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Linux-Announce Digest #974, Volume #4 Wed, 8 Dec 2004 10:13:04 EST
Contents:
ConceptBase 6.1 (metadatabase system) released (ConceptBase Project)
[LOCAL]: CarrefourBLinuX, 4th Anniversary! ("La Rosa O.")
New LinuxSecurity.com Site Launch and Special Event (Nicole Pearson)
WPKG - automated software deployment, upgrade and removal script (Tomasz Chmielewski)
CWCE - Call for Presentations (ClusterWorld Conference & Expo)
KAMLUG Announcement (Steven Hildreth)
Cpsed 0.4 released (Colossus)
New LinuxSecurity.com Site Launch and Special Event (Nicole Pearson)
ConceptBase 6.1 (metadatabase system) released (ConceptBase Project)
ANNOUNCE: FlashLinux 0.3.2 (Plusnet News Feed)
LessTif Release 0.94.0 is out (Danny Backx)
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Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:35:59 CST
From: ConceptBase Project <cb@i5.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>
Subject: ConceptBase 6.1 (metadatabase system) released
Dear all,
the deductive object manager ConceptBase 6.1 has been released
free-of-charge for non-commercial usage! No time to
read text below? Then directly download the software from
http://www-i5.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/CBdoc/
=======================================================================
ConceptBase is a system for meta modeling based on a deductive object manager.
ConceptBase has been in use since 1988 and is being distributed since about
1990. In the last two years the ConceptBase Team worked to add more
functionality, to support more platforms, and to make it perform faster. As a
result, ConceptBase now
* runs on multiple platforms including Windows XP/2000, Linux (i386), and Solaris
(Sparc and i386); you can take the system on your laptop or install it on a
powerful server;
* includes a Java-based graph editor whose node and link types can be freely
configured; the graph editor can also be used to update the object base;
* evaluates queries between 3 and 20 times faster depending on the type of
query; recursive queries can enjoy an even more dramatic speed-up; besides
the increased performance, the query engine now supports dynamic
stratification;
* provides access protection for object base modules; you can use the system in
a multi-user environment and assign users to their individual workspaces;
this feauture is useful for teaching scenarios but also in cases you manage
multiple application with ConceptBase as a shared data repository; access
protection policies are user-definable as query classes.
Besides these improvements, we have corrected dozens of errors, enhanced the
compiler for meta-class-level logical formulas, and increased the flexibility of
queries as parameters of other queries. We are convinced that ConceptBase is
useful for
* meta modeling, in particular the design of new modeling languages
* advanced application design, in particular when the relational data model is
too inflexible
* serving as model repository for managing multiple interrelated models
* analyzing large models by means of queries
For more details on the capabilities, see our introductory site at
http://conceptbase.cc
The unique advantage of ConceptBase over similar systems is the extreme
simplicity of its underlying O-Telos data model. O-Telos uses a single data
structure called P-objects for all factual information (objects, attributes,
classes, meta classes, specializations, instantiations) and provides virtually
unlimited flexibility by its Datalog-based rule language. Rules, constraints and
queries can range over any type of object, be it an instance, a class, a meta
class, a meta meta class and so forth. The combination of the uniform data model
with the logical language allows to capture the semantics of link types such as
transitivity, reflexivity etc. by user-defined formulas. Even the semantics of
modeling language constructs, e.g. the concept of cardinality in entity-
relationship diagrams or the key property of the relational data model, can be
captured in ConceptBase.
ConceptBase has been developed at the Technical University of Aachen (Informatik V,
Prof. Dr. M. Jarke) in Germany, in co-operation with the University of
Tilburg (CRISM/Infolab, Dr. M. Jeusfeld) in The Netherlands. The system is free-
of- charge for non-commercial usage. Release 6.1.2 can now be downloaded via
http://www-i5.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/CBdoc/
See instructions there on how to register a ConceptBase installation. Registered
users can obtain access to the CB-Forum featuring additional software (e.g.
preview releases of forthcoming ConceptBase versions), an extensive how-to
section and a discussion section.
We hope that this new release is useful for the scientific community!
Kind greetings!
Aachen and Tilburg, December 2004
-- The ConceptBase Team
represented by
Matthias Jarke, Manfred Jeusfeld, Christoph Quix
PS: Thanks go to all who have contributed to the realization of ConceptBase. We
particularily thank the designers of Telos (John Mylopoulos, Alex Borgida,
Manolis Koubarakis, Sol Greenspan, and others) and the numerous colleagues who
worked on extensions of the system. We can't name them all here. Special thanks
go to Martin Staudt who has been heading the ConceptBase team for several years
and who initiated many of the now-realized functions. Rainer Gallersdörfer and
Thomas List did a tremendous job in implementing the dedicated object store.
