntu support

Win4Lin Pro Desktop allows Linux users to run Windows applications on Linux while Win4Lin Virtual Desktop Server is an enterprise and SMB product for making Windows applications available to thin clients using a Linux server. The company says both products have been fully tested on Ubuntu 6.06.

OOoBasic crash course: Beautifying words and making them smarter

In a previous OOoBasic Crash Course article, we learned how to grab a current word and send it to an external application. Let's see what else we can do with a selected word.

Kace Launches Appliance for Remotely Deploying Windows and Linux

KACE has unveiled a line of appliances that streamlines the provisioning of Windows and Linux desktops and servers from a remote location. With the KBOX 2000 Series of appliances, administrators can install fresh operating systems, or recover old ones, from the comfort and safety of a Web browser.

Is Ubuntu Linux for You, Too?

Like cold fusion or a painless weight-loss plan, a user-friendly version of Linux remains elusive. But developers are getting closer with Ubuntu -- a free, Linux-based operating system that appeared in October 2004 and is winning over waves of converts, including high-profile geeks like Cory Doctorow.

Patent rulings could destroy open source software

US courts are endangering the very existence of free and open source software, according to a leading digital rights pressure group. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has asked the US Supreme Court to reverse lower courts' patent decisions.

Ncftp: Weapons-grade FTP on the Linux command line

It doesn’t matter how drag’n'drop GUI based FTP clients are, there comes a time when only the terminal will do. Certainly, at the least, for those times when X isn’t up.

African Wi-Fi hot spots come of age

  • Tectonic.co.za; By Russell Southwood (Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Aug 29, 2006 2:30 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
Initially, paid-for Wi-Fi hot spots proved a difficult sell in developed countries. And in the more price-sensitive African markets they are often viewed as a luxury and have been very slow to take off.

Web Analytics: The Results of Tabbed Browsing

Web browsing behaviors are constantly changing. As a result, analysis of those behaviors must evolve to match those changes. A recent change that has become more prevalent over the past few months is tabbed browsing. The Firefox browser made tabbed browsing much more common, and now Microsoft has added it to Internet Explorer.

A Tryst with Debian Etch Beta 3

This is a down-to-earth review of the latest Linux offering from Debian — Etch Beta 3 which optionally sports a very intuitive GUI installer. The review looks at the pros and cons of Debian Etch Beta 3

Test Applications Using Eclipse TPTP

Test, profile, and monitor your applications with an advanced, extensible platform in this installment of the "Eclipse Test and Performance Tools Platform" tutorial series. Learn how to use Eclipse TPTP testing features to measure the response time of your Web application. Then, discover how to create and manage improved JUnit tests and create computer-directed manual testing.

Puppy Linux 2.10 alpha emerges

A new development build of the Puppy Linux live CD was released Aug. 28 for testing, founder and maintainer Barry Kauler announced on the project website. Puppy Linux v2.10 alpha uses the JWM desktop environment and is based on a 2.6.16.7 kernel.

Vmware exec sees virtualization, virtual appliances boosting ...

Although server virtualization is an equal opportunity platform for all operating systems, it is and will continue to be a boon to enterprise Linux adoption, says VMware Inc.'s director of data center products Patrick Lin.

Ten from IBM: mobile Web services, SoC design, UNIX tools, mashups ...

IBM has published the following new technical articles, tutorials, and downloads on its DeveloperWorks website. They cover a range of interesting (though not necessarily embedded) technical topics, primarily related to Linux and open source system development. Some require free registration.

Howto install OCS Inventory NG

My boss wanted OCS Inventory NG. That is a cross-platform inventory and software deployment program, licensed under the GNU GPL, and freely available from Sourceforge. And tho the server comes in versions for Linux and Windows, he wanted the Linux version. So here is what I did to get it running..

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