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Advanced Linux 3D Graphics Programming now available
Author: JT Smith
nlin writes: "The book Advanced Linux 3D Graphics Programming is now available for
purchase. It is the follow-up volume to the first book...
Computer Associates division supports DB2 on Linux
Author: JT Smith
InfoWorld has a brief saying that ACCPAC International's business management software package now supports DB2 on Linux, making it one of the...
USENIX call for papers
Author: JT Smith
The 2002 USENIX Technical Conference will take place June 9 through 14 in Monterey, CA. The Conference is seeking original papers about...
KOffice 1.1RC1 released today
Author: JT Smith
The KDE
Project today announced the release of
KOffice 1.1 Release Candidate 1 (RC1).
KOffice is an integrated office suite for KDE which utilizes open
standards...
Jepson rebuts Petreley’s missive on Mono
Author: JT Smith
O'Reilly.net: "You do not need Passport to develop .NET applications that work with the existing e-commerce
...
A review of the Linux Community Development System
Author: JT Smith
Internetweek: "IBM is now offering a free service, the Linux Community Development System (LCDS), that lets Linux developers access Linux running on...
Mundie: ‘Open Source isn’t the issue’
Author: JT Smith
- By Dan Berkes and Pat Galbraith -
Leaders of the Open Source community gathered in San Diego this week, and various panels...
White paper: Embedding Linux
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes, "This introductory white paper at LinuxDevices.com about using Linux in embedded applications explains why Linux has become increasingly popular...
What is a Mac OS X application, anyway?
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "Recently I witnessed a raging debate in various Macintosh news groups regarding a hot topic: What signifies a true...
Using Pippy for handheld app development
Author: JT Smith
IBM developerWorks features a comprehensive evaluation of Pippy, a port of Python for the PalmOS and designed for building handheld applications on...