Rene Soiron realized the meta formula compiler and the cost-based query
optimizer. Finally, Hans Nissen introduced the module sub-system which proves to
be an increasingly useful tool for managing large object bases.
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Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:39:36 CST
From: "La Rosa O." <info@brlspeak.net>
Subject: [LOCAL]: CarrefourBLinuX, 4th Anniversary!
This information may concern anybody who read/talks in French, and anybody
who is interested or is himself visually impaired:
did you heard about a French-speaking Blinux discussion list?
Well, if the name "Carrefour BLinuX" doesn't sounds familiar to you,
then you have to know that this is the name of the French-speaking
Blinux list, now since a few month hosted by FreeArchive.org
(previously on Yahoogroupes).
Today, Nov. the 28th 2004, we exist exactly four years.
We have started this forum to help people with a vision impairment
discovering Gnu/Linux;
lots of problems around braille and speech support, or around
accessibility etc, are discussed every day, in French.
If you think this may be easier for you to participate, then feel free to
join us; read more here:
http://lists.freearchive.org/mailman/listinfo/carrefourblinux
FreeArchive does also hosts a Dutch-speaking Blinux list, called
BLinuXForum; more info at:
http://lists.freearchive.org/mailman/listinfo/blinuxforum
O. La Rosa.
~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~
~~ Osvaldo La Rosa ~~ http://www.brlspeak.net ~~ GNU/Linux? 2B FREE ~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~ No individual should be discriminated against on the basis of ~~
~~ disability in the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, ~~
~~ facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations of any place of ~~
~~ public accommodation (American Disability Act - 42. U.S.C. 12182[a]) ~~
~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~
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Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:40:18 CST
From: Nicole Pearson <npearson@guardiandigital.com>
Subject: New LinuxSecurity.com Site Launch and Special Event
Dear newsletter subscriber:
For almost a decade, LinuxSecurity.com has served as the central voice for open
source and security-related news for millions of readers around the world. This
Wednesday, December 1st, a new chapter in the site's history begins as we
celebrate the launch of a completely revamped LinuxSecurity.com website. New
features including message boards, interactive forums, comprehensive industry
resources and live chat capabilities will be unveiled and to celebrate the launch,
we'd like to invite you to a very special event.
Please join us at 4:00PM EST tomorrow for a live online chat with industry
visionaries including Jay Beale, Brian Hatch, Lance Spitzner, Paul Vixie and
Dave Wreski.
The event is being moderated by well-known industry author and Linux journalist,
Robin Miller, who will be accepting questions for our participants via email at
contribute@linuxsecurity.com. Viewers will also have the option of sending
additional questions to Robin throughout the live broadcast via our IRC chat feature.
I'd like to thank you for your continuing support of LinuxSecurity.com and our weekly
newsletters. I hope you'll log on to http://www.LinuxSecurity.com at 4:00PM EST this
Wednesday for this great event. And remember, if you have a particular question you
would like to ask one of the chat participants, please email us today at
contribute@linuxsecurity.com.
Sincerely,
Nicole Pearson
Corporate Communications
Guardian Digital Inc. and LinuxSecurity.com
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From: Tomasz Chmielewski <tch@nospam.unc.edu>
Subject: WPKG - automated software deployment, upgrade and removal script
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:40:23 CST
Hello everyone,
WPKG is an automated software deployment, upgrade and removal script for
Windows.
It can be used to push/pull software packages, such as Service Packs,
hotfixes, or program installations from a central server (for example,
Samba) to a number of workstations.
It can run as a service to install software in the background, without
user interaction.
It can install MSI, InstallShield, PackagefortheWeb etc. packages, and
all other packages using repackaging or AutoIt.
For details, see:
http://wpkg.sourceforge.net/
http://wpkg.sourceforge.net/faq.html
So, what exactly can you do with this tool?
Well, lots of things.
Considering you are running Samba on Linux, *BSD, Unix or any other
Unix-like system, you might have noticed that Windows-administraton
things like Active Directory, Group Policies / GPO / Group Policy
Objects, RIS, SUS, IntelliMirror, SMS etc. are not available on these
platforms.
