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IBM reaches out to SAP, RIM with Notes

  • The Register; By Timothy Prickett Morgan (Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Jan 20, 2009 2:06 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: IBM
IBM kicked off its annual Lotusphere event dedicated to its Lotus Notes and Domino groupware and collaboration environment this weekend, having already launched Notes and Domino 8.5 at the recent Macworld. First up at the Orlando, Florida, event was a peanut butter-and-chocolate combination of the Notes and Domino groupware software from IBM with mySAP Business Suite, SAP's flagship business-applications suite.

Why games are NOT the key to Linux adoption

  • Free Software Magazine; By Jon Peck (Posted by scrubs on Jan 20, 2009 1:09 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Editorial; Groups: Community
I have a number of concerns about a recent article about games [as] the key top Linux adoption. It nearly screams for scrutiny, as a it presents opinions and broad stereotypes as fact, contradicts itself and makes conclusions that have the capacity to hurt, not help the community. Read the full criticisms at Freesoftware Magazine.

ClipGrab - Download videos from online video sharing websites

ClipGrab is a free GUI Video downloader from the famous online video sharing websites like youtube, veoh, Dailymotion, MyVideo and many other. ClipGrab is very simple (basically just one window to work on). Clipgrab downloads the file and saves it by default to FLV (Flash Video) however can convert the downloaded video on the fly to Windows Video (WMV), MPEG4, MP3 (Audio), OGG Vorbis (Audio).

Telcos want delay in law on net piracy

  • New Zealand Herald; By John Drinnan (Posted by DaveNZ on Jan 19, 2009 11:15 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
New Zealand telcos want to delay the introduction of new copyright laws to police internet privacy by up to two months while they iron out "controversial issues".

Zimbra Open Source Email: Thriving Under Yahoo's Ownership?

Yahoo is struggling on multiple fronts. But take a closer look and you may discover that Zimbra -- the open source email system Yahoo acquired in 2007 -- is attracting more and more IT channel partners and hosting partners. Here's the scoop, only from The VAR Guy.

JBI Binding Components in NetBeans IDE 6

  • packtpub.com; By David Salter and Frank Jennings (Posted by Ramsai on Jan 19, 2009 9:50 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: GNU
In this article we discuss the Binding Components and their role within the JBI Container. We also see how the Binding Component provides transport and protocol independence for other JBI components. We see how this enables the JBI container to provide a highly decoupled framework allowing developers and integrators to build resilient SOA applications.We continue to discuss the different binding components (namely file, FTP, SOAP, JDBC, JMS and SMTP) that are installed into the application server with the NetBeans Enterprise pack.

Free Software Awards 2009 [In French]

  • trophees-du-libre.org; By Maxime Mularz (Posted by TL09 on Jan 19, 2009 8:52 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Announcements; Groups:
Free Software Awards - Trophees du Libre 2009

Mandriva Linux 2009 Spring Alpha 2

The second alpha for Mandriva Linux 2009 Spring (2009.1) is now available. There is information about the new release in various places:

Unix Wanes While Linux Waxes

Why are Unix installations hemorrhaging while Linux is enjoying the time of its life?

Windows 7 Slims Down for Linux Netbook Battle

Microsoft is putting Windows 7 on a diet so that it runs more effectively on Netbooks -- and beats back competition from mobile Linux. So far, Windows 7 seems to run far better than Vista on Netbooks, according to early reviews. Here's the scoop from The VAR Guy.

Remote Desktop Between Ubuntu/Linux and Windows, Part I

Windows will never exert itself in the slightest to co-exist with other platforms, but Linux comes with a variety of excellent secure graphical remote desktop applications, so that you can run your Windows PC from Linux, and Linux from Windows. Come on in and let Eric Geier show you how.

Jaunty Jackalope alpha 3 spotted in wild

The third alpha of Ubuntu’s forthcoming 9.04 distro, dubbed Jaunty Jackalope, has been released. Alpha 3 includes the Linux 2.6.28-3.4 kernel and comes loaded with support for using the Ext4 file system. However, Ext3 is expected to remain the default file system for Jaunty Jackalope.

Getting things done on Linux

A good to-do list manager can make all the difference to your productivity. While there isn’t a shortage of to-do managers available for Linux, Tasque obviously pronounced “task”) has a couple of advantages over many other tools.

Polyakov's OOM Killer Tamer

  • Linux Pro Magazine; By Marcel Hilzinger (Posted by brittaw on Jan 19, 2009 3:09 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story
Evgeniy Polyakov has released a patch to the kernel's out-of-memory (OOM) killer function, which was designed to prevent a system freeze in an OOM condition by sacrificing one or more processes. The patch "tames" the function by defining the specific process to kill.

SCALE Early Bird Registration Expires Today!

SCALE Early Bird Registration Expires today; new events added to Expo

Epidermis: Promising for the Future, Problematic for Now

Epidermis is a tool that promises to let you easily skin your GNOME desktop in a single click. It sounds great, but how well does it work?

Windows worm numbers 'skyrocket'

The malicious program, known as Conficker, Downadup, or Kido was first discovered in October 2008. Anti-virus firm F-Secure estimates there are now 8.9m machines infected. Experts warn this figure could be far higher and say users should have up-to-date anti-virus software and install Microsoft's MS08-067 patch. In its security blog, F-Secure said that the number of infections based on its calculations was "skyrocketing" and that the situation was "getting worse".

ClamAv and Spamassassin on CentOS 5 Postfix

  • PostfixMail.com; By Mike Weber (Posted by mweber on Jan 19, 2009 12:07 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial
Amavisd-new is used to allow ClamAv and Spamassassin to scan the incoming mail and then re-inject it into the queue again on a separate port. Since ClamAv and Amavisd-new are not in the repositories for CentOS you will need to add additional repositories to make it easy to install.

LXer Weekly Roundup for 19-Jan-2009


LXer Feature: 19-Jan-2009

The Wall Street Journal had a piece on Mark Shuttleworth and our own Steven Rosenberg thinks All roads lead to Ubuntu. SJVN goes over Linux 2.6.28's five best features and Sander came across this great piece of FUD called Why Windows 7 will crush Linux and Hans Bezemer noticed and couldn't stop himself from responding with Why Linux makes Windows 7 obsolete.

Camp KDE Takes off in Jamaica

In a warm Jamaica around thirty KDE developers have gathered for the first Camp KDE. The following article is an impression of the first days of this event, a short summary of what is going on here. Read on for the full report!

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