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• India's very Well Known Linux Research & Development Organization [Comptrix Systems ]with 
• India's very Well Known Linux Education Provider[CSPL].

1. Any Diploma or Science Graduation
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3. 50 Marks of Test On -line SIP Phone based / Personal Visit / Telephonic Interview.
4. Must clear this Test with 50% Cut Off.

Gora Mohanty gora at sarai.net
Fri May 25 13:34:49 CEST 2007

Hello all,
   Below is an invitation for proposals for the RGF-Sarai
CSDS programme for short-term FLOSS fellowships. Please feel
to circulate this far and wide. The deadline for submission
of proposals is the 25th of June. Please feel free to address
any queries with regards to this to floss at sarai.net.

Regards,
Gora
--------------------------------------------------------------
                        Call for proposals:
              RGF-Sarai, CSDS, short-term FLOSS fellowships

1      Introduction

The Sarai programme of the Centre for the Study of Developing
Societies, Delhi (http://www.sarai.  net) is pleased to
announce fellowships for projects related to Free/Libre and
Open Source Software (FLOSS) activities.  This year, we have
partnered with the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation (RGF) who are
providing support for work in the specific area of computing,
and localisation in five Indian languages, namely, Assamese,
Hindi, Kashmiri, Oriya, and Urdu. We also invite proposals
from projects in other FLOSS areas, especially ones that are
relevant to educational, social, and community needs. Any
project that meets the criteria given below is eligible for
the fellowships, but we are particularly interested in:

     o Indian language computing, including work on fonts,
       rendering, locales, input methods, spell-checking,
       etc., as well as in advanced technologies like OCR,
       handwriting recognition, and speech-to-text.

     o Localisation into Indian languages of user interfaces,
       and translation of help documents for FLOSS
       applications.

     o In the interest of sustained development, we would
       like to see the enhancement of, and extensions for
       projects funded as part of past Sarai FLOSS
       fellowships.  In particular, we draw attention to
       NewsRack (http://newsrack.in), Hindawi
       (http://www.indicybers.com), and ApnaOpus
       (http://apnaopus.var.cc).

     o Documentation for users of FLOSS tools, particularly
       in the area of Indian language computing.  The
       production of video tutorials would be welcome.

     o Development of graphics, multimedia, and publishing
       tools. This would include applications for audio/video
       editing, animation, and desktop publishing.
       Enhancement of existing FLOSS tools is especially
       encouraged.

     o Putting together, distributing, and supporting a
       complete Indian language distribution, using FLOSS
       operating systems, and tools.

     o  Collaboration software, and groupware solutions.

     o Writing Linux device drivers, and front-ends for
       common hardware, such as wireless cards, graphics
       cards, scanners, and printers.

The other significant difference from past practice is that
we will be asking for more of a collaborative approach from
the fellows, both among one another, and with people at
Sarai.  The collaboration need not be in the actual
development, but can consist of an ongoing conversation about
one's work, its direction, and current status.  While this
has been an implicit expectation in the past, this time we
are making the requirement explicit.  The exact details of
these will be worked out with the selected fellows, but will
include things like discussions over IRC, email, and postings
on the Sarai Project Resource Centre (PRC) mailing list.
Fellows will also be asked to prepare a timeline for the
projects, with intermediate milestones, and will be expected
to adhere to them.

2      Applying for the fellowships

We invite students, developers, researchers, and
practitioners interested in the FLOSS arena to apply for the
fellowships.  While there is no prescribed format for the
applications, we expect them to be in sufficient detail for a
reviewer to sensibly evaluate them. Attention to details,
such as a plan of work that addresses what is possible to
accomplish within the limited project period, a projection of
how the work might be continued after that, and a discussion
of the possible impact of the project, is strongly
recommended. In particular, we will look favourably on
projects aimed at eventual deployment, rather than
development per se.  Please mail your application, along with
a resume, to floss at sarai.net , with the subject line of
"RGF-Sarai FLOSS fellowships". As this information is
intended to be public, also subscribe to the PRC mailing list
at https://mail.sarai.net/mailman/listinfo/prc, and post a
copy there, failing which your final proposal will be
forwarded there by one of us.  Enquiries are invited at floss
at sarai.net , and on the PRC list, including questions on
how to frame proposals.  The last date of submission is
midnight IST on Sun., June 25th, 2007. The projects will run
for a total of about six months, with a final workshop to be
held at Sarai, CSDS, Delhi, where the fellows will be
expected to present a summary of their work. Besides this, as
part of our engagement with the RGF, we will be holding
workshops in regional locations, and the FLOSS fellows will
be asked to be present at events local to them. The total
amount of the fellowship will be Rs. 70, 000.


