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Developer Linux News for Jul 27, 2004
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internetnews.com: ActiveState's Dynamic Release (2004-07-27 20:30:06)
"For many developers, there's usually more than one dynamic
language that they use to do their jobs. It's also ActiveState's
job with its latest IDE release..."
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LinuxWorld: Apache Geronimo To Miss August 6 Launch Date Target (2004-07-27 14:30:56)
"The Geronimo project, which aims to develop an open source,
certified J2EE server that is ASF licensed and passes Sun's TCK
reusing the best ASF/BSD licensed code available today and adding
new code to complete the J2EE stack, will not make its August 6
launch date..."
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NewsForge: Choosing an Open Source License (2004-07-27 13:00:40)
"The Open Source Initiative (OSI) lists more than 50 approved
open source licenses. Each license is anywhere from slightly to
vastly unlike its neighbors. All of them are written for lawyers,
not mere mortal software developers..."
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OrangeCrate: An Interview with Hideya Kawahara, Sun's Looking Glass Guru (2004-07-27 12:30:20)
"I'm just a geek who are interested in 3D stuff, but not a 3D
expert. Maybe like most of you folks. I think this fact has heavy
influence in the UI design approach I took for Project Looking
Glass..."
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Wine Traffics #231 & #232 by Brian Vincent (2004-07-27 06:30:41)
The latest message traffic for Wine development. [Links
repaired. -ed.]
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Dr. Dobb's Python-URL! - Weekly Python News and Links (Jul 26) (2004-07-27 06:00:37)
This week's news from the Python-URL! Project.
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Release Digest: KDE, July 26, 2004 (2004-07-27 04:45:30)
Today's KDE apps: KBeam 0.1, eqchem 0.2.1, kamix 0.5.4, noteedit
2.x.y, VariCAD 9.0-2.3, KNemo 0.2.0, Kopete stylesheet 0.1, TeXwiz
1.0rc7, Konverter 0.7, CuteCom 0.0.6, Kentoo 0.3, and Psi
0.9.2.
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DistroWatch: Distributions, July 26, 2004 (2004-07-27 04:45:00)
Today's distributions: Gentoo Linux 2004.2 and QiLinux 1.1 Beta
1.
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Open Group Announces "Developer Declaration of Independence" (2004-07-27 02:30:20)
"The Open Group [has] announced an industry-wide effort with the
support of IBM to promote the use of open standards to give
information technology customers freedom of choice and provide
interoperability among all vendors..."
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TNL.net: E-voting and the Open Source Community (2004-07-27 02:00:16)
"Looking at this list, it seems that an e-voting system would
benefit from being open-sourced..."
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eWeek: Mozilla Thrives in Comeback (2004-07-27 00:30:22)
"Vendors can learn a lot from Mozilla's open-source
adventures..."
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NewsForge: Patents in an Open Source World (2004-07-27 00:00:33)
"Does the dramatic increase in the number of software patents
portend a catastrophe for open source software...?"
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