1vC 0.5.0.6 beta released
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1videoConference is open source web based Web2.0 audio/video tele conference software for Asterisk with support for internet & telephony user videos. This VoIP and VVoIP technology for Business, Government, Education, Healthcare and Community is based on WinFX, XAML, and .NET 3.0.      Some of the features product supports:     Data Content Module   Putting User Defined Modules   Multiple Instance of Meeting   Asterisk for Video Communication   FMS for Video Communication   Native Video Communication server   Multiple Pods   Page Desining   Menu Desining   Chat   Co-Authering   Desktop Controlling   File Uplodation   Poll   Presentation   Web Link   Whiteboard   Desktop sharing and remote monitoring   Power Point Presentation       With current release, we have resolved platform requirements not met issue.     You can fine more details about the product at http://sourceforge.net/projects/vmukti/.     Visit our forums for latest issues and fixures at https://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=162339.    More details about us available at http://www.1videoconference.com.
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roundup Plus: CA adds utility-like mainframe pricing, expects...Salesforce.com reports subscriber surge...RealNetworks signs up Red Flag Linux.
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The latest beta of Mozilla's browser has been up and running for
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This is release 0.3.0 of ReactOS, an open source effort to develop a quality operating system that is compatible with applications and drivers written for the Microsoft Windows NT family of operating systems (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003).   This release holds a few records - it is the most long-awaited release of ReactOS, it is the release which was preceded by 3 Release Candidates instead of usual 2, and at last ReactOS release never had so much changes since the last one.  This release's main feature is the networking ability - it's the first release where it is possible to download and install FireFox and browse the web, get mIRC (or some other irc client) and get to #reactos to chat a bit with developers. Or install command-line Samba-TNG client via the built-in package manager and use it to share files with Windows, Linux and MacOS X (all of them support SMB protocol)  But there are a bunch of changes beneath the "networking" feature: The kernel, drivers, applications, control panel applets, Win32 subsystem, boot loader, etc, etc was changed, improved, bugfixed and hackremoved. For the detailed overview it's advised to read the Changelog.  The compatibility with applications and drivers is also improved. In order to keep track of progress, the reactos.org website now features a ReactOS Compatibility Database. It allows to quickly look up the driver's version or some software which has been tested on various ReactOS releases and see how good it performs.  Thanks a lot to our core developers who are doing a fantastic job and to those people who submit patches for various small and big things - it really helps a lot, even if it is a formatting change!  Aleksey Bragin, ReactOS Project Coordinator http://www.reactos.org/xhtml/en/
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Sara Golemon brings us some news from the front about PHP6 in her latest blog entry today.   While everyone else has been busily gearing up for the release of PHP 5.2 and the new features that are going to come with it, Andrei and his small band of merry babelonians (yours truly included) have been making inroads on preparing PHP6 for a preview release. In the past week we've managed to roughly double the number of builtin functions (those which are part of the main distribution) that have been reviewed for unicode safety, either flagging them as good or upgrading their functionality   She also talks about what kinds of functions this entailed and how far along they are total (around 22%). She also encourages anyone that wants to get involved to help to jump right in.
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Conference Recorder for iChat AV 2.1 has been updated with a new text annotation feature.
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Dec. 23, 2004. VMware on Thursday rolled out a public beta of its Workstation 5, the newest edition of its desktop virtualization software.
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New beta software supports video conferencing between Mac and PC users.
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Wine is an Open Source implementation of the Windows API on top of X and Unix. Wine provides both a development toolkit for porting Windows sources to Unix and a program loader, allowing many unmodified Windows binaries to run on x86-based Unixes. This release includes a number of enhancements and bug fixes.    WHAT'S NEW with Wine-20041019: (see ChangeLog for details)         - Beginnings of an architecture for Direct3D 9 support.         - Many debugger regressions fixed.         - Improvements to the IDL compiler and the COM headers.         - New MSCMS dll (color management support).         - Lots of bug fixes.  The latest release can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6241
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Corel has released a free Corel Painter X v10.1 update for its natural media painting and illustration solution.
