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Subject:    Linux-Announce Digest #421
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Date:       2003-05-23 1:13:02
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Linux-Announce Digest #421, Volume #4          Fri, 23 May 2003 01:13:02 EDT

Contents:
  Code Forge, Inc has just released version 3.0 of its Integrated Development \
Environment. ("Nevin Kaplan")  SEMINAR: Building Embedded Systems with Linux and Open \
Source ("Ed Skinner")  ANNOUNCE: SciTech SNAP Graphics for Linux - BETA 2 (Kendall \
Bennett)  Free Expo Passes and More for ClusterWorld Conference & Expo (Monica Ortiz)
  Microsoft will try to kill Linux ("Donald H. Bennett")
  [ANN] Building Embedded Systems with Linux and Open Source ("Ed Skinner")
  [ANN] Building Embedded Systems with Linux and Open Source ("Ed Skinner")

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From: "Nevin Kaplan" <nevink@earthlink.net>
Subject: Code Forge, Inc has just released version 3.0 of its Integrated Development \
                Environment.
Date: 23 May 2003 01:10:01 GMT

This new version provides complete edit/compile/debug cycle support for
single and mixed language projects.  It features team based development
support, and a visual representation of project structure and component
status.  It runs on Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, FreeBSD, AIX, Tru64 and QNX.  Try
it FREE for 30 day! (http://www.codeforge.com)



New in this version:



* Integrated debugger

          o Integrates into the editor

          o Displays and allows switching between Stackframes, Threads and
Breakpoints

          o Displays a live view of local and watched variables

          o Allows editing of variables in the variable display panel

          o Allows casting of variables in the variable display/edit panel

          o Allows editing and recompilation of source code from inside the
debugger

          o Displays values of variables, Stackframe prototypes and Thread
states as floating hints

          o AND MUCH MORE

* New look and feel.

          o New graphical configuration of fonts, colors and background

          o Gradient colors mode support

          o New icons

* Enhanced CVS support (configuration of compression levels, improvement in
tags/branches management)

* Fast search and auto completion in any tree based panel

* Unicode support throughout the IDE

* XML, XSL support are added

* Project Groups improvements

* Target-specific file conversions

* Improvements/Fixes for Physical Folders

* AND MUCH MORE



Code Forge, Inc has been supplying the Unix development community with
programming tools since early 1997. For a complete description of all we
have to offer please see our web site

at:  http://www.codeforge.com/features.php.



Best Regards,

--

The Code Forge Team

http://www.codeforge.com








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From: "Ed Skinner" <ed@REMOVE.flat5.net>
Subject: SEMINAR: Building Embedded Systems with Linux and Open Source
Date: 23 May 2003 03:25:01 GMT

     The four-day, hands-on, instructor led course, "Building Embedded
Systems with Linux and Open Source" will be presented in Phoenix Arizona
(USA) on June 3-6, 2003 (Tuesday through Friday). There are no
subscription fees, no license fees, no royalty payments. (Just tuition.)
     Developed and presented by Ed Skinner of RyteTyme, participants
develop a complete embedded system using 100% open source.
     A 25% discount is available for this pilot presentation.
     For complete information, please visit http://www.rytetyme.com/.

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From: Kendall Bennett <KendallB@scitechsoft.com>
Subject: ANNOUNCE: SciTech SNAP Graphics for Linux - BETA 2
Date: 23 May 2003 03:25:04 GMT

                 -------------------------------------
                 SciTech SNAP Graphics 2.0.0 for Linux
                        Professional Edition
                 -------------------------------------

Where can I download it?
========================

You can download the SciTech SNAP Graphics 2.0.0 BETA 2 release from our
ftp site using the following URL:

   ftp://ftp.scitechsoft.com/snap/linux/beta/snap-linux-2.0.0-16

This is a self-extracting installer, so you may need to use "chmod +x" 
on the downloaded file to run it.


What's new in this version?
===========================

This is the first public BETA release (not counting the limited
availability beta 1) of SciTech SNAP Graphics 2.0 for Linux, and as
such everything can be considered new.

This release has been tested for use on Red Hat, Mandrake, SuSE,
Slackware, Debian, and TurboLinux distributions; compatibility with
other distributions (Xandros, Lycoris, and possibly others) may follow 
in a future release.

Note that all changes are tracked on our web site. Public changes are
tracked at the following URL:

     http://www.scitechsoft.com/snap_linux_changes.txt


About SciTech SNAP Graphics for Linux
=====================================

SciTech SNAP Graphics provides high performance graphics accelerator
access across a wide range of modern graphics hardware and operating
systems. The core technology is our SciTech SNAP Graphics Architecture,
which is a cross platform device driver technology enabling the use of 
the same device drivers in all versions of SciTech SNAP Graphics. 
Sharing the drivers between platforms improves the quality and 
performance of device drivers for all supported operating systems.

The install archive contains the end user Linux installation of SciTech
SNAP Graphics. It contains all of the necessary Linux based utilities 
and device drivers that work with SciTech SNAP based applications, as 
well as full support for XFree86 4.0.2 and later official releases. 
Applications that can utilise SciTech SNAP currently include 
applications developed using the SciTech MGL graphics library, or 
applications written to work directly with the SciTech SNAP device drivers.

