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Gaphor is an easy to use modeling environment. This means that you are able to create nice UML diagrams for documentation and to assist you with design decisions. Gaphor will help you create your applications.
Gaphor project has an UML 2.0 compliant data model.
Main features:
- Gaphor has a UML 2.0 compliant data model. This guarantees future compatibility with other modeling tools.
- The data model is developed in Gaphor itself!
- SVG diagram exports.
- The following diagram types are supported:
- Class diagrams
- Use case diagrams
- Action diagrams
- Component diagrams
- Support for stereotypes on classes, interfaces and packages.
- Cross platform: Gaphor works on both Unix (including Mac OS X) and Windows.
- Plugin infrastructure makes Gaphor easy to extend.
Enhancements:
- improved itemss connection adapters
- fixed comment line, comment, message and lifeline items connection adapters to implement UML specification more closely
- items glueing speedup
- property page is updated when association or other diagram line connects to appropriate diagram items
- removing and reordering of class attributes and operations is possible again
- association name and multiplicity editing improvements

Pioneer Linux is a desktop-oriented, Kubuntu-based distribution targeted at new as well as experienced Linux users. The product comes in two flavours: as a freely downloadable live and installation CD, and as a commercial boxed edition with CrossOver Office and technical support.
Test and try before you install Thats right, you can test Pioneer Linux running off the CD before you decide to perform an installation. This means that you can actually run your operating system and learn it before you install or make that critical decision to leave your previous operating system installation. ASPEN for older computers is not a live CD.
Burn CDs Yes take a look at our screenshots and youll see weve included a utility named K3b so you can burn your CDs or DVDs! K3b is a simple yet powerful tool thats simple to use
Browse the Internet safely Yes its safe! You can browse the Internet safely when you use Pioneer Linux. Its not the same anymore with people dropping viruses or keystroke loggers because of that old unsafe browser youve been using for years! Go wild and have fun!
Listen to music You can listen to your favorite music while working using the CD Player included or make cuts and create your own CD from your music! You decide, the tools are included!
Word processing and more! Yes thats right! Your Pioneer Linux operating system comes with OpenOffice.org that allows you to exchange documents with Word users. You even have the opportunity to run spreadsheets and create professional presentations. More? yes a database application is new with OpenOffice.org 2.0
Play some games Weve packed Pioneer with loads of games to help you kill some time. Want more than those included? Check the knowledge base for more games that can be run like Savage or Civilization.
Utilities Weve included some of the best utilities to manage your operating system today. These utilities come with even our basic ASPEN application so you can manage your system day-to-day!
Enhancements:
- Technalign, Inc. has released Pioneer Basic 2.1 of its base Linux operating system. Pioneer Basic 2.1 is being released on DVD. Technalign will continue to ship Pioneer Basic 2.0 for those users who do not wish to purchase a DVD drive for their systems. Pioneer Basic 2.1 is similar to Basic 2.0 with several exceptions. The biggest exception is that Pioneer 2.1 is based on Feisty and not Edgy while it continues to be based on Kubuntu. Adept is no longer incorporated as the update manager, but is now replaced with Synaptic per the business and consumer communities. Also notable are the Guarddog Firewall as well as the KlamAV anti-virus utilities that have been added and OpenOffice.org 2.2.

FBUI is a small, in-kernel graphical user interface for Linux. It permits you to put windows in each framebuffer-based virtual console, to read keyboard input, track a mouse pointer, and respond to typical GUI events. Each process may have more than one window.
- FBUI exists to reduce the software bloat that plagues modern operating systems. It does this by virtue of its being a simple windowing system in the form of a small, 32 kilobyte driver which for some purposes may be quite sufficient. Liberation from bloat is desirable for a number of reasons that I explain in the Philosophy section.
- FBUI exists to assists people who are prohibited from using X Windows because they are using resource-limited platforms such as old computers and embedded devices. On these, X is an impossible burden. However a vanilla framebuffer is often too primitive. FBUI is "just right", and libfbui makes using FBUI even easier to use by providing abstractions and additional functions.
- FBUI exists to correct a flaw in the Linux operating system architecture. The traditional GUI -- X Windows -- is unlike any other subsystem of Linux in that the hardware-accelerated video drivers it uses are located within the X server, outside the kernel. Notice: normally Linux drivers and vital subsystems such as keyboard, USB, filesystem, serial I/O, et cetera are all located inside the kernel. FBUI simply puts the graphics UI driver where it belongs: inside the kernel with all the other drivers.
Main features:
- Unlike X Windows, FBUI supports windows on every virtual console.
- Each program may have more than one window.
- Overlapping windows are currently not supported, but I am adding support for them now.
- There is no concept of parent and child windows.
- Programs can receive raw keystrokes from FBUI which they can then translate to ASCII using a library routine. One process is permitted to have keyboard focus.
- Each process accesses its windows completely independently of all other processes.
- In X, the library has to send all drawing commands to the server process, which puts them in a queue and executes them whenever it has a chance. If the server is busy, or another X application is flooding the queue, then an X application must wait. Not so with FBUI, where the ioctl takes a list of drawing commands that go directly to be executed if the window is visible and irregardless of what any other window is doing. To further ensure the above concurrency is the norm, use of semaphores within FBUI to access common data is made as brief as possible.
- Each virtual console can have its own optional window manager process. But this is not necessary and for instance many programs that Ive written are also designed to run in standalone mode, examples being fbcalc, fbview, fbscribble, and the my FBUI variant of mpeg2decode.
- Im providing a fairly basic window manager fbwm, but current development is centered on fbpm, which is my panel-based window manager.
FBUI offers a sufficient set of drawing routines:
- draw point, line, horizontal line, vertical line, rectangle
- draw text (8-bit)
- window clear, fill rectangle, clear rectangle
- copy area
- put pixels (3-byte RGB, and 4-byte (unsigned long) RGB, and native)
- wait for event
- poll for event
- the window manager process can hide and unhide other processes windows, move, resize, re-expose, and delete windows.
- read point
- FBUI is currently written for 8,16,24, and 32-bit directcolor and truecolor. I am presently adding 4-bpp VGA. (Note : on VESA, Ive done testing for 24 bit only.)
Sample programs provided (I suppose Ive gotten carried away) :
- panel-based window manager (current focus of work)
- conventional window manager
- JPEG+TIFF image viewer
- very simple MPEG playback based on circa 1995 MPEG2 library
- terminal emulator (based on ggiterm)
- load monitor
- "scribbler" drawing program
- analog clock
- simple calculator
- "Start" button program, which invokes fblauncher menu program
- POP3 mail checker
- "to do list" displayer program

