BIE 6.0.3 (STABLE) released
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BIE (Business Integration Engine) is an Open Source data integration system for exchanging data with internal or external sources. Built in Java, this platform-independent integration system includes a web-based management and configuration GUI, a drag-and-drop Map Builder and a wide variety of built in protocols, message formatters and listeners. It competes in the same EAI space as applications like MicrosoftÂ® BizTalkÂ®, WebmethodsÂ®, and TibcoÂ®.   BIE 6.0.3 adds message Aggregation Actions based on the Combine and Gather integration patterns, Stylesheet export and compiler enhancements to the Map Builder, as well as stability and bug fixes.  BIE can be downloaded at http://www.brunswickwdi.com/bie
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The last planned alpha update to Firefox 3.0 is released.
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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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The Open-Xchange Server software is released for download.
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Windows update doesn't play well with all applications, even Redmond's. Also: CNET Reviews on security work still to be done.
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New version has improve file sharing, FireWire compatibility, built-in Safari, updated graphics drivers.
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Release makes tweaks in performance and stability, but there's still another beta to come before launch of server OS.
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Latest PECL Releases:sam 0.2.0PDO_IBM 1.0.0SCA_SDO 1.1.0zip 1.8.1
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10.3.7 fixes bugs, fills security holes
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A free beta version of the software will be available by mid-January.
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Demian Turner has posted about the latest version of the Seagull framework (0.6.3) and an update to correct a remote file disclosure issue (up to version 0.6.4).   Well it took a bit of time but after quite a few months a new release of Seagull is finally out, 0.6.3 (0.6.4). Things have been keeping pretty busy with the startup I'm working on, but it's been a great opportunity to refine some features of the framework and optimize the performance.  The early indications are good, after less than 10 weeks of going live Kindo users are creating up to 20k profiles/day and the server load is staying comfortably below 0.5.   The update is a different download that helps correct an issue with the framework allowing user-inputted values from the GET string. Be sure and update your version to keep this security issue under wraps.
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Latest PECL Releases:pecl_http 1.4.0oci8 1.2.3cairo_wrapper 0.2.2pecl_http 1.4.1zip 1.8.5
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The JSLabs Blog has a look at one of the most popular PHP scripts in use today - phpBB - and their latest development release (v3.0 beta 4) and asks "is it worth the wait?"   Recently, a new development version has been released (for testing purposes only), which has many new improvements over the current version (2.X). Today, I decided to install it on one of my development servers to find out if it really is worth the wait.   He lists the requirements and goes through a series of screenshots and descriptions of the new features including caching and the improvements to the moderation system.
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Ilia Alshanetsky has noted that the latest release canidate for the PHP 5.2.x series, PHP 5.2.5RC1, is now available for download.   This RC includes a fair number of fixes since our last release and predominantly works on improving the stability of the 5.2 tree as well as including a small number of minor security fixes. I'd like to ask everyone to test this release against your code and setups, we are aiming for a quick release cycle and user feedback is critical for a successful release.   You can download this new edition directly from here (no Windows builds yet).
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The update for the popular Windows BitTorrent client includes serious bug fixes, new encryption options and handy bandwidth controls. In Monkey Bites.
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Latest PHPClasses.org Releases:pop3-streamUserActionMySQLWrapperPHP AjaxOutput Buffering handlerSite Map GeneratorRandom HTML GeneratorPaginationsGoogle GraphProcess ImagesgCurlRobots_txtProgressODBC-ABMNewsletter QueueProgress ODBC ABM
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The next version of the world's most popular alternative Web browser is taking shape, with a more stable Beta 2 released yesterday. Added to the feature set are some new conveniences you may wonder how you managed to do without.