IBM: developerWorks Creates Open Source Zone

[ Linux Today reader Frank Carlos writes: ]

"The new Open Source zone was launched today when IBM's developer Portal(developerworks) was officially taken out of beta-mode. developerWorks is making the source code available for the very popular Jikes compiler for Java and IBM Classes for Unicode, which are used for Unicode-based international support for an application. Also take a look at "Portable penguins" article about the release of IBM's Linux-certified ThinkPad 600E, the latest effort to bridge the gap to the mainstream. You can learn how to make application programming easier with the Gnome libraries article located at the developerWorks Linux Zone.

developerWorks Homepage
http://www.ibm.com/developer?loc=107,t=g,p=linux000

dW Open Source Zone
http://www10.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource?loc=107,t=g,p=OS001

dW Linux Zone
http://www.ibm.com/developer/linux?loc=107,t=g,p=linux001

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