languages switching

MetaTrans::Languages Perl module contains a simple "database" of most of the known languages. Extracted from MARC codes for languages, http://www.loc.gov/marc/languages/.

SYNOPSIS

use MetaTrans::Languages qw(get_lang_by_code get_code_by_lang);

print get_lang_by_code(afr); # prints Afrikaans
print get_code_by_lang(Afrikaans); # prints afr

FUNCTIONS

get_lang_by_code($code)

Returns the name of the language with $code or undef if no language with such a $code is known.

get_code_by_lang($language)

Returns the code of the $language or undef if the language is unknown.

is_known_lang($code)

Returns true if the language with $code exists in the "database", false otherwise.

get_langs_hash

Returns the {code_1 => language_1, code_2 => language_2, ...} hash containing all known languages and their codes.

get_langs_hash_rev

Returns the {language_1 => code_1, language_2 => code_2, ...} hash containing all known languages and their codes.

Linux Layer7 Switchings main goal is to provide a performant framework for Layer7 switching. Layer7 switching is driving a low-level engine using networking design to speed-up forwarding of data stream. Implementation in this project is split into a userspace daemon and a low-level kernelspace forwarding engine.

Userspace daemon is responsible for scheduling and switching decisions. Kernelspace forwarding engine is responsible for forwarding stream and using TCP-Splicing scheme.

TCP-Splicing is the postponement of the connection between the client and the server in order to obtain sufficient information to make a routing decision. This project is close to Linux Virtual Server project since lot of discusions on this topics have been made online and offline LVS project.

Why using L7SW ?

This project will provide you a way to switch incoming clients requests using pattern matching. A quick example is to drive a web server farm by locating specific content on dedicated servers (video, audio, images, ...) while virtual server exported to end user is uniq.

Whats New in This Release:

· The kernel module was backported to Linux version 2.4.
· The Linux 2.6 kernel module was extended to support kernel versions lower than 2.6.19.
· libtcpsplice has been extended to export more helpers.
· A locking issue has been fixed while splicing sockets.
· HAProxy has been extended to support tcp_splicing module.

Exam 642-811 Switching exam forms part of CCNP/CCDP certification. Other exams that count toward CCNP are: 642-801 BSCI, 642-821 Remote Access, and 642-831 Support exams. Note that the exams 642-801, 642-811, and 642-821 count towards CCDP certification also. Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (BCMSN) exam evaluates ones ability in designing and implementing complex switched networks.

CCNP Switching (BCMSN) 642-811 Practice Exams will help you get your CCNA certification.

Limitations:

· the demo version is limited to 20 questions

Under MacOS X, when you switch user using the Fast User Switching feature, ColorSync gets lost and the colors on your screen suddenly become ugly.

In order to get the right color management back, you just need to run DMProxy, which is somewhere deep in your hard disk.

I wrote a 2-line script to run DMProxy. I suggest you put in your Utilities folder, you can also add it to the start with session list.

Internet Explorer 7 is a useful program that includes advancements in security and browsing experience for end users, functionality and compatibility for developers, and manageability for corporate network administrators.

Here are some key features of "Internet Explorer 7":

ActiveX Opt-in
· Disables nearly all pre-installed ActiveX controls to prevent potentially vulnerable controls from being exposed to attack. You can easily enable or disable ActiveX controls as needed through the Information Bar and the Add-on Manager.

Simplified User Experience
· The Internet Explorer 7 frame is reorganized to make it noticeably simpler, more streamlined, and less cluttered with unnecessary items. This maximizes the area of the screen devoted to the webpages that you want to see and makes performing the most common browsing tasks easy.

CSS Improvements
· Addresses many of the major inconsistencies that can cause web developers problems when producing visually rich, interactive webpages. Improved support for CSS2.1, including selectors and fixed positioning, allow web developers to create more powerful effects without the use of script.

Security Status Bar
· Enhances awareness of website security and privacy settings by displaying color-coded notifications next to the address bar. Internet Explorer 7 changes the Address Bar green for websites bearing new High Assurance certificates, indicating the site owner has completed extensive identity verification checks. Phishing Filter notifications, certificate names, and the gold padlock icon are now also adjacent to the address bar for better visibility. Certificate and privacy detail information can easily be displayed with a single click on the Security Status Bar.

Advanced Printing
· Automatically scales a printed webpage so that its not wider than the paper it will be printed on. Internet Explorer 7 also includes a multi-page print preview with live margins, resizing text to avoid document clipping, and an option to print only selected text.

Application Compatibility Toolkit
· An application compatibility kit will be available for Internet Explorer 7, allowing IT pros and developers to understand any incompatibilities with their existing websites, applications, and deployments.

Phishing Filter
· Proactively warns and helps protect you against potential or known fraudulent sites and blocks the site if appropriate. The opt-in filter is updated several times per hour using the latest security information from Microsoft and several industry partners about fraudulent websites.

Toolbar Search Box
· Web searches using your favorite search provider can now be entered into a search box within the toolbar, eliminating the clutter of separate toolbars. You can easily choose a provider from the dropdown list or add more providers.

Alpha Channel in PNG
· Supports transparency within the PNG image format, resulting in better-looking websites that are simpler to build.

Cross-Domain Barriers
· Limits script on webpages from interacting with content from other domains or windows. This enhanced safeguard will further protect against malware by limiting the potential for malicious websites to manipulate flaws in other websites or cause you to download undesired content or software.