3 Conditions

Applicants should have a valid bank account in any bank
operating in India. These are support grants, and the fellows
are free to pursue their primary occupations in parallel, as
long as they keep working on proposed projects.  The fellows
must be willing to make a release of their final work under
any open-source licence approved by the Open Source
Initiative (OSI). Please see under
http://www.opensource.org/licenses for a complete list.
Proposals from teams, partnerships, collectives, and faculty
on the behalf of a group of students are welcome, so long as
the grant amount is administered by a single individual, and
the funds are deposited in a single bank account in the name
of an individual.

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Dear friends and colleagues,

You know this better than anybody else--Implementing IT infrastructure
is both an art and a science. And, in the Linux/Open Source world,
where you have umpteen options for any given challenge, the more you
master this combination of art and science, the more rewarding it gets
for you.

To help you learn some new tips and tricks from the best IT
Implementers from India and abroad, LinuxAsia 07 features a complete
day dedicated to topics related to 'IT implementation and IT
infrastructure management'--2nd Feb 07. Plus, you'll get insights into
the latest technologies and tool-sets available for IT implementers
and managers from the Linux/OSS world.

Klaus Knopper (Knoppix), Brian Behlendorf (Apache), Dr Negroponte
(one-laptop-per-child), Uma Shankar (ELCOT) and many other leading
speakers from Google, IBM, Novell etc are expected to speak at
LinuxAsia 07.

There are EARLY BIRD discounts on the DELEGATE pass. The benefits of
the Delegate Pass include guaranteed seating and 5-star quality food
at the 'Networking lunch' where you get to rub shoulders with the
who's who of the Linux/OSS industry.

You also have the option of registering for the FREE 'Community Pass',
where the seating will be subject to availability, on a
first-come-first-serve basis.

To register yourself, do visit
http://www.linuxasia.net/la07/users/delegate.php You can opt for 'more
info about the delegate pass' wherein our support team will contact
you and explain the benefits of the Delegate pass in detail, and help
you through the payment process.

Your presence will help build LinuxAsia 07 into Asia's top Linux and
Open Source Conference. Hoping to get your support in making India
reach yet another milestone!

Best Wishes!

Niraj Sahay
Community Manager
Team, LinuxAsia 07

Dear friends,

This year, LinuxAsia's main goal is to promote open source innovations
from India.

Hence, the organising committee (FOSII) invites 'technologists' and
'innovators' from all over India to speak at LinuxAsia 07.

The speaker registration page is available at
http://www.linuxasia.net/la07/speakers1/speaker.php

The broad genre of talks that are invited include:
a) Presentations on innovative open source projects developed in India
or by Indians.
b) Presentations on latest developments in key open source
technologies and tools (ex; Eclipse, MySQL, Mono, etc)
c) Presentations on initiatives to promote open source innovations in
India (ex: Apache)

The three-day event has been divided into following broad
technology-verticals:
First day (31st Jan 07): Trends and innovations in overall open source
technologies and desktop technologies
Second day (1st Feb 07): Technology trends and innovations w.r.t.
software development and databases
Third day (2nd Feb 07): Technology trends and innovations w.r.t. tools
for IT implementation and network management

Please note, that the speaker registration will end on 19th January
2007, and all speaker presentations will be finalised by 22nd January
2007 (evening).

Looking forward to your support in taking open source innovations from
India to the next level.

Best Wishes!

Niraj Sahay
Team, LinuxAsia 07

************************************
Software Developers' Day @ LinuxAsia
************************************

LinuxAsia 07 features a complete day dedicated to software development
practices and technologies as part of its 'Technology.Innovation' track!

