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Configure Remote DB2 with WebSphere Enterprise Stage

  • ibm.com/developerWorks (Posted by IdaAshley on Sep 26, 2006 7:25 AM CST)
  • Story Type: Tutorial; Groups: IBM
This article provides step-by-step instructions for configuring connectivity to remote DB2 instances using DB2 Enterprise Stage. In addition, the authors compare the performance of DB2 API Stage with DB2 Enterprise Stage running in the same environment.

[Anyone running DB2? - dcparris]

Kurumin Linux rolls out lightweight live CD

The Kurumin Linux project, which produces a Knoppix-based distribution, released a stripped-down, live CD edition of Kurumin Linux 6.1 on Sept. 24. It features a 2.6.17.6 kernel and the KDE desktop. Key features include excellent hardware auto-detection, support for Brazilian Portuguese, and small size, according to the team.

Uversa opens new testing service

Uversa has recently opened a testing tool (with a very punny name)limtus test. The system is designed to help provide a way for ClearHealth community members to contribute to the testing of releases in a systematic way. This is really smart and should take the code quality of ClearHealth to another level. I think they are the first EHR project to do this. The tool seems to be integrated with theMantis bug tracking tool.Fred Trotter

Munich embraces Linux at last

The City of Munich has finally started to migrate to Linux on the desktop, a year later than planned. The local government in the German city has transferred 100 users in the Lord Mayor's department to a Debian configuration, and it intends to migrate 80 percent of its PCs by mid-2009.

Linux: Linus Praises the GPLv2

Linux creator Linus Torvalds posted an email titled, "An Ode to GPLv2" examining why he feels the GPLv2 is such a great license as an alternative way to look at the GPLv3 debate [story]. "This post is kind of another way to look at the whole GPLv3 issues," Linus explains, "not caring so much about why the GPLv3 is worse, but a much more positive 'Why the GPLv2 is _better_'."

Novell's Linux Road Show Makes A Good Impression

LXer Feature: 15-Jul-2006

Novell Linux Road Show attendees seemed pretty impressed by the introductions to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and Desktop.

Microsoft's IIS 7 will aid PHP developers' Linux deployments

Open source software advocate and developer W. Jason Gilmore attended a recent Microsoft confab for Web developers. In this column, he discusses Redmond's Linux-friendlier IIS 7. In another report, he offers views on Microsoft's Codeplex, a code repository that mimics but doesn't live up to Sourceforge. -- Editor (Open Source News)

VIRTUAL BRIDGES ANNOUNCES WIN4BSD PRODUCT TO RUN WINDOWS ON FREEBSD/PC-BSD DESKTOP

Company Aims Products at Using Virtualization Technology to Create Competitive Advantage for Enterprise and SMB Businesses by Providing Multi-Platform Virtualization Solutions

Hands-on Open Source Java Tools Practicum

Just how many enterprise problems can you really solve with Open Source Java tools? Open Source Live will bring enterprise devs hands-on exposure to some of the hott4est Open Source Java-based tools, including Ajax, JSF, Hibernate, Spring and even EJB3. The forum will be a weekend-long Practicum for Java open source tools October 6-8 in the heart of Silicon Valley – Santa Clara, Calif.

Q&a: Richard Stallman

Free software’s true believer gives his thoughts on whether it is okay to use proprietary software to make Linux popular.

[All hands on deck! Prepare for "free" vs "open source" and anti-DRM bloodbath. Or maybe just another lively debate here on LXer. - dcparris]

Debian update for gnutls11 / gnutls13

Debian has issued updates for gnutls11 and gnutls13. These fix a vulnerability, which can be exploited by malicious people to bypass certain security restrictions.

Good bits in GNOME 2.16

  • Linux.com; By Dmitri Popov (Posted by dcparris on Sep 26, 2006 1:03 AM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: GNOME
The GNOME Project recently released GNOME 21.6. While the latest release doesn't offer any breakthrough features, it does include a wealth of minor tweaks and improvements.

Red Hat Higher Ahead of Earnings Tomorrow

Eric Savitz (Barron's) submits: Red Hat (RHAT) shares are higher today, ahead of tomorrow’s expected fiscal second quarter earnings report tomorrow.

[Hmmm... Should be of interest to any Red Hat stockholders in our crowd. - dcparris]

Studying Linux migrations abroad

So, an Aussie, a Canadian and a German guy walk into a bar … and migrate the joint's computer system to Linux.

Adaptiveblue Launches the blueorganizer Smart Browsing Technology ...

  • Yahoo! News (press release); By Press Release (Posted by dcparris on Sep 25, 2006 11:25 PM CST)
  • Story Type: Press Release; Groups: Mozilla
LIVINGSTON, N.J., Sept. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- adaptiveblue today announced that it has launched the blueorganizer smart browsing technology at DEMOfall '06, the premier venue for new products and companies.

GPLv3: recent misleading information

The Free Software Foundation wishes to clarify a few factual points about the Second Discussion Draft of GNU GPL version 3, on which recent discussion has presented inaccurate information.

The Emperor's New AI

  • Reg Developer; By Andrew Orlowski (Posted by dcparris on Sep 25, 2006 10:20 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: GNU
'It looks like you're trying to have a conversation with a computer. Can I help?' In the early 1970s, no science show was complete without predictions of HAL-like intelligent autonomous computers by the turn of the century.

[Interesting tidbit in this one for EMACS fans - dcparris]

Akademy Award Winners

  • KDE Dot News; By Alan Horkan (Posted by dcparris on Sep 25, 2006 9:48 PM CST)
  • Story Type: News Story; Groups: KDE
Day Two of Akademy 2006 and the speakers conference was brought to a close with the Akademy Awards Ceremony. And the Winners are: Boudewijn Rempt, Alexander Neundorf, and Laurent Montel. Read on for more details.

Open source search technology goes beyond keywords

For several years a group of academic researchers has been quietly working on a new kind of search engine -- one that recognizes the semantic meaning of a query instead of only taking input as a keyword to be literally matched. The technology is licensed under the GPL, and a desktop version is imminent.

Centerstage Mac Media Center Project Looking for Developers

CenterStage, a GNU GPL open source media center application for the Mac platform, has launched a recruitment drive to help push their independent project along.

[Since this is a FOSS project... - dcparris]

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