This list is not complete (missing are larger things like Eclipse and Apache Derby) but it clearly includes many projects that helps competitors and that IBM formerly sold. This was obtained directly from IBM's web site:
4758 Secure Coprocessor Driver for Linux This project is a Linux device driver for the IBM 4758 PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor, which is a tamper-sensing and responding, programmable PCI card. It provides a highly secure subsystem in which data processing and cryptography can be performed.
ATM on Linux ATM support for Linux is currently in pre-alpha stage. There is an experimental release, which supports raw ATM connections (PVCs and SVCs), IP over ATM, LAN emulation, MPOA, Arequipa, and some other goodies.
Abstract Machine Test Utility (AMTU) for Linux Abstract Machine Test Utility (AMTU) is an administrative utility that checks whether the underlying protection mechanism of the hardware is being enforced. This is a requirement of the Controlled Access Protection Profile (CAPP) FTP_AMT.1.
Ananas Project: Summary This is the source for Working XML, a column on developerWorks with companion project code that demonstrates the evolution of full-fledged XML applications. This is distributed under the artistic license.
Apache HTTP Server The Apache project develops and maintains an open-source HTTP server for various modern desktop and server operating systems.
BlueHoc simulator BlueHoc is a tool that predicts the performance of Bluetooth wireless hardware technologies. BlueHoc simulates the baseband and link layers of the Bluetooth specification.
COIN (Common Optimization INterface) Developers can use Common Optimization INterface (COIN) to build optimization solutions. IBM mathematical optimization researchers opened the code they use in finding the optimal allocation of limited resources. The code has many applications in a variety of industries.
Channel Bonding The Channel Bonding project works on methods to join multiple networks on Linux into a single logical network with higher bandwidth. The project team works with the Beowulf Ethernet Channel Bonding project, where bonding work began.
Consensus prototype Consensus is a joint European project carried out by six companies. The project is partially funded by the European Commission. The project goal is to provide technology to support single-authoring for mobile devices. developerWorks hosts the open source implementation developed by the Consortium. Detailed information about the project is at the Consensus Project home page (http://www.consensus-online.org./
Content Query System (CQS) Project: Summary Content Query System (CQS). CQS is a distributed peer-to-peer query system for the purpose of discovering content or data. XML messages are passed between systems and query "engines" are used to access the data that is being made available on the system.
Crypto Accelerator Driver Device Driver Support for the IBM eServer Cryptographic Accelerator.
Crypto Interface Library Generalized Interface library for the IBM eServer Cryptographic Accelerator Device Driver. Note, this is a low level api for the Specified adapter, it is not intended to be an interface which is written to by applications. Applications should use the openCryptoki PKCS#11 api for interfacing to the token.
Dynamic Probe Class Library (DPCL) DPCL is an object-based C++ class library that allows tool developers and sophisticated tool users to build parallel and serial tools using a technology called dynamic instrumentation.
Embedded IBM PowerPC 4xx Linux Support This project contains packages which enable add
They say that this is required by ANATEL, our version of the FCC. Here's an informative page that attempts to detail the rules set by the agency. In fact, most of ABUSAR's website is very handy for brazilian broadband users.
Hint: use commercial Velox numbers instead of your residential one and cancel your ISP. I don't know if Rio's will work with you if you live in another state, but I, uh, know someone who could give you one of those. Not me, of course... *wink*
There's only one DSL ISP in my city, which is one of the biggest on my country, Brazil. I can tell you for a fact that basically no Brazilian ISP offers quality access to Usenet; I'd have to know someone from the educational or research backbones.
I tried to contact Sony about changing PalmOS on my Clie, a Japanese NX70V, from the Japanese version to the English one, which my father has bought while on a business trip to Japan. I've simply been told that it is impossible to do that by a senior support specialist, while another told me that I should "search the net" for information on reflashing the device on my own! So I'm stuck with a cool device that makes me feel like I'm Bill Murray in Lost in Translation.
Because Debian holds itself responsible for all of the packages that comprise the distribution, which by now has already exceeded the 10000 (ten thousand) packages mark, whereas Microsoft is only responsible for the security of its own barebones operating system and whichever other products it sells, like its Office suice.
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4758 Secure Coprocessor Driver for Linux
This project is a Linux device driver for the IBM 4758 PCI Cryptographic Coprocessor, which is a tamper-sensing and responding, programmable PCI card. It provides a highly secure subsystem in which data processing and cryptography can be performed.
ATM on Linux
ATM support for Linux is currently in pre-alpha stage. There is an experimental release, which supports raw ATM connections (PVCs and SVCs), IP over ATM, LAN emulation, MPOA, Arequipa, and some other goodies.
Abstract Machine Test Utility (AMTU) for Linux
Abstract Machine Test Utility (AMTU) is an administrative utility that checks whether the underlying protection mechanism of the hardware is being enforced. This is a requirement of the Controlled Access Protection Profile (CAPP) FTP_AMT.1.