Date: 1st Feb, 07
Venue: India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Timings: 9:30 am to 6:00 pm

2 Key Themes For That Day
-------------------------

#1: Platforms.Tools.Development: Expose software developers to the
latest open source tools, platforms and technologies

#2: Scalable.Robust.Databases: Share the latest developments in open
source databases

Free Registration Still Open
---------------------------
Free COMMUNITY PASSES are being given to the first 500 registrants!
These COMMUNITY PASSES will allow entry to the 'technology.innovation'
track for FREE. However, seating is subject to availability of seats,
and on a
first-come-first-serve basis.

Special Discounts For Delegates Available
-----------------------------------------
For industry professionals who want the benefit of 'assured seating'
and participate in the 'networking lunch' where you'll rub shoulders
with the who's who of the OSS industry and community--DELEGATE PASSES
are the need of the hour.

There are special discount offers for:
a) ILUG-Delhi members
b) Students
c) Subscribers of EFY Publications

Plus, there is an early bird discount too for everyone else.

Visit www.linuxasia.net for more details
********************************************

Dear Members of the community,

LinuxAsia 2007 is coming. And this year, we would like to ensure that
the Linux/OSS community is fully engaged with the event.

What all is happening at LinuxAsia this year?
*********************************************

The main track - 'technology.innovation@...', which will go on for
3 days from 31st January till 2nd February 2007 at the India Habitat
Centre, New Delhi.

The second track - CXOSummit - is a one-day event being held at Hotel
Taj Mahal, Man Singh, New Delhi on the 1st of February 2007.

Besides that, there will be an IOSN summit, ODF India Chapter summit,
technical workshops, sessions by LUGs, and last but not the least, the
Expo.

What are the entry charges?
***************************

FIRST 500 FREE!!!
Ok, this is best news of the day - the first 500 registrants can get
the COMMUNITY PASS, which allows them entry to the
'technology.innovation@...' track for FREE (subject to availability
of vacant seats in the main hall and on a first-cum-first-served
basis)! Though there is an element of organisers' checking your
details and approving the serious cases only, but then, if you're
serious about attending International-level Linux/OSS events - then
REGISTER NOW at http://www.linuxasia.net.

DELEGATE PASSES FOR SERIOUS PROFESSIONALS
For the serious professionals who want 'guaranteed seating' at
LinuxAsia 2007, we have the DELEGATE PASS. There is an 'early bird'
offer till 25th Jan 07 (subject to availability of seats). Simply opt
for 'more info on the Delegate Pass' while registering for LinuxAsia
2007, and our team will get back to you immediately.

Plus, there are special discounts on the DELEGATE PASSES for
ILUG-Delhi members, EFY subscribers, and students!

What about entry to the CXOSummit?
**********************************

The CXOSummit is a 'by-invitation-only' event. But, you can opt for
that while registering for LinuxAsia 2007, and if your profile matches
that of a CXO, our team will connect with you immediately.

Who all are going to speak at LinuxAsia 2007?
*********************************************

Klaus Knopper (Knoppix), Brian Behlendorf (Apache and CollabNet), Dr
Negroponte (one-laptop-per-child programme), are some of the
international technology Gurus who have confirmed. We expect 3-4 more
global luminaries to be there--their confirmation is in progress.

Any facilities for out-station delegates?
*****************************************

We have tied up with 'hospitality partners' who can assist you in
getting best deals for travel and stay. If you need this support,
simply select that option while registering.

What is LinuxAsia trying to achieve this year?
**********************************************

The goals that have been laid down for LinuxAsia 07 are:

Goal #1: Promote open source driven innovation so that India can
showcase a minimum of 20 globally recognised OSS projects at LinuxAsia
2008.

Goal #2: Accelerate the adoption of Linux and open source software by
highlighting their advantages, sharing success stories, and discussing
strategies on how CXOs can gain advantage from both "open source" and
"proprietary" worlds.

Goal #3: To provide a platform where other organisations with
OSS-related agendas can hold their own sub-events and network with the
entire community.

So, we request you to register, participate, and let us know how we
fared in achieving those goals.

Cheers!
Team, LinuxAsia
team@...

Happy New Year!

