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 Swing Sightings Preview: WebECS
WebECS is a graphical user interface for Energy Control Systems' Linux-based building automation systems. It features Swing applets that allow viewing or modifying schedules, temperature setpoints, trend graphs, alarms, and so on for large hotels and resorts, shopping malls, and other buildings. Check out the screenshots here:
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Regarding Distribution Divergence....
At the JavaOne Conference Last week, Sun bravely hosted a discussion about open source Java, and as a result I feel the need to chime in about something Gosling said about Linux platform divergence and the issues surrounding Linux distribution porting differences. Read on if you care about the issues surrounding Linux distribution choice.
Chris DiBona
(Jul 03, 2004)
Java and Linux, Joined at the Hip for Java Newbies
Some updates for LJN and a small discussion about Linux and Java's relationship from a Java newcomers perspective. In this entry I also talk about the upcoming OSCON show BOF that I'm planning.
(Jun 22, 2004)
Branching open-source software: a bad thing?
Using open-source frameworks and tools already available instead of rolling your own solution is a good thing. However, what happens when you find out you can't solve a problem by extending a class or changing some configurations? What if you write a patch to a problem and no one commits it after weeks? Is it a good thing to start branching nearly every library and tool you need to use?
Being persistent
Is it time to rally round Java Data Objects?
Walkabout JXTA Style
CCNC, CES, Coolio, LinuxWorld.NYC and Letterman ... JXTA Tour de Force.
Java and Linux - A natural fit.
Providing better integration of Java into the Linux environment is a great new frontier that increases the audience of both. The Java.net Community Manager considers how Linux and Java fit together.
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Red Hat Launches New Desktop
Red Hat launches a new desktop software solution that "provides a high-quality, full-featured client system that is suitable for use in a wide range of desktop deployments."
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Sizing up the J2EE Stack
Developers who want to build and manage the deployment of J2EE applications are both blessed and cursed with choice. They can with the vendors or they can choose to “roll their own” with the open-source stack that is Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl or PHP, and Secure Sockets Layer, also known as the LAMPS stack.
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Stacey Quandt on Linux
"Within the next three years I believe Linux will overtake Windows as the number one operating system based on new server shipments."
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