Ananas Project: Summary
This is the source for Working XML, a column on developerWorks with companion project code that demonstrates the evolution of full-fledged XML applications. This is distributed under the artistic license.
Apache HTTP Server
The Apache project develops and maintains an open-source HTTP server for various modern desktop and server operating systems.
BlueHoc simulator
BlueHoc is a tool that predicts the performance of Bluetooth wireless hardware technologies. BlueHoc simulates the baseband and link layers of the Bluetooth specification.
COIN (Common Optimization INterface)
Developers can use Common Optimization INterface (COIN) to build optimization solutions. IBM mathematical optimization researchers opened the code they use in finding the optimal allocation of limited resources. The code has many applications in a variety of industries.
Channel Bonding
The Channel Bonding project works on methods to join multiple networks on Linux into a single logical network with higher bandwidth. The project team works with the Beowulf Ethernet Channel Bonding project, where bonding work began.
Consensus prototype
Consensus is a joint European project carried out by six companies. The project is partially funded by the European Commission. The project goal is to provide technology to support single-authoring for mobile devices. developerWorks hosts the open source implementation developed by the Consortium. Detailed information about the project is at the Consensus Project home page (http://www.consensus-online.org./
Content Query System (CQS) Project: Summary
Content Query System (CQS). CQS is a distributed peer-to-peer query system for the purpose of discovering content or data. XML messages are passed between systems and query "engines" are used to access the data that is being made available on the system.
Crypto Accelerator Driver
Device Driver Support for the IBM eServer Cryptographic Accelerator.
Crypto Interface Library
Generalized Interface library for the IBM eServer Cryptographic Accelerator Device Driver. Note, this is a low level api for the Specified adapter, it is not intended to be an interface which is written to by applications. Applications should use the openCryptoki PKCS#11 api for interfacing to the token.
Dynamic Probe Class Library (DPCL)
DPCL is an object-based C++ class library that allows tool developers and sophisticated tool users to build parallel and serial tools using a technology called dynamic instrumentation.
Embedded IBM PowerPC 4xx Linux Support
This project contains packages which enable add
It's gonna be an animated film, you dolt.
Sparc's been a supported Debian architecture since the release of 2.1, aka slick, in early 1999. It obviously didn't just appear out of nowhere, so.
You should save your bandwidth by giving out Coral links on cases like this.
Here are the coralized links:
The raw scans (tiff, 100Mb)
Cleaned version (tiff, 100Mb) (looks like ~6 Mb to me)
JPEG version (1.7 Mb)
There's a Firefox extension at their plugins and source code download section.
They say that this is required by ANATEL, our version of the FCC. Here's an informative page that attempts to detail the rules set by the agency. In fact, most of ABUSAR's website is very handy for brazilian broadband users.
Hint: use commercial Velox numbers instead of your residential one and cancel your ISP. I don't know if Rio's will work with you if you live in another state, but I, uh, know someone who could give you one of those. Not me, of course... *wink*
If you're gonna lie, at least don't post on your blog about you changing Apache settings to disable indexing.
It's still not stealing.
You lose quality, therefore you're not getting the full value for your purchase unless you use Apple-sanctioned devices or programs.
Two words: Occam's Razor.
There's only one DSL ISP in my city, which is one of the biggest on my country, Brazil. I can tell you for a fact that basically no Brazilian ISP offers quality access to Usenet; I'd have to know someone from the educational or research backbones.
Sadly, free usenet servers are extremely hard to find these days, let alone ones that carry binaries.
steve.jobs
I tried to contact Sony about changing PalmOS on my Clie, a Japanese NX70V, from the Japanese version to the English one, which my father has bought while on a business trip to Japan. I've simply been told that it is impossible to do that by a senior support specialist, while another told me that I should "search the net" for information on reflashing the device on my own! So I'm stuck with a cool device that makes me feel like I'm Bill Murray in Lost in Translation.
How are you blocking Google's ads? I'm interested.
Grab the trailer here(Coral cache), or here (direct link, but extremely slow for me).
Of http://authortravis.tripod.com available here, for those that don't know Coral yet.
updates to Windows may be downloaded from the Microsoft Download Center.
Translation: Stop whining. Don't want to use IE to access Windows Update, use their Download Center. Don't want either, well, you do what you like.
Fact:
Link spoofing is possible with every browser.
Prove it.
Most patents aren't being filed in Brazil. I'd be happy to help supply material otherwise undistributable.
Because Debian holds itself responsible for all of the packages that comprise the distribution, which by now has already exceeded the 10000 (ten thousand) packages mark, whereas Microsoft is only responsible for the security of its own barebones operating system and whichever other products it sells, like its Office suice.
... America's cultural heritage. Are people never supposed to be able to listen to Hendrix and the Beatles?
Aren't the Beatles those guys from Liverpool, England?
And no, this isn't a make-believe story (and I'm going to have a chance to give them what they've been asking for this weekend).
That could get you arrested in this country, sir.
You mean the back quote/pipe key? That's what I see on my keyboard ;-)
Bah.
Er, I obviously meant "Knoppix is based on Debian"...