Software installation / upgrade, or distributing / deploying software to
many Windows clients can become painful without some of these Windows-tools.
WPKG can help with that.
Once it's installed on the clients, and its configuration is kept on a
central fileserver (like Samba), you can easily deploy software /
packages / changes etc. to many Windows clients - without the need of
doing this manually, that is going from one workstation to another. You
just configure the software which should be installed on a given machine
or a group of machines - and next time these Windows workstations are
booted, the software you specified is installed automatically.
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From: ddiprima@clusterworld.com (ClusterWorld Conference & Expo)
Subject: CWCE - Call for Presentations
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:40:41 CST
********************************************************
ClusterWorld Conference & Expo 2005
May 23 - 25, 2005
Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, California
www.clusterworldexpo.com
********************************************************
CWCE Call for Presentations - Deadline December 20, 2004
Now in its third year, ClusterWorld Conference & Expo brings together
HPC industry experts, grid professionals and cluster neophytes to
advance the state of the art in cluster computing.
We encourage you to consider proposing a speaker or presentation for
ClusterWorld Conference & Expo 2005, to be held May 23 - 25, 2005, at
the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California.
Submissions may be made through our website located at <a
href="www.clusterworldexpo.com">www.clusterworldexpo.com</a>.
Speaking at ClusterWorld Conference & Expo will give you the
opportunity to share your expertise with HPC enthusiasts and sustain
the advancement of clustered systems.
If your presentation is selected, you will receive complimentary
admission to ClusterWorld Conference & Expo. A select number of CWCE
presenters will be invited to prepare feature articles for publication
in ClusterWorld Magazine.
This year's program is themed "Competitive HPC: Clustering for
Success." Each or our three conference tracks will illuminate specific
elements relating to our show's overall theme.
* Applications "Software for the Rest of Us"
Featuring novel software technologies that reduce the cost and time to
market for cluster applications. Topics may include languages,
compilers, application specific tools, new ideas/proposals, and case
studies.
* Competitive Industry Solutions "The New Competitive Edge: HPC"
Exploring how HPC has reduced costs and provided a competitive edge to
leading companies. Topics may include (but are not limited to)
manufacturing, process optimization, design, engineering, financial
markets, and on-demand/grid applications. In addition, presentations
that address infrastructure, organizational barriers, and industrial
hold-backs are also welcome.
* Systems "Leaner and Meaner: Next Generation Production Clusters"
Focusing on those new developments that make clusters easier to use,
faster to deploy, and less costly to maintain. Topics can include
cluster software distributions, monitoring tools, storage systems,
administration interfaces, and hardware.
Guidelines for presentation submissions
================================================
Proposals for presentations are being accepted now through December
20, 2004 via the submission form located at <a
href="http://clusterworldexpo.com/cfp/">http://clusterworldexpo.com/cfp/</a>.
All submitters will be notified of acceptance or non-acceptance by
January 20, 2005. For your proposal to be considered, please follow
the guidelines below.
1. Provide an abstract describing the presentation, 1 page maximum
2. Title the presentation
3. Identify the session track the presentation is best suited for
(Applications, Industry or Systems)
4. Include a professional biography of the proposed speaker, 1 page
maximum
5. Supply contact information including full name, company, title,
mailing address, phone number, fax number, email address, and website
URL. If we are to contact anyone other than the speaker, please
additionally provide full contact information for that person.
ClusterWorld attendees generally have a technical background and
demand sessions that provide detailed and valuable information. We
will be evaluating presentation submissions based upon technical merit
and relevance to this year's theme. Each conference session speaker
will have 45 minutes to deliver their presentation. Here are a few
tips for writing a successful abstract.
State the focus of the talk; define the audience for the talk and
explain why they should find the topic important; list the major
subjects the presentation will cover (concise bullet points are
recommended); summarize key elements of the presentation, outline the
conclusion and clarify problems this presentation will solve, etc.;
and please do not submit Press Releases.
For more program and registration details, visit us online at <a
href="www.clusterworldexpo.com">www.clusterworldexpo.com</a>.
ClusterWorld Conference & Expo
May 23 - 25, 2005
Santa Clara Convention Center
Santa Clara, California
www.clusterworldexpo.com
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From: Steven Hildreth <shildreth@kamlug.org>
Subject: KAMLUG Announcement
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:41:38 CST
I'm proud to announce the formation of a new Linux User Group
in the Kansas City, Kansas/Missouri, USA area. Our website is
http://www.kamlug.org and is currently under construction.