Favorites Center
· Offers easy and fast access to Favorites, Tab Groups, Browsing History, and RSS Feed subscriptions. Expands out when needed, and can be pinned in place for even easier access.

Group Policy Improvements
· Provides support for all aspects of Internet Explorer settings through Group Policy, greatly easing management across an enterprise.

Delete Browsing History
· Allows you to clean up cached pages, passwords, form data, cookies, and history, all from a single window.

RSS Feeds
· Automatically detects RSS feeds on sites by illuminating an icon on the toolbar. A single click on the icon allows you to preview and optionally subscribe to the sites RSS feed, and then be automatically notified as content is updated. Read RSS feeds directly in the browser, scan for important stories, and filter your view with search terms or site-specific categories.

Internet Explorer Administration Kit
· OEMs and deployment specialists can pre-package Internet Explorer with customized settings or additional programs for their users.

Address Bar Protection
· Every window, regardless of whether its a pop-up or standard window, will present an address bar to the user, helping to block malicious sites from emulating trusted sites.

Tabbed Browsing
· View multiple sites in a single browser window. Easily switch from one site to another through tabs at the top of the browser frame.

Improved AJAX Support
· Improves the implementation of the XMLHTTP Request as a native Javascript object for rich AJAX-style applications. While Internet Explorer 6 handled XMLHTTP requests with an ActiveX control, Internet Explorer 7 exposes XMLHTTP natively. This improves syntactical compatibility across different browsers and allows clients to configure and customize a security policy of their choice without compromising key AJAX scenarios.

International Domain Name Anti-spoofing
· In addition to adding support for International Domain Names in URLs, Internet Explorer also notifies you when visually similar characters in the URL are not expressed in the same language, thus protecting you against sites that could otherwise appear as known, trustworthy sites.

Quick Tabs
· Provides easy tab selection and navigation by displaying thumbnails of all open tabs in a single window.

Open Search Extensions
· In conjunction with Amazon.com, a set of RSS Simple List Extensions were submitted to the RSS community, and released under the Creative Commons license. Among other features, these extensions greatly simplify development of applications that interact with Open Search-compatible search providers.

URL Handling Security
· Redesigned URL parsing ensures consistent processing and minimizes possible exploits. The new URL handler helps centralize critical data parsing and increases data consistency throughout the application.

Tab Groups
· Tabs can be grouped and saved into logical categories, allowing you to open multiple tabs with a single click. A Tab Group can easily be set as the Home Page Group so the entire Tab Group opens every time Internet Explorer is launched from the Start menu.

RSS Platform
· Provides rich functionality for downloading, storing, and accessing RSS feeds across the entire operating system, and enables more users than ever before to embrace RSS. Once a feed is subscribed to in one application, that subscription, and all the associated content, will be made available across the operating system for any application that wishes to consume it.

Fix My Settings
· To keep you protected from browsing with unsafe settings, Internet Explorer 7 warns you with an Information Bar when current security settings may put you at risk. Within the Internet Control Panel, you will see certain critical items highlighted in red when they are unsafely configured. In addition to dialog alerts warning you about unsafe settings, you will be reminded by the Information Bar as long as the settings remain unsafe. You can instantly reset Internet security settings to the Medium-High default level by clicking the Fix My Settings option in the Information Bar.

Page Zoom
· Enlarge or zoom in on individual webpages, including both text and graphics, to either focus on specific content or to make content more accessible to those with vision limitations.

Add-ons Disabled Mode
· To help troubleshoot difficulties launching Internet Explorer or reaching specific websites, you have the ability to start in "No Add-ons" mode, where only critical system Add-ons are enabled.

Firewall Switch widget displays the current status of your firewall.

Simply click the icon to switch your firewall on or off. On the back you can select an application to open automatically after you turn the firewall on. You can also press the O key on your keyboard to open the selected app immediately without switching the firewall status. Hold down O and click if Firewall Switch is not the active widget. Credit goes to Felix for the idea.

Whats New in This Release:

· Added support for multiple languages
· Added Japanese localization courtesy of Yuzuru Shiraiwa (a.k.a E-WA).

Bluetooth Switch - this widget displays the current status of Bluetooth.

Simply click the icon to switch Bluetooth on or off. On the back you can select an application to open automatically after you turn Bluetooth on. You can also press the O key on your keyboard to open the selected app immediately without switching the Bluetooth status. Hold down O and click if Bluetooth Switch is not the active widget. Makes a great replacement for the Bluetooth menu bar item!

The Bluetooth icon was created by RimshotDesign (rimshotdesign.com).

Whats New in This Release:

· Added support for multiple languages
· Added Japanese localization courtesy of Yuzuru Shiraiwa (a.k.a E-WA).

R WIN 2000 Keyboard Switch description
Keyboard extension utility for users working with two or more input languages R-WIN 2000 Keyboard Switch - keyboard extension utility for users working with two or more input locales at the same time (for example, English, German, Russian, ...).

Extends Windows keyboard support and provides additional convenient hot keys for switching between input locales.

Here are some key features of "R WIN 2000 Keyboard Switch":

· Provides flag image on taskbar that tracks current input locale;
· Supports convenient hot keys for switching between input locales;
· As an option, provides small floating window that can be placed anywhere on screen;
· Allows user to assign image and sound to every input locale.


Limitations:

· Nag Screen
· 15 days trial