It includes some sort of iPhone capability via a special DWA (Domino Web Access) verion that is designed just for the iPhone. It is called the Ultra Lite mode and will be provided automatically (and only) if the user accesses DWA via an iPhone/iPod Touch.

This is how the springboard icon and the main menu looks like on my test server.

Key Features of VMware Fusion 2.0 Beta 2

Since the launch of VMware Fusion 1.0, we’ve listened to what our users say they already love, and what they want more of. These features are the results of that feedback.

• Unity 2.0: Mac-Windows Integration
• Multiple Snapshots and AutoProtect
• Usability Enhancements

• Video Performance Improvements
• Tech-Pro Features

Apple just released an update for iTunes. The release notes indicate that iTunes 7.7.1 “includes fixes to improve stability and performance”.

You can download this iTunes update by opening Software Update (Apple menu > Software Update).

What’s New in Firefox 2.0.0.8

Release Date:

October 18, 2007

Security Update:

The following security issues were fixed.

Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) Support:

Firefox 2.0.0.8 is compatible with Mac OS X 10.5, although there are some known issues affecting some media plugins.

New Languages:

Official releases for Georgian (ka) and Romanian (ro) are now available. Beta release for Kurdish (ku) is also available for testing.

Earlier Changes:

For information about previous changes, please see the Firefox 2.0.0.7 Release Notes

Firefox 2 Features:

For an overview, please see Firefox 2 Features.

I’m thrilled to announce that Version 2.3 “Dexter” of WordPress is now ready for the world. This release includes native tagging support, plugin update notification, URL handling improvements, and much more. This release is named for the great tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon.

The entire team is really proud of this release, and I’m happy that this is our second on-time release under our new development schedule. The grand experiment of a more agile WordPress with significant features in the hands of users more often is working. I could write a blog post about each new feature, but I’ll try to be brief:

1. Native tagging support allows you to use tags in addition to categories on your posts, if you so choose. We’ve included importers for the Ultimate Tag Warrior, Jerome’s Keywords, Simple Tags, and Bunny’s Technorati Tag plugins so if you’ve already been using a tagging plugin you can bring your data into the new system. The tagging system is also wicked-fast, so your host won’t mind.
2. Our new update notification lets you know when there is a new release of WordPress or when any of the plugins you use has an update available. It works by sending your blog URL, plugins, and version information to our new api.wordpress.org service which then compares it to the plugin database and tells you whats the latest and greatest you can use.
3. We’ve cleaned up URLs a bunch in a feature we call canonical URLs which does things like enforce your no-www preference, redirect posts with changed slugs so a link never goes bad, redirect URLs that get cut off in emails on similar to the correct post, and much more. This helps your users, and it also helps your search engine optimization, as search engines like for each page to be available in one canonical location. More info here.
4. Our new pending review feature will be great for multi-author blogs. It allows authors to submit a post for review by an editor or administrator, where before they would just have to save a draft and hope someone noticed it.
5. There is new advanced WYSIWYG functionality (we call it the kitchen sink button) that allows you to access some features of TinyMCE that were previously hidden.

You’ll notice that two of those features are straight out of the most-voted for ideas list. That’s just the user facing stuff, if you’re a developer you’ll be interested in:

1. Full and complete Atom 1.0 support, including the publishing protocol.
2. We’re using the new jQuery which is “800% faster.”
3. Behind the user-facing tags system is a really kickass taxonomy system, which adds a ton of flexibility. It’s probably the biggest schema upgrade since version 1.5.
4. The importers have been revamped to be more memory efficient, and you can now add an importer through a plugin.
5. Through hooks and filters you can now override the update system, the dashboard RSS feeds, the feed parser, and tons more than you could in 2.2.
6. The new $wpdb->prepare() way of doing SQL queries.
7. Finally there were over 351 tickets in Trac closed for this release, with over a hundred people contributing. This is the polish, the hundreds of tiny bug fixes and features that make WordPress what it is.

You can view the Codex for more information about the release and some screenshots. And of course the place to download is always the same. Before you upgrade you may want to check out our Preparing for 2.3 post and the list of compatible plugins on the Codex.

A number of people are hosting upgrade parties around the world, including myself in San Francisco. If you are let me know and I’ll promote it on my blog.

VMware Server 1.0.4

Latest Version: 1.0.4 | 9/18/07 | Build: 56528 | Release Notes

What’s New in Version 1.0.4

Version 1.0.4 is a maintenance bug fix release to address security issues. See Resolved Issues for information on what has been fixed.

VMware Workstation 6.0.1 for Windows

Latest Version: 6.0.1 | 9/18/07 | Build: 55017 | Release Notes

New in Version 6.0.1

Updated Support for Host and Guest Operating Systems

Workstation 6.0.1 adds experimental support for the following operating systems:

• 32-bit and 64-bit Windows Server 2008 (code name Longhorn) as host and guest operating systems
• 32-bit and 64-bit SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 as host and guest operating systems
• 32-bit and 64-bit openSUSE Linux 10.3 as host and guest operating systems
• 32-bit and 64-bit Turbolinux 10 Server as a guest operating system

Workstation 6.0.1 adds full support for the following operating systems:

• 32-bit and 64-bit Ubuntu Linux 7.04 as host and guest operating systems
• 32-bit and 64-bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.5 (formerly called 4.0 Update 5) as host and guest operating systems
• 32-bit and 64-bit FreeBSD 6.2 as a guest operating system

What’s New in Firefox 2.0.0.7

Release Date:

September 18, 2007

Security Update:

The following security issue was fixed.

Earlier Changes:

For information about previous changes, please see the Firefox 2.0.0.6 Release Notes

Firefox 2 Features:

For an overview, please see Firefox 2 Features.

Fixed in Firefox 2.0.0.7

MFSA 2007-28 Code execution via QuickTime Media-link files