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A free beta version of the software will be available by mid-January.
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Alchemi is a software framework that allows you to painlessly aggregate the computing power of networked machines into a virtual supercomputer (computational grid) and to develop applications to run on enterprise grids.      We are pleased to announce the release of version 1.0.6. The major changes since 1.0.5 are a LUA (Least Privileged User Account) operation for both Manager, Executor in normal and service mode and an option for executing user's GThreads in a secure sandbox (experimental)  Please note that this is a developer release intended for enthusiasts and early adopters as documentation is not up to date.     Go here for downloading the files in this release:     http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=66729&package_id=186776&release_id=456163
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The CImg Library provides a set of C++ classes that can be used in your sources, to load/save, process, display images. Portable (Unix/X11,Windows, MacOS X,..), efficient, simple to use, it's a pleasant toolkit for coding image processing stuffs in C++.   The CImg 1.2.4 package have been released. This is a minor release but with interesting stuffs anyway.  *----------------------------- *----------------------------- * Changes from 1.2.3 to 1.2.4 *----------------------------- *-----------------------------  * New features : - Added macro 'cimg_for_lineXY(x,y,x0,y0,x1,y1)' that loops over an image segment (x0,y0)-(x1,y1). - Added function 'CImg::draw_polygon()' that draws a filled polygon of any shape in the instance image. - Added macros 'cimg_load_plugin', 'cimg_save_plugin', 'cimglist_load_plugin' and 'cimglist_save_plugin' allowing to easily add file support for your own data format. - Added plugin 'plugins/add_fileformat.h' to show how to use these new macros to register a new image format in CImg. - Added version of 'CImg[List]::{load,save}_cimg()' that is able to read/write only sub-images of data stored in a (big) .cimg file. - Added an online chat on the CImg website, so that users can interact freely.  * Optimizations / Modifications : - Added functions 'CImg[List]::save_empty_cimg()' that can be used to work with very large images. You can now create first an empty (big) image, then load/save sub-images into this big .cimg file, without needing much memory. - Slightly modified the header of .cimg files, so little/big endian info is stored. - Reorganized some 'CImg[List]::load_*()' functions, trying to avoid unnecessary memory usage. - Recoded versions of CImg::draw_triangle() that now use the Bresenham's algorithm for interpolation (more precise, while using only integer calculus). - Added versions of 'CImg::draw_triangle()' and 'CImg::draw_line()' that are able to map textures while correctly handling the perspective correction, so that 3D mapped triangles look correct now.  * Bug corrections : - Corrected a small bug in get_coordinates() : channels of hyperspectral images with (dim>3) where subsampled instead of cropped for image visualization. - And many small bug corrections...
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How often have you thrown up your hands in disgust at the poor quality of documentation for an open source project?  Wouldn&#8217;t it be nice if someone put together a documentation coverage tool that worked like test coverage too ls?  Well, you&#8217;re in luck&#8212;dcov is here (at least for Ruby code).
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Parallels has released to beta testers a glimpse of the next version of its Mac OS X virtualization software. Among the changes are a redesigned user interface, and tighter integration with Boot Camp.
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Beehive Code Now Available in Apache; XMLBeans Officially Approved as Apache Project
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David has posted an article to the Expirmentalworks.net blog about a task that he and Johannes Schluter have finished up - importing the PHP CVS tree over into Git.   A few month ago Johannes Schluter and I started discussing about GIT and other decentralized version control systems. During our exploration of GIT we thought about importing the PHP CVS tree into git. A few weeks later and a lot of wasted cpu time, we finally managed to provide an inofficial GIT mirror of the PHP CVS repository. ItÃ¢ÂÂs provided by Johannes Schluter and mirrored by me.    The post documents the path they followed - using git-cvsimport, parsecvs and a path they needed to make - to finally get the import working without any flaws. You can check out their unofficial repository here (it's updates twice a day from the live CVS).