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#develop 0.94 is out
fiffilinus writes "The year 2003 starts with a feature-loaded new version of SharpDevelop, the open-source IDE for.NET." For starters, the forms designer has been...
Analysis: For Linux, it’s only begun
Earlier this month, in a small, unassuming town located about two hours east of Toronto, something happened that would've seemed unthinkable only a few...
Vive Java et blackdown
Mono, which is Ximian Inc.'s open source implementation of some of the Microsoft Corp. .Net development framework, seems to be a hot button for...
Coder Finds New Way to Swap Tunes
Ex-Apple programmer Jim Speth is about to release new open-source software that lets a select group of users share files over the Internet. He's...
10 things Phoenix is better at than Mozilla.
samash writes "Here is a quick list of 10 things that the young Phoenix browser does better than Mozilla. Just shows how far...
Random Hacks of Kindness – Affero Newsletter
GoodNews writes "Affero today published their community newsletter - "Random Hacks of Kindness" - to "write about those who saw someone in need and...
Linux Advisory Watch – January 31st 2003
- by Benjamin D.
Thomas -
Linux Advisory Watch is a comprehensive newsletter that outlines the security
vulnerabilities that have been...
The Register speaks with Red Hat VP about product
jeremy_hogan writes: Red Hat represents a
long-delayed tidying up, and is only - as some of you have suggested -
part of the whole picture,...
Web administration framework phpGeneral 0.6.0 released
Norbert Sendetzky writes:
After more than a half year of development we are proud to announce the next
production stable series of phpGeneral, an object-oriented...
XML and Perl
Slashdot: davorg writes "One of Perl's great strengths is in processing text files. That is, after all, why it became so popular for generating...