Introduction ldap2zaurus.rb is a simple Ruby script for exporting addresses from an LDAP directory to the XML format used by the Zaurus’ address book. Requirements Ruby interpreter Ruby/LDAP Download ldap2zaurus.rb Links LDAP2Zaurus The Zaurus addressbook.xml file <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE Addressbook > <AddressBook> <Groups> </Groups> <Contacts> <Contact Title="title" FirstName="firstname" month: “2003/02” year: “2003” MiddleName=“middlename” LastName=“lastname” Suffix=“suffix” FileAs=“lastname, firstname middlename” JobTitle=“b-jobtitle” month: “2003/02” year: “2003” Department=“b-department” Company=“b-company” BusinessPhone=“b-phone” BusinessFax=“b-fax” BusinessMobile=“b-mobile” DefaultEmail=“email#1” Emails=“email#1 email#2” HomePhone=“h-phone” HomeFax=“h-fax” HomeMobile=“h-mobile” BusinessStreet=“b-street1 b-street2 b-street3 b-street4” BusinessCity=“b-city” BusinessState=“b-state” BusinessZip=“b-zip” BusinessCountry=“b-country” BusinessPager=“b-pager” BusinessWebPage=“b-webpage” Office=“b-office” Profession=“b-profession” Assistant=“b-assistant” Manager=“b-manager” HomeStreet=“h-street1 h-street2 h-street3 h-street4” HomeCity=“h-city” HomeState=“h-state” HomeZip=“h-zip” HomeCountry=“h-country” HomeWebPage=“h-webpage” Spouse=“spouse” Gender=“1” Birthday=“birthday” Anniversary=“anniversary” Nickname=“nickname” Children=“child#1 child#2” Notes=“notes” Categories=“1023544920” Uid="-1044016718" /> Read on

J-Eiffel - A Eiffel-to-Java compiler J-Eiffel is a Eiffel compiler with JVM bytecode generation. Copyright (c) 1997-99 by Pirmin Kalberer. For license terms see COPYING (Berkeley-style license). Download: Source-Distribution Note: This software is unmaintained! Have a look at SmartEiffel. xpm2e xpm2e, a script that converts xpm files to Eiffel declarations Read on

Introduction Topiq is a knowledge management tool based on topic maps. It can be used as a desktop database with built-in entry forms for notes, books and media. Thanks to the topic map organisation you can order your entries into multiple hirarchies like projects, document types, categories etc. Spezial features are a language-independant fuzzy search and an automatic sort function based on word similarities. User Interfaces are available for Linux/KDE and the SHARP Zaurus SL5000. Read on

Current work is happening in the Unstable_Developpment branch in the KDE CVS. Enjoy! Tomas Pospisek Read on

The Debian package of Martin Blais’ powerful visual diff and merge tool xxdiff can be found here. xxpatch is a little tool that let’s you apply patches without altering your original sources and let’s you see and merge the result inside xxdiff. Enjoy! Tomas Pospisek Read on