LASANGE - LAN Managment System

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PKG package managment system

PKG package managment system 09/14/2004 10:38 PM
pkg-0.7 released

Hour Managment System (HMS), for all

Hour Managment System (HMS), for all 07/14/2004 01:50 PM
BETA

Yggdrasil Content Managment System

Yggdrasil Content Managment System 04/30/2004 07:13 PM
Nidhogg Database Abstract Layer 0.1.1.0 released

Arp.Site Content Managment System

Arp.Site Content Managment System 08/03/2004 05:53 AM
ArpSite at SourceForge

Zeus Content Managment System

Zeus Content Managment System 12/08/2003 08:07 AM
ZeusCMS v0.1 is up

Andys-Scripts Content Managment System

Andys-Scripts Content Managment System 06/21/2004 08:43 PM
Dev Status As Of June 21 2004

Online Membership Info Managment System
Development

Online Membership Info Managment System
Development 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Japan Association of Translators - Japan, Shibuyu-ku, Tokyo (2003-03-12)

LASANGE 0.3.3 (Master Server)

LASANGE 0.3.3 (Master Server) 04/26/2004 06:58 PM
An advanced LAN session management system.

Looking for Ad Managment Package

Looking for Ad Managment Package 04/30/2004 07:04 PM
I'm looking for a good software package to manage the ads and sponsorships for IT Conversations. It should have UIs for the publisher and advertisers and must run on a Linux server. PHP preferred, but other languages are okay. Do you know of a good one?

Simpler content managment

Simpler content managment 12/04/2003 09:33 PM

Pe rls of wisdom in a sea of site mismanagement, via the ever-excellent Column Two:

The great surprise of the past five years of content management is that, despite all the hundreds of systems, no clear winners have emerged. Instead, there's a growing dissatisfaction with the ongoing technical burden that such systems impose.

Some influential voices are starting to argue that many sites should, in effect, wait out this immature phase of website management. For the moment, they should content themselves with limited automation.

The article concludes with the idea that many sites can do perfectly well with a few simple Perl scripts and maybe a relational database on the back end, rather than investing in an expensive super-package that claims to be able to do anything you could possibly want. This is very sound advice. The simple fact of the matter is that many sites really don't need a complex content management platform with support for templating, user logins, workflow, versioning and a dozen other high end features. Most sites just need someone to be able to easily update them, when necessary. This is why Macromedia Contribute has been such a success - people want the ability to hit "Edit This Page", make a few changes and publish straight to their site.

I've worked on my fair share of content management systems (in fact I'm helping develop one at the moment) and out of all of the ones I've been involved in, the one I got the biggest kick out of took the shortest time to develop. It was based on Tavi Wiki, and consisted of a password protected Tavi install for the back end and a slightly modified separate install for the front end. Both installs pointed to the same database, but the front end was altered to disable all editing features and make the site look less like a Wiki. You can see the end result here.

All in all, the CMS took less than an hour to put together from start to finish. It made it easy enough for contributors with no previous knowledge of HTML to update the site (using Wiki markup) and provided us with full versioning on all content contained within the project. The final site gives very few clues that the underlying engine is a Wiki, and thanks to Tavi's ease of customisation the site design can be easily changed to look even less wiki-like. It's close to the simplest thing that could possibly work and it works just fine.

Of course, if you don't have a competent server-side programmer to hand your only option is to buy a pre-made solution, but with a half-decent programmer and a good set of tools a simple home built CMS customised to fit your needs could be a much better investment than some $100,000 one-size-fits all monstrosity.

Digital Rights Managment Year in Review

Digital Rights Managment Year in Review 01/18/2004 03:53 PM

Centrafest group's globally known
Visiting Card Solution now available
with Document Managment Solution!!!