--- In rklug@yahoogroups.com, "Hardeep Singh Rai" <hsrai@...> wrote:
> > I started server by:
> >
> > /usr/local/sbin/streamingadminserver.pl

It is working :-)

I could test first on M$window client PC with QuickTime Player. Then I
found on Linux VLC can play mp4 format, but not .mov.

On Linux as well as on M$window .dat format is not working.

My only problem was that I could not tried .mp4 with VLC on Linux,
earlier.

Now question is: How to get streamed .mov on Linux Client Machines.

--
H.S.Rai

--- In rklug@yahoogroups.com, "Hardeep Singh Rai" <hsrai@...> wrote:

> I started server by:
>
> /usr/local/sbin/streamingadminserver.pl
>
>
> Then opening web-site http://localhost:1220/

I made a playlist which "server admin page" show as running:

====================

playlist    a
mountpoint  a.sdp

file sample_100kbit.mov

=============================

Now what should I use at client side:

rtsp://localhost:1220/a

or rtsp://localhost/a

or rtsp://localhost/a.sdp

or rtsp://localhost:1220/sample_100kbit.mov

and in case of problem which log to see.

--
H.S.Rai

--- In rklug@yahoogroups.com, "Fasihullah Askiri"
<fasihullah.askiri@...> wrote:
>
> Did it work?

No

> Once installed, look for the process:
> /usr/local/sbin/DarwinStreamingServer

I started server by:

/usr/local/sbin/streamingadminserver.pl


Then opening web-site http://localhost:1220/

which open administrative page, asking username and password. I can
enter in this site. It gave me facility to make playlist. I can make
playlist for sample.mp3 (but manual say it is not for streaming).
Admin panel show sample.mp3 playing, but I can not access it from
client. There are other sample file *.mov ; Manual say you need hinted
files.

What is hinting a file?

To hint a file you need professional (Pro version) of software which
is not free.

Can we stream all video format with this, or only mov format?

I need help in making playlist, then how to access from client. If you
can give me example, that will be nice. A demo site (if there is any)
will also be useful.

BTW, what is you opinon about VLC. I am able stream Video on Demand a
.dat file. There is browser plugin of VLC for Mozilla.

--
H.S.Rai

--- In rklug@yahoogroups.com, Himanshu Sahani <him.sah@...> wrote:
>
> You can always bank on HSR to bring us back to the group.
>
> Here is a small problem I am facing. I have four images - TIFF
> format -  size A4.
> I want to watermark these images with a text

There may be more than one solution, all depending on one's skill set.
One possibe way:

Try ImageMagick, Google for "imagemagick watermark"
"convert" may be used to convert any graphic format including ps and pdf.

Long solution (i have not tried!) may be:

use convert to have jpeg from tiff

Use Tex/ Latex to have postscript file.

There is ps utilities to have water mark.

The resulted waterMarked ps may be converted into pdf by ps2pdf.

Perhaps php can also serve the purpose.

--
H.S.Rai

--- In rklug@yahoogroups.com, Himanshu Sahani <him.sah@...> wrote:
>
> Put it on You tube and embed the link in html.

Will try this also, but like to have own server.

> Or you can host the darwin server from Apple.

I need to create a user account named qtss, then installation was
mnooth. Web based admin page worked. Created a playlist with sample
file sample.mp3, also enabled port 80 (Documentation say it may
interfere with apache).

But unable to run clip on same machine (never tried on remote machine).

I will keep trying. If any one like to help, I will feel obliged.

--
H.S.Rai

Hi HimS

Try Gimp. Either look around for a foo script to do the watermarking job or >:) write it yourself.

Once you have a script foo, all you have to do is to invoke it from the command line.

If I get time tonite, I will let you know tomorrow.

Regards
+Fasih

On 12/21/06, Himanshu Sahani <him.sah@gmail.com> wrote:

You can always bank on HSR to bring us back to the group.

Here is a small problem I am facing. I have four images - TIFF format -
size A4.
I want to watermark these images with a text (something like sample
splashed left bottom corner to top right corner). After watermarking, I
want the output in pdf format. (i dont care if you water mark the pdf or
the image file, whichever is possible as long as the input is tiff and
output is pdf)
After all the images are water marked and pdfed, I want to concatenate
all these to create one pdf document (with each image on a separate page)

How can I do this on a command line?

