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02 January, 2001

Jeffrey Stedfast () has released version 0.3.0 of GMime, a library for parsing and creating MIME messages.

10 December, 2000

Jeffrey Stedfast () has released version 0.2.0 of GMime, a library for parsing and creating MIME messages.

30 November, 2000

Jacob Moorman () has released the initial version of a guide providing step-by-step instructions for installing Conectiva Linux 6 as a guest operating system under VMware. This guide is available from the MHFSG documentation page. This guide was been removed as result of incompatibilities with the Conectiva Linux 6.0 release. See news of 10 January, 2001 for an update.

18 November, 2000

Jeffrey Stedfast () has released version 0.1.0 of GMime, a library for parsing and creating MIME messages.

30 October, 2000

Jacob Moorman () has released version 1.1.0 of STPhp.

26 October, 2000

Jacob Moorman () has released version 1.0.1 of STPhp.

9 October, 2000

Jacob Moorman () has released the initial public version (1.0) of the STPhp internationalization tool for PHP.

2 September, 2000
Jeffrey Stedfast () has released Spruce version 0.7.5.

24 August, 2000

Jeffrey Stedfast () has released Spruce version 0.7.4. This release includes features developed and tested by several of the Marble Horse Free Software Group members. Spruce is now offered as SRPM and i386 RPMs due to the efforts of David Burley () and Jacob Moorman ().

15 August, 2000

Jeffrey Stedfast () attended the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo, representing his employer, Helix Code. Jeffrey is currently an active developer on Helix Code's Evolution project.

21 July, 2000

David Burley () and Jacob Moorman () attended the Ottawa Linux Symposium and were present at the keysigning event.

16 July, 2000

The Marble Horse Free Software Group's cryptography policies, procedures and advocacy page has been posted.

14 June, 2000

The In-Roads to Free Software Development, an editorial by David Burley (), has been posted for your reading pleasure.

4 June, 2000

The initial public release of MH checksums has been posted (version 0.4).

13 May, 2000

Spruce version 0.7.1 has been released to the general public.

2 May, 2000

nail version 9.10 has been released and includes autoconf-enabled configuration submitted by Jacob Moorman ().

22 April, 2000

The Importance of Non-Developer Supporters in Free Software, an editorial by Jacob Moorman ()has been carried by the freshmeat.net news service.

22 April, 2000

Spruce version 0.6.3 has been released to the general public.

21 April, 2000

w3m version 0.1.9 has been released and includes several enhancements from Jacob Moorman ().

15 April, 2000

The initial public draft of the SLPv5a package format specification has been released for public comment. The public comment period has commenced and will be in effect until April 30, 2000. On-topic comments are welcome from those interested in this specification.

6 April, 2000

Members of the Marble Horse Free Software Group have been active in the development of the SLPv5a package format specification and reference implementation. This is the first public announcement of these efforts.

5 April, 2000

w3m version 0.1.8 has been released and includes several enhancements from Jacob Moorman ().

24 March, 2000

Spruce version 0.6.1 has been released to the general public.

17 March, 2000

Spruce version 0.6.0 has been released to the general public.

13 March, 2000

The Kodak Digital Camera HOWTO, written by David Burley (), has been added to the Linux Documentation Project (LDP) archives. The HTML version of this HOWTO is accessible here.

20 February, 2000

Jeffrey Stedfast (), author of the Spruce mail client, has joined the Marble Horse Free Software Group team.

8 February, 2000

The Marble Horse Free Software Group registers the MARBLEHORSE.ORG domain, future site of Marble Horse-sponsored project downloads.

1 February, 2000 (through 4 February, 2000)

Members of the Marble Horse Free Software Group attended LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in New York City, New York. The show was busy (20,000 attendees) and proved itself as a great opportunity to speak with other developers and end-users.

21 January, 2000 (through 23 January, 2000)

Developers from the Marble Horse Free Software Group actively participated in semi-formal testing of Rik van Riel's stable-tree Linux kernel VM patches. Testing results were supplied to Rik and to Alan Cox (stable-tree kernel maintainer). Rik's patches were tested on a variety of x86 hardware in a structured manner. These patches yield notably better stability and performance on systems with less than 128MB of RAM as opposed to previous kernel VM code. Due to successful widescale functional testing, Rik van Riel's VM patches have been integrated into the stable tree kernel with the 2.2.15pre3 prerelease.