Centrafest group's globally known
Visiting Card Solution now available
with Document Managment Solution!!! 08/09/2004 02:05 AM
The ability to convert paper documents including your business cards into digital forms are increasingly important for business of mobile nature. Now you can scan your documents into your laptop to be sent over internet or to be recognized and saved. [PRWEB Aug 9, 2004]

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 2: master..sysprocesses
system table

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 2: master..sysprocesses
system table 07/21/2004 05:59 PM

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 3: master..sysdatabases
system table

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 3: master..sysdatabases
system table 07/26/2004 05:59 PM

: Using the Encap Package Management
System to Manage Non-System Packages

: Using the Encap Package Management
System to Manage Non-System Packages 12/19/2003 11:52 AM
Use this simple, lightweight package management system to keep track of the software you build from source and deploy on multiple systems.

Speedline Technologies Receives Patent
for Enhanced System of Post-Print 2D
Inspection of Circuit Boards - MPM
BridgeVision® System Reduces Scrap,
Rework With Effective Quantified Bridge
Detection Solution

Speedline Technologies Receives Patent
for Enhanced System of Post-Print 2D
Inspection of Circuit Boards - MPM
BridgeVision® System Reduces Scrap,
Rework With Effective Quantified Bridge
Detection Solution 09/20/2004 03:09 AM
Speedline Technologies, Inc. (http://www.speedlinetech.com) has been awarded U.S. patent #6,738,505 for its invention of the texture-based method of analyzing potential bridge defects on circuit boards during the post-print inspection process. [PRWEB Sep 20, 2004]

HotFix Watch: You cannot use the
Operating System Deployment Feature Pack
to deploy an operating system

HotFix Watch: You cannot use the
Operating System Deployment Feature Pack
to deploy an operating system 04/16/2005 07:50 AM

Mass Notification System Selection Tips
– 6 Key Considerations for Selecting an
Appropriate Notification System

Mass Notification System Selection Tips
– 6 Key Considerations for Selecting an
Appropriate Notification System 06/15/2004 10:08 AM
Mass notification system provider, National Notification Network (3n), shares the 6 key considerations to focus on when selecting a mass notification system for emergency and non-emergency communications. [PRWEB Jun 15, 2004]

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 1: master..sysaltfiles
and master..sysconfigures system tables

Querying SQL Server 2000 system tables
directly. Part 1: master..sysaltfiles
and master..sysconfigures system tables 07/20/2004 05:58 PM

NEW ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM IN FLORIDA:
FLAWED... electronic records from first
widespread use of touch-screen voting in
Miami-Dade County have been lost ,,,
records disappeared after two computer
system crashes last year, leaving no
audit trail for t

NEW ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEM IN FLORIDA:
FLAWED... electronic records from first
widespread use of touch-screen voting in
Miami-Dade County have been lost ,,,
records disappeared after two computer
system crashes last year, leaving no
audit trail for t 07/28/2004 07:38 AM

nytimes.com/2004/07/28/politics/campaign/28vote.final.html?ei=5006& en=b992e2c2cfb441c3&ex=1091592000&partner=ALTAVISTA1&pagewanted=print& position=
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Practical File System Design with the Be
File System

Practical File System Design with the Be
File System 05/10/2004 04:21 PM

PHP Doc System

PHP Doc System 11/11/2003 02:07 PM
Version 1.2 released

Mac System 6

Mac System 6 05/21/2004 10:07 AM
Remember Mac System 6? If you do, then P.dro Classic™ is for you. Relive the glory days of 1 bit-per-pixel porn (it's almost life-like if you squint) and Pong-like games with the mouse! Hey, it's Friday and this is Flash. For me, it's the Startup Sound that makes this.

bgb system

bgb system 11/15/2003 12:05 PM
compiler: lbcc

System Cop v1.1

System Cop v1.1 07/03/2004 03:18 PM
System Cop allows you not only to change "hidden" system settings. Using it, you can customize your operating system and optimize the work of your system. System Cop is the "control center" of your system. System Cop makes it possible to centralize the access to your system settings from just one program. [Shareware $19.95 30 Days 718 KB]

The A.I.V.I.S system

The A.I.V.I.S system 07/27/2004 08:00 AM
Up and running with both feet

So, You Got Your CRM System ... Now
What?