Regards
HimS

Hardeep Singh Rai wrote:
>
> --- In rklug@yahoogroups.com <mailto: rklug%40yahoogroups.com>,
> Himanshu Sahani <him.sah@...> wrote:
> > Unfortunately I opened this account after several days, so I did not
> see
> > the spam till now.
> > Thanks for taking corrective action. I apologize to the group members
> > for not taking corrective action sooner.
>
> Nice to see founder members back!
>
> Do inform about your projects using Linux or any thing related to Linux.
>
> --
> H.S.Rai
>
>

We configured it on Solaris in IMG - I think Abhishek did that.

Fasihullah Askiri wrote:
>
> I run it on Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release 4 (Nahant) and I think
> it should run on Ubuntu as well (though I havent tried)
> There are linux RPMs available and in the worst case, compiling is not
> as difficult, I had done it for some changes in the source code.
>
> +Fasih
>
> On 12/21/06, *Hardeep Singh Rai* <hsrai@...
> <mailto:hsrai@...>> wrote:
>
>     --- In rklug@yahoogroups.com <mailto:rklug%40yahoogroups.com>,
>     "Fasihullah Askiri"
>     <fasihullah.askiri@...> wrote:
>     > How are you?
>
>     Excellent.
>
>     > I am as fine as I always was...
>
>     Great!
>
>     > To run a video streaming from Linux, try the open source Darwin
>     > Streaming Server.
>
>     It seems me distribution. Difficult to change distribution for one
>     serivce or software. Can we install it on Ubuntu?
>
>     --
>     H.S.Rai
>
>
>

You can always bank on HSR to bring us back to the group.

Here is a small problem I am facing. I have four images - TIFF format -
size A4.
I want to watermark these images with a text (something like sample
splashed left bottom corner to top right corner). After watermarking, I
want the output in pdf format. (i dont care if you water mark the pdf or
the image file, whichever is possible as long as the input is tiff and
output is pdf)
After all the images are water marked and pdfed, I want to concatenate
all these to create one pdf document (with each image on a separate page)

How can I do this on a command line?

Regards
HimS


Hardeep Singh Rai wrote:
>
> --- In rklug@yahoogroups.com <mailto:rklug%40yahoogroups.com>,
> Himanshu Sahani <him.sah@...> wrote:
> > Unfortunately I opened this account after several days, so I did not
> see
> > the spam till now.
> > Thanks for taking corrective action. I apologize to the group members
> > for not taking corrective action sooner.
>
> Nice to see founder members back!
>
> Do inform about your projects using Linux or any thing related to Linux.
>
> --
> H.S.Rai
>
>

Put it on You tube and embed the link in html.
Or you can host the darwin server from Apple.

Hardeep Singh Rai wrote:
>
> What solution one can have to do video streaming from Linux Server?
>
> I tried VLC, soltion appears to be O.K. On client side, one can have
> "Video on Demand" using:
>
> vlc[.exe] rtsp://192.168.8.102:5554/movieName
> <rtsp://192.168.8.102:5554/movieName>
>
> How to have html page to run movie with in page? If any one can help me.
>
> --
> H.S.Rai
>
>

--- In rklug@yahoogroups.com, "Fasihullah Askiri"
<fasihullah.askiri@...> wrote:
> How are you?

Excellent.

> I am as fine as I always was...

Great!

> To run a video streaming from Linux, try the open source Darwin
> Streaming Server.

It seems me distribution. Difficult to change distribution for one
serivce or software. Can we install it on Ubuntu?

--
H.S.Rai

What solution one can have to do video streaming from Linux Server?

I tried VLC, soltion appears to be O.K. On client side, one can have
"Video on Demand" using:

vlc[.exe] rtsp://192.168.8.102:5554/movieName

How to have html page to run movie with in page? If any one can help me.

--
H.S.Rai

--- In rklug@yahoogroups.com, Himanshu Sahani <him.sah@...> wrote:
> Unfortunately I opened this account after several days, so I did not
see
> the spam till now.
> Thanks for taking corrective action. I apologize to the group members
> for not taking corrective action sooner.