Information about this LUG can be obtained by visiting the
website, or by emailing me at mailto:shildreth@kamlug.org
At the moment there are 3 core members who will be responsible
for the growth, management and organization of KAMLUG. We have
already found 2 corporate sponsors willing to donate meeting gifts
and operation cost donations.
Please visit the website, create an account and participate
if you would like to be involved!
Thanks,
Steven
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From: Colossus <colossus73_SPAMMER_AWAY@gmail.com>
Subject: Cpsed 0.4 released
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:41:44 CST
Cpses id an OpenGL 3d scene editor. Import your .3ds and .dff models
and build your 3d scene by positioning, rotating and scaling each of them.
A simple camera is provided through mouse to move the entire scene.
The scene is saved as CSV ascii format.
This is the changelog of release 0.4:
- Cpsed window has a nice toolbar with pretty icons.
- It is possible to choose the insert point of the models when just
loaded instead
of the default position (0,0,0), to ease the model's positioning
into the scene
when it becomes bigger and bigger.
- Undo/Redo ability.
- Camera position is saved with the scene and restored when the
scene is loaded.
- Cpsed now allows to set a default camera viewpoint.
- When a model is deleted its name and id appear in the status bar.
- Ability to change the model's loading path before saving the
scene.
- The name of the current scene appears in the window title bar.
--
Bye,
Colossus
Cpsed, a Linux OpenGL 3D scene editor
http://cpsed.sourceforge.net/
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From: Nicole Pearson <npearson@guardiandigital.com>
Subject: New LinuxSecurity.com Site Launch and Special Event
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:42:08 CST
Dear newsletter subscriber:
For almost a decade, LinuxSecurity.com has served as the central voice for open
source and security-related news for millions of readers around the world. This
Wednesday, December 1st, a new chapter in the site's history begins as we
celebrate the launch of a completely revamped LinuxSecurity.com website. New
features including message boards, interactive forums, comprehensive industry
resources and live chat capabilities will be unveiled and to celebrate the launch,
we'd like to invite you to a very special event.
Please join us at 4:00PM EST tomorrow for a live online chat with industry
visionaries including Jay Beale, Brian Hatch, Lance Spitzner, Paul Vixie and
Dave Wreski.
The event is being moderated by well-known industry author and Linux journalist,
Robin Miller, who will be accepting questions for our participants via email at
contribute@linuxsecurity.com. Viewers will also have the option of sending
additional questions to Robin throughout the live broadcast via our IRC chat feature.
I'd like to thank you for your continuing support of LinuxSecurity.com and our weekly
newsletters. I hope you'll log on to http://www.LinuxSecurity.com at 4:00PM EST this
Wednesday for this great event. And remember, if you have a particular question you
would like to ask one of the chat participants, please email us today at
contribute@linuxsecurity.com.
Sincerely,
Nicole Pearson
Corporate Communications
Guardian Digital Inc. and LinuxSecurity.com
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Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:42:13 CST
From: ConceptBase Project <cb@i5.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>
Subject: ConceptBase 6.1 (metadatabase system) released
Dear all,
the deductive object manager ConceptBase 6.1 has been released
free-of-charge for non-commercial usage! No time to
read text below? Then directly download the software from
http://www-i5.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/CBdoc/
=======================================================================
ConceptBase is a system for meta modeling based on a deductive object manager.
ConceptBase has been in use since 1988 and is being distributed since about
1990. In the last two years the ConceptBase Team worked to add more
functionality, to support more platforms, and to make it perform faster. As a
result, ConceptBase now
* runs on multiple platforms including Windows XP/2000, Linux (i386), and Solaris
(Sparc and i386); you can take the system on your laptop or install it on a
powerful server;
* includes a Java-based graph editor whose node and link types can be freely
configured; the graph editor can also be used to update the object base;
* evaluates queries between 3 and 20 times faster depending on the type of
query; recursive queries can enjoy an even more dramatic speed-up; besides
the increased performance, the query engine now supports dynamic
stratification;
* provides access protection for object base modules; you can use the system in
a multi-user environment and assign users to their individual workspaces;
this feauture is useful for teaching scenarios but also in cases you manage
multiple application with ConceptBase as a shared data repository; access
protection policies are user-definable as query classes.