dtRdr::doc::AnnotationServers is a Perl module that contains remote annotation server details.
Initial Interaction
Discovery
- get server version/capabilities
- possibly login at this point
- maybe create-account API?
Sounds like delegation is in order.
$base = "http://example.com/annotation_server";
foreach $plugin (@plugins) {
$plugin->identify_uri($base) and last;
}
version.yml
For best results, a server should provide a capabilities url at "$base/version" which returns a yaml file describing the server type/version.
---
type: example_type
version: 0.5
This could be served by the framework, or just be a static file. The benefit is not having to return a series of 404s or other errors while the plugins poke at your server.
The path to version.yml is derived from the base URL as follows:
base: http://example.com/anno
look: http://example.com/anno/version.yml
Possibly also:
base: http://example.com/anno/index.php
look: http://example.com/anno/version.yml
base: http://example.com/anno/foo.php
look: http://example.com/anno/version.yml
base: http://example.com/?q=annoserve
look: http://example.com/?q=annoserve&dotreader_asks=version.yml
plugin-specific discovery
A specific noteserver plugin may then get additional initialization data. For the dtRdr::Annotation::Sync::Standard module, this path is:
http://example.com/annoserve/config.yml
Returns
---
or, if there are config options:
---
protocol: https
auth_required: 1
login:
url: http://example.com/login
template: edit[name]=#USERNAME#&edit[pass]=#PASSWORD#
Cookie-Based login
The auth_required directive instructs the client to login before attempting any read operations.
The login directive instructs the client to fill-in the template data and post it to the given url.

Pioneer Linux is an Ubuntu-based server-oriented distribution.
Enhancements:
- Technalign, Inc. has announced the release of Pioneer MigrationSERVER 2.1. Pioneer MigrationSERVER replaces previous versions and the 2.1 release staging for the Technalign Trailblazer Framework. MigrationSERVER 2.1 includes additional functions such as software RAID, DHCP, and the Squid Proxy Server to mention a few, which install simply by clicking a button on the web interface. Users can use either SSH or Webmin to manage their servers and both have been included as options for server management. Technaligns MigrationSERVER allows customers to drive down their server and acquisition costs.

OpenPFC project is a class library for implementing intelligent consumer electronics as quickly and efficiently as possible.
We address the proliferation of consumer electronics standards by providing common functionality while not restricting use to any single standard.
We also try to introduce special performance not traditionally found in consumer electronics.
PFC is mainly defined by the PFC core. This is a set of objects not specific to any single application.
With this in mind, PFC is not intended for writing desktop applications in a general purpose computing environment.
The runtime configuration of PFC is not intended to be reconfigured by users at the command line level.
User interfaces to PFC products are expected to be simple and media intensive.
Main features:
- Realtime multimedia
- Low memory
- Low CPU speed
- Devices with persistent storage
- Devices without persistent storage
- Advanced user interface rendering
- Fast user interface responsiveness
- 3D user interfaces

AFS is a distributed filesystem product, pioneered at Carnegie Mellon University and supported and developed as a product by Transarc Corporation (now IBM Pittsburgh Labs).
It offers a client-server architecture for file sharing, providing location independence, scalability and transparent migration capabilities for data.
IBM branched the source of the AFS product, and made a copy of the source available for community development and maintenance. They called the release OpenAFS.
Enhancements:
- OpenAFS 1.4.0 adds large file support in Unix and Unix-like clients and in servers.
- Kerberos 5 integration has been improved. aklog now ships with OpenAFS 1.4.0.
- Several new operating system versions are now supported, including Solaris 10 on both SPARC and Intel.