SEATTLE, Wash. – (March 25, 2003) – MySQL AB, developer of the world’s most popular Open Source database, today announced that the MySQL™ database version 4.0 has been labeled “production,” indicating that it is ready for any MySQL deployment. To reach production status, MySQL software must pass a series of rigorous tests with no fatal bugs and then undergo “battle-testing” in live environments for a minimum of three months. Starting with the newest release, 4.0.12, MySQL version 4.0 is now the standard code base for all MySQL database downloads.
Day: August 18, 2003
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MySQL 4.x Dubbed “Production Ready”
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LuPy 0.1.5.3 Released
LuPy, a python port of Jakarta Lucene, 0.1.5.3 is out with minor changes:
Some minor changes were made for Python 2.3, although a couple of warnings about bit operations remain. This release breaks some code: field.Keyword() must now be used instead of field.Field.Keyword(). If you are using the Indexer wrapper, searches are now more accurate because the query is tokenized first.
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Tendra in OpenBSD
OpenBSD Journal notes that Tendra (an open source BSD-licensed C compiler) is now in the OpenBSD ports tree.
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What’s New in Python 2.4
Already out: AMK’s What’s New in Python 2.4.
That was quick. Luckily the only real content in there is a minor tweak in
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Palmspring’s New Name
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Gnome 2.4 Beta & The Fork of the Week
OSNews has two good stories this evening. First off, they cover the Gnome 2.4 Beta announcement.
They also cover the fork of the week: XFree86 has been forked into Xouvert.