For more detailed information about SciTech SNAP Graphics for Linux
(including the list of supported graphics chipsets) see the complete
readme at:

     ftp://ftp.scitechsoft.com/snap/linux/beta/readme.txt


Support
=======

If you have any problems or wish to discuss this beta release, please 
use the SciTech newsgroups at:

    news://news.scitechsoft.com/scitech.snap.graphics.linux

Please note that the product has a 21-day evaluation period; if you
would like to purchase it for continued use, it will be available in our
online store shortly.  Once you have registered, you can get priority
support by opening tickets on the SciTech HelpDesk:

    http://www.scitechsoft.com/support/helpdesk/

-- 
Kendall Bennett
Chief Executive Officer
SciTech Software, Inc.
Phone: (530) 894 8400
http://www.scitechsoft.com

~ SciTech SNAP - The future of device driver technology!

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From: monica@mktgevents.com (Monica Ortiz)
Subject: Free Expo Passes and More for ClusterWorld Conference & Expo
Date: 23 May 2003 03:30:02 GMT

ClusterWorld Conference & Expo is the one event you cannot afford to
miss if you work with cluster and Grid technologies.

ClusterWorld Conference & Expo
June 23 - 26, 2003
San Jose Convention Center
San Jose, California
http://www.clusterworldexpo.com

ClusterWorld Conference & Expo, the newest addition to HPC and
Supercomputing education, is offering attendees a free expo pass,
giving you access to Keynote Addresses, The Beowulf Reunion Tour, the
ClusterWorld Challenge and other exciting show events!

Keynote Speakers include:
* John Picklo, Manager, High Performance Computing, DaimlerChrysler
* John Reynders, Vice-President, Informatics, Celera Theraputics
* Jacobus N. Burr, Principal Research Physicist, Shell International
Exploration and Production B.V.
* Dr. Tildak Agerwala, Vice-President, Systems IBM Research

Free passes are only available until June 18th, so don't delay. Just
go to http://www.clusterworldexpo.com and click on "Register Now!" to
sign up. Please use your special Priority code: COLA

**PLUS** 

Register for the technical conference by May 23rd and save up to $200!

The ClusterWorld conference program was created in conjunction with
the Linux Clusters Institute (LCI) and offers something for everyone
interested in cluster technology. Learn from the top clustering
experts from all industries in our extensive conference programs. 
Experience the latest cluster technology from all the top vendors on
our awesome expo floor. Meet and network with colleagues from across
the world of clustering at our numerous sponsored social events and
parties.

For a complete program listing and additional information on the
Beowulf Reunion Tour, The ClusterWorld Challenge, and other events,
visit http://www.clusterworldexpo.com.

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From: "Donald H. Bennett" \
                <res1h1m9@washdc3-ar10-4-62-169-163.washdc3.dsl-verizon.net>
Subject: Microsoft will try to kill Linux
Date: 23 May 2003 03:30:05 GMT

Read the following.
==============================================================
SCO Suspends Sales of Linux, Alerts Customers That Linux Is an
Unauthorized Derivative of UNIX and That Legal Liability May
Extend to Commercial Users SCO Reaffirms Commitment to SCOx,
SCO's Growth Strategy Through Web Services
==============================================================
LINDON, Utah, May 14, 2003 -- The SCO Group (SCO), the
owner of the UNIX operating system, today warned that Linux is an
unauthorized derivative of UNIX and that legal liability for the use of
Linux may extend to commercial users. SCO issued this alert based on its
findings of illegal inclusions of SCO UNIX intellectual property in
Linux. The company also indicated that until the attendant risks with
Linux are better understood and properly resolved, the company will
suspend all of its future sales of the Linux operating system.
==============================================================
Microsoft will license the rights to Unix technology from SCO Group, a
move that could impact the battle between Windows and Linux in the
market for computer operating systems.

According to a statement from Microsoft, the company will license SCO's
Unix patents and the source code. That code is at the heart of a $1
billion lawsuit between SCO and IBM, which is aggressively pushing Linux
as an alternative to Windows in corporate back shops.
==============================================================

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From: "Ed Skinner" <ed@rytetyme.com>
Subject: [ANN] Building Embedded Systems with Linux and Open Source
Date: 23 May 2003 03:30:08 GMT

     The four-day, hands-on, instructor led course, "Building Embedded
Systems with Linux and Open Source" will be presented in Phoenix Arizona
(USA) on June 3-6, 2003 (Tuesday through Friday). There are no
subscription fees, no license fees, no royalty payments. (Just tuition.)
     Developed and presented by Ed Skinner of RyteTyme, participants
develop a complete embedded system using 100% open source.
     A 25% discount is available for this pilot presentation.
     For complete information, please visit http://www.rytetyme.com/.

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From: "Ed Skinner" <ed@rytetyme.com>
Subject: [ANN] Building Embedded Systems with Linux and Open Source
Date: 23 May 2003 03:30:12 GMT

     The four-day, hands-on, instructor led course, "Building Embedded
Systems with Linux and Open Source" will be presented in Phoenix Arizona
(USA) on June 3-6, 2003 (Tuesday through Friday). There are no
subscription fees, no license fees, no royalty payments. (Just tuition.)
     Developed and presented by Ed Skinner of RyteTyme, participants
develop a complete embedded system using 100% open source.
     A 25% discount is available for this pilot presentation.
     For complete information, please visit http://www.rytetyme.com/.

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