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• Perl 5 Development Resumes, Version 5.12 Released

  Release adds pluggable keywords feature and fixes date problems.

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• VM6 To Ship Updated SMB Virtualization Software

  The latest upgrade to VM6's VMex small business virtualization package aims to streamline the user interface in order to help customers reduce operating costs.

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• FTP Voyager

  A Windows Explorer-like FTP client with an unrivaled set of features

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• Symantec Gobbles Up VeriSign's Checkmark Unit

  The $1.28 billion purchase brings VeriSign's Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption certification services unit under the security software vendor's ever-broadening umbrella.

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• Symantec Gobbles Up VeriSign's Checkmark Unit

  The $1.28 billion purchase brings VeriSign's Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption certification services unit under the security software vendor's ever-broadening umbrella.

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• Split string with delimiter in sql server

  - by Renju

  I'm having a coloumn name with varchar field that holds some folder path like "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\en-US" .I need to update the root folder name(Program files to profilesNew).Can anyone please help. I tried with a query declare @val as varchar(100) set @val='C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\en-US' select substring(@val,charindex(':\',@val),charindex('\',@val)) but not getting the exact answer C:\Program FilesNew\Internet Explorer\en-US

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• Ubuntu: Consumer ready, Enterprise grade.

  <b>fewt@blog:~$ _:</b> "What's the best new feature coming to Lucid? You could even call this one Lucid's killer feature."

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• Update: Attackers exploit critical bug in Adobe's Flash, Reader

  <b>Network World: </b>"The zero-day vulnerability is reminiscent of one Adobe disclosed and patched in July 2009, and comes just days after the company's head of security admitted hackers have its software in their crosshairs."

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• How does GPL licensing affect projects that don't involve linking/compiling?

  <b>Technology FLOSS:</b> "This is a question that I've been trying to figure out for a while already."

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• Set Up the Magnolia CMS for Web Content Creation in Just a Few Clicks

  Magnolia CMS, the open-source CMS written in Java, provides easy-to-use graphical tools and a large library of standard templates. Learn how to get Magnolia up and running.

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• Google's privacy campaign, and three ways in which Google gets your data

  <b>Tim Anderson&#8217;s ITWriting:</b> "Google is campaigning to reassure us that its Chrome browser is, well, no worse at recording your every move on the web than any other browser."

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• Oh My Goddard! An Early Look at Fedora 13

  <b>Linux Magazine:</b> "Fedora 13 is on the way and while it innovates in its own right, it also borrows some major features from other distros such as Ubuntu and Mandriva. This is looking to be yet another great release from the Fedora community!"

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• Opinion: Seeking the One True Linux: Is Linux Distro-hopping a Thing of the Past?

  Distro-hopping is easy and fun. Linux users distro-hop to solve problems and to try new software. But is it necessary? Haven't most Linux distributions reached a state of polish that makes distro-hopping unnecessary? Brian Proffitt wonders if distro-hopping shouldn't be discouraged.

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• Open source hardware is making big bucks

  <b>The Inquirer:</b> "IT TURNS OUT that 13 companies are making millions from their open source hardware (OSHW) products."

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• iPad, iPhone Join Cisco's Collaboration Push

  Cisco Quad, the networking giant's upcoming enterprise collaboration platform, embraces the popular Apple products as well as its own "business-class" Flip MiniPRO camcorder. But there's more than just video in the mix.

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• 10 (or so) of the Best Mobile Linux Apps

  <b>Linux.com:</b> "The coolest thing about mobile Linux is that hey, it's basically Linux. Developers used to Linux will find themselves at home with mobile Linux (especially if targeting x86). And, familiar Linux apps can probably run fine on a mobile Linux system, too."

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• IBM Adding Development and Test Offering to Public Cloud

  New service may help IT shops save money and work more nimbly.

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• April Patch Tuesday to Address 25 Threats

  Another large patch batch on the way from Microsoft, with fixes for five vulnerabilities deemed critical in severity.

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• Editor's Note: Boycott Apple. Boycott Everyone.

  When Apple dispatched an elite police unit to conduct a literal door-busting raid on a Gizmodo editor's house to confiscate his computers, it seemed a clear case of heavy-handed corporate abuse. But a surprising number of people think it's OK.

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• Linux, Where Crapware Goes to Die

  <b>Linux Journal:</b> "This little guy is the "Bonzi Buddy" ape. He was one of the earliest malware/spyware/crapware programs for the Microsoft Windows platform."

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• Microsoft willing to avoid China due to piracy

  <b>Myce:</b> "Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer admitted his company is looking to expand outside of China due to the country's disappointing stance on software piracy that runs rampant within its borders."

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• Want to buy a Linux company?

  <b>Cyber Cynic:</b> "Want to buy your very own Linux company? Two important ones, Mandriva and Novell are looking for buyers."<br> <i>Link fixed --ed.</i>

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• Exploring HTML 5 Forms

  One of the major initial goals of the HTML 5 effort was to update the core HTML form elements to reflect more contemporary thinking. Find out how well the HTML 5 specification has fulfilled that goal so far.

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• ZaReason Ships Ubuntu 10.04 Systems

  <b>WorksWithU:</b> "Each time Canonical ships a new Ubuntu release, I'm inclined to reach out to two specific PC companies: ZaReason and System76. Both companies focus intensely on Ubuntu netbooks, notebooks, PCs and servers."

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• Karmasphere: Helping to Tame A Tool Called Hadoop

  Startup company aims to make Hadoop application development easier.

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