Besides these improvements, we have corrected dozens of errors, enhanced the
compiler for meta-class-level logical formulas, and increased the flexibility of
queries as parameters of other queries. We are convinced that ConceptBase is
useful for
* meta modeling, in particular the design of new modeling languages
* advanced application design, in particular when the relational data model is
too inflexible
* serving as model repository for managing multiple interrelated models
* analyzing large models by means of queries
For more details on the capabilities, see our introductory site at
http://conceptbase.cc
The unique advantage of ConceptBase over similar systems is the extreme
simplicity of its underlying O-Telos data model. O-Telos uses a single data
structure called P-objects for all factual information (objects, attributes,
classes, meta classes, specializations, instantiations) and provides virtually
unlimited flexibility by its Datalog-based rule language. Rules, constraints and
queries can range over any type of object, be it an instance, a class, a meta
class, a meta meta class and so forth. The combination of the uniform data model
with the logical language allows to capture the semantics of link types such as
transitivity, reflexivity etc. by user-defined formulas. Even the semantics of
modeling language constructs, e.g. the concept of cardinality in entity-
relationship diagrams or the key property of the relational data model, can be
captured in ConceptBase.
ConceptBase has been developed at the Technical University of Aachen (Informatik V,
Prof. Dr. M. Jarke) in Germany, in co-operation with the University of
Tilburg (CRISM/Infolab, Dr. M. Jeusfeld) in The Netherlands. The system is free-
of- charge for non-commercial usage. Release 6.1.2 can now be downloaded via
http://www-i5.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/CBdoc/
See instructions there on how to register a ConceptBase installation. Registered
users can obtain access to the CB-Forum featuring additional software (e.g.
preview releases of forthcoming ConceptBase versions), an extensive how-to
section and a discussion section.
We hope that this new release is useful for the scientific community!
Kind greetings!
Aachen and Tilburg, December 2004
-- The ConceptBase Team
represented by
Matthias Jarke, Manfred Jeusfeld, Christoph Quix
PS: Thanks go to all who have contributed to the realization of ConceptBase. We
particularily thank the designers of Telos (John Mylopoulos, Alex Borgida,
Manolis Koubarakis, Sol Greenspan, and others) and the numerous colleagues who
worked on extensions of the system. We can't name them all here. Special thanks
go to Martin Staudt who has been heading the ConceptBase team for several years
and who initiated many of the now-realized functions. Rainer Gallersdörfer and
Thomas List did a tremendous job in implementing the dedicated object store.
Rene Soiron realized the meta formula compiler and the cost-based query
optimizer. Finally, Hans Nissen introduced the module sub-system which proves to
be an increasingly useful tool for managing large object bases.
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From: Plusnet News Feed <gareth@linux.co.uk>
Subject: ANNOUNCE: FlashLinux 0.3.2
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:42:22 CST
FlashLinux is a customised Linux distribution designed to be run
directly off a USB key or other (similar) forms of bootable flash
memory. It should work within the contraints of 256Mb of (flash) memory
although larger devices may also be used. It includes hardware
auto-detection, Gnome 2.8, Evolution, Gaim, XChat, OpenOffice (and
more). Support is included for LAN and Dialup connections.
Project Home page:
http://encryptec.net
Screenshots:
http://www.encryptec.net/flashlinux/screen-0.3.2
Sourceforge download:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/flashlinux/
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From: danny.backx@planetinternet.be (Danny Backx)
Subject: LessTif Release 0.94.0 is out
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:42:26 CST
The LessTif Core Team is pleased to announce
Release 0.94.0
of the LessTif library!
This major release contains both of the recent XPM security bugs,
a number of memory leak fixes, and a couple of other bugfixes.
About LessTif:
LessTif is a "free" (LGPL'd) implementation of the OSF/Motif standard
GUI toolkit for X11. LessTif aims to be source compatible with the Motif
(a product of The OpenGroup) versions 1.2 and 2.1.
Nearly all Motif apps compile and work out of the box with LessTif!
Some run-time problems however may still exist. The LessTif Core team is
interested in hearing about Motif applications which don't work with LessTif.
Bug reports are welcome - patches are even more welcome!
More information, source code, and binaries for several platforms
are available at:
http://lesstif.sf.net
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/lesstif
http://www.lesstif.org
The LessTif Core Team
P.S. This release was built using the following versions of the auto* tools:
Running on:
Linux 2.6.3-7mdk #1 Wed Mar 17 15:56:42 CET 2004 i686
Using:
autoconf (GNU Autoconf) 2.59
automake (GNU automake) 1.9.2
ltmain.sh (GNU libtool) 1.5.10 (1.1220.2.130 2004/09/19 12:13:49)
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