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| Mandrake Linux 9.0 Beta 1 is
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Monday, July 22 2002 @ 07:39 AM MDT
Contributed by: Anonymous
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As discussed on the Mandrake Cooker mailing list (Thanks Warly!) ,
this has just been released, and mirrors are still syncing.
Among other bright and shiney Mandrake goodness, the following packages
are reportedly shipping with their most recent major versions:
-KDE 3.0.x
-GNOME 2.0.x
-Mozilla 1.0
-GCC 3.1.x
No official announcement as yet, however.
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| Charming Python:
Generator-based state machines |
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Thursday, July 18 2002 @ 07:33 PM MDT
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This article shows how to use Python's new generators
to simplify state machines and simulate coroutines. It also shows
additional patterns for the use of generators, in hopes of bringing
readers further into the mindset of "resumable functions." If
generators are new to you, you should first review the introduction
to simple generators. There are a lot of benefits to using simple
generators. In addition to offering more natural ways of expressing the
flow of a class of problems, generators can dramatically improve many
inefficiencies.
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| Common Threads: Advanced
filesystem implementor's guide, Part 11 |
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Tuesday, July 16 2002 @ 09:51 AM MDT
Contributed by: Anonymous
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In this article, Daniel Robbins (President/CEO, Gentoo Technologies,
Inc.) shows you how to use the latest filesystem
technologies in Linux 2.4 and gives an update on the status of the
XFS, ReiserFS, and ext3 filesystems. He shares implementation advice,
performance information, important technical notes, as well as an
outline of how these various filesystems will continue to improve over
the next year. You can also view his previous article in this series,
which shows you how
to get XFS up and running.
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| Developing a Linux
command-line utility |
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Monday, July 15 2002 @ 11:09 AM MDT
Contributed by: Anonymous
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I liked this article because it shows you how to write Linux command-line
utilities that are foolproof enough even for end users. It covers
solid command-line best practices and also includes a comprehensive tour
of a working page-selection tool. This article gives you good
background to start writing your own utilities. It is modeled on de
facto conventions for creating commands in Linux, including: working
standalone, working as a component in a pipeline of commands (by reading
either standard input or a filename argument, and writing to standard
output and standard error), and taking command line options that modify
its behavior.
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| Pre-loaded Mandrake systems
available at Walmart |
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Monday, July 15 2002 @ 10:31 AM MDT
Contributed by: vdanen
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Today, MandrakeSoft and Microtel Inc. announced that they will be
selling pre-loaded Mandrake Linux-based computers at Walmart.com.
The systems come with Mandrake Linux 8.2 and StarOffice 6.0 to
provide a unique computing experience to the mainstream consumer, at a
lot less cost; the starting price for the sytems are 9USD.
Read the full Press
Release.
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Post: 07/22 10:01AM by vdanen
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| Living in Emacs |
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Tuesday, July 09 2002 @ 06:00 PM MDT
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Here is an introductory level tutorial
that gives you a guide to the basics of using Emacs (a popular modeless
text editor with powerful features). This tutorial covers fundamental
concepts and common activities, and then builds on those foundations to
familiarize you with the editor.
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| Robocode Rumble |
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Saturday, July 06 2002 @ 11:18 AM MDT
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Robocode is an easy-to-use robotics battle simulator that runs across
all platforms supporting Java 2 and is designed for anyone interested
in programming – from the beginners to the hackers. There’s also this
cool contest called Robocode
Rumble where you can win a PS2 and an IBM Thinkpad! Don’t forget to
read up on the secrets
of the Robocode masters and I’ll see you on the battlefield!
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| Simple Portal |
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Thursday, July 04 2002 @ 01:01 PM MDT
Contributed by: linuxhelpnetwork
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Have you ever wanted to start your own portal? Sure you can go
download phpnuke or geeklog, they are great software packages. Why not
make your own though? Now you can with the help of this
tutorial.
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New Mdk Cooker RPMs
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php-4.2.1-7mdk
php-dba_bundle-4.2.1-2mdk
jikes-1.15-3mdk
gcc-3.1.1-0.1mdk
etherboot-5.0.6-1mdk
etherboot-5.0.4-1mdk
ispell-da-1.4.22-1mdk
aspell-da-1.4.22-1mdk
kudzu-0.99.52-1mdk
DrakX-8.2-1mdk |
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New Mdk Contribs RPMs
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lineakd-0.3.2-0.2mdk
lineakconfig-0.3-0.2mdk
sylpheed-claws-0.7.6claws-1mdk
scanssh-1.6b-2mdk
perl-XML-DBMS-1.03-1mdk
xarchon-0.50-7mdk
pixieplus-0.3-1mdk
crimson-field-0.2.3-2mdk
mpich-1.2.4-5mdk
libv3d-0.1.5-2mdk |
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