Nice to see founder members back!

Do inform about your projects using Linux or any thing related to Linux.

--
H.S.Rai

Thanks Kirti,

Unfortunately I opened this account after several days, so I did not see
the spam till now.
Thanks for taking corrective action. I apologize to the group members
for not taking corrective action sooner.

Regards
HimS

kirti_intellix wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> First: My deepest regards to founder members:
>
> * H. S. Rai
> * Himanshu Sahani
> * Fasihullah Askiri
> * Ujjwal John
> ...
>
> Second: In view of recent escalation of spam (by group members and
> otherwise), following steps have been taken.
>
> * Removal of members, who contribute to SPAM
> * Approval required for group-membership.
>
> Third: Use this platform for creativity related to subject matter.
> The circumstances under which relaxation is available are as under:
>
> * Discussion on LINUX in general
> * Job postings
> * An occasional humorous message
> * Any other message with clear agenda serving the group purpose.
>
> Fourth: Neither post any pornographic or unsolicited material via
> posts, nor try to use this platform as a social-connection website.
> Please use services of ORKUT, etc .. for this purpose. In certain
> circumstances you can use this group to reach members (but as quickly
> as possible take the matter OFFLINE from group).
>
> Fifth: Enjoy computing, sharing your developments, achievements or
> shortcomings. Get opinions from intelligent people in group.
>
> In case any member is found to violate these simple-worded rules,
> without any short notice the membership will be put to end.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Yours Truly,
> Kirti Chawla
>
> Arise, Awake and STOP not till the GOAL is reached...
>
>

Greetings,

First: My deepest regards to founder members:

* H. S. Rai
* Himanshu Sahani
* Fasihullah Askiri
* Ujjwal John
...

Second: In view of recent escalation of spam (by group members and
otherwise), following steps have been taken.

* Removal of members, who contribute to SPAM
* Approval required for group-membership.

Third: Use this platform for creativity related to subject matter.
The circumstances under which relaxation is available are as under:

* Discussion on LINUX in general
* Job postings
* An occasional humorous message
* Any other message with clear agenda serving the group purpose.

Fourth: Neither post any pornographic or unsolicited material via
posts, nor try to use this platform as a social-connection website.
Please use services of ORKUT, etc .. for this purpose. In certain
circumstances you can use this group to reach members (but as quickly
as possible take the matter OFFLINE from group).

Fifth: Enjoy computing, sharing your developments, achievements or
shortcomings. Get opinions from intelligent people in group.

In case any member is found to violate these simple-worded rules,
without any short notice the membership will be put to end.

Thanks.

Yours Truly,
Kirti Chawla

Arise, Awake and STOP not till the GOAL is reached...

Hello All,

Greetings from the LINUX For You magazine team!

As you all know, we run a section called 'Opinions' in LFY where we
pose a question to the community and industry and publish the
responses (selected by our technical editors) in the magazine. Thanks
to all those who responded to the last month's question. The best
among the responses received have been published in the December 2006
  issue of LFY.

The forthcoming issue of LFY would carry a story on the following:

Is the war really against Microsoft?

The article would focus on whether OSS world is actually fighting
against proprietary software at an ideological level. Or is it that it
remains a battle against Microsoft? We would like to focus at the
various levels on which this antagonism between the open source
evangelists and believers on proprietary software shapes up. Is the
discontentment against Microsoft only to the extent of patent issues?
Or that Microsoft is just a mere player, while the FOSS community is
fighting at the much higher level of psychology...

We value your suggestions and comments. So, any idea you would like to
share with us is most welcome.

Please write to us at sujata.banerjee@... with a CC to
atul@..., before 10th November,2006.

The best responses would be published in the Jan 2007 issue of LFY.

Looking forward to your responses.

Thanks,

Sujata Banerjee, Editorial Coordinator, LFY
Atul Goel, Asst. Associate Editor, LFY

Hi
Does someone know of a live CD, like the Knoppix, to run Mac OS on a windows
machine. Or of any other way to emulate the MacOS on windows.

Regards,
Arun.