So, You Got Your CRM System ... Now
What? 03/14/2003 01:28 AM
Whatever the cause, it is an inescapable fact that employees tend to be cool -- if not frigid -- toward new software applications, especially if they are presented in the wrong way.

PHP Doc System 1.2

PHP Doc System 1.2 11/11/2003 05:48 AM
A modular PHP system for creating documentation.

OFF System

OFF System 12/10/2003 08:00 AM
SourceForge Account Created. *we exist, yah!*

Big Mac/System X

Big Mac/System X 07/17/2004 01:41 AM
Virginia Tech has installed the 1100 Xserves that make up Big Mac/System X, and they've turned it into a tourist attraction. I read on the OpenIB list that Big Mac's Infiniband interconnect has over 1600 switch chips -- even more switches than nodes.

TCB::System 0.99.01

TCB::System 0.99.01 05/15/2004 01:21 AM
A package to track system administration-related information.

YaaC system 1.2.3

YaaC system 1.2.3 07/27/2004 06:04 AM
A system born to realize computer-assisted telephone interviewing.

Babya System

Babya System 11/07/2003 07:44 AM
Babya bSecure announced

A Big Brother for System X

A Big Brother for System X 06/21/2004 11:34 PM

The U.K. Honours System

The U.K. Honours System 12/23/2003 02:46 AM
Take This Honour And Shove It Up Your Arse: Some, like JG Ballard and Benjamin Zephaniah, want the UK Honours System abolished; others want it reform ed; diehards want it left as it is. The recent leaking of a distinguished list of refuseniks, coming just after Sir Mick Jagger got his ya-yas out in Buckingham Palace, reminds us of Groucho Marx's famous comment that he'd never join a club that would take members like him. It's certainly an archaic and complicated system but, it seems to me, no more open to abuse than other countries' systems. And, arguably, no less ridiculous or hypocritical either. But is it (symbolically, culturally, whatever) useful enough nowadays, simple political expediency apart, to be worth hanging on to?

What's The ROI Of Your Phone System?

What's The ROI Of Your Phone System? 09/23/2004 11:28 PM
No, this article doesn't ask what the ROI of a phone system is for a company, but does say that companies aren't letting their employees you instant messaging because they don't see the ROI. This seems like the type of question that will sound just like "what's the ROI of your phone" in the future. A communications tool like your phone system or email or instant messaging isn't judged by its individual ROI. It's a tool that lets people communicate much more effectively both inside and outside the organization, and giving them that option to have in their toolbox expands opportunities. The study in question did find that people who had IM at the office did tend to be more productive, but it's not clear why you would even want to bother separating it out. The fear that companies have is that users will use IM to waste time, but that doesn't seem like a reason to ban the technology entirely. Sure, some people will waste time with it, but a company should be able to figure out who's not doing their job properly and weed them out. Just because some people might abuse a technology to slack off, doesn't mean it should be banned from letting all of your good workers use it. If that was the case, all companies wouldn't allow computers (oooh, solitaire!), the web, email, phones, books, notepads, lunch break rooms or even let employees talk to each other. You give employees the tools and you let them know what their job is. If they're not performing, that's the issue you deal with, not whether they've been goofing off over IM. If they are getting their job done, what's the problem?

System Cleaner v4.93

System Cleaner v4.93 11/05/2003 10:53 AM
System Cleaner lets you clean your drives from unnecessary and temporary files. The program targets more than 100 file extensions, which enables it to scan and recognize most of the unnecessary files on your computer using modifiable search patterns. [Shareware $25.00 1.19 MB]

System Rescue CD 0.2.7

System Rescue CD 0.2.7 10/31/2003 02:58 PM
A bootable CDROM image with many system tools.

The very worst system, apart from all
the others

The very worst system, apart from all
the others 01/07/2004 05:41 PM
In the continuing realisation that they can get people to work for free, the techification of the US presidential campaigns just gets geekier and geekier. Not content with Wesley Clark's new Open Source initiative, Howard Dean's lot have released the...
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