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The Glue is a high quality analog modeled plug-in based on The classic 80's British big console buss compressor with some additional features. It uses the same high quality algorithms used in circuit simulation packages but optimised for real time use. It's quick and easy to use and has an uncluttered interface.

Additions over the original circuit include an ultra-fast attack time of up to 0.01mS and a Range knob which backs off the compression to give incredibly natural sounding attacks and limits the maximum amount of compression applied. Also included are external sidechain support and an adjustable sidechain highpass filter.

INSTALLATION
Unpack, copy plugs to their correct locations

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Sabayon Linux has always been known as the "swiss army knife" of Linux distributions, given all that it had installed, and all that it could do. But that title may slowly be slipping as other distributions quickly catch up to it in the "all in one" category. But does that affect how Sabayon operates? Well, let's find out.

LiveDVD

The LiveDVD starts out and boots without any fanfare or special interaction by the user. What's interesting is that as it boots up, a rock and roll song starts playing. I think it's called the “Rock and Roll Hall of Fame”, but I'm not sure. That automatically gives me warm fuzzies knowing that it detected the sound card without any problem, which also means that the other hardware was also likely detected without issue.

And it was. Everything was detected without issue.

Another interesting thing worth noting is the little key phrase that appears as the DVD is loading. It says "Open your source, open your mind". I think that's a great phrase, as it says a lot about open source, and what you should do if you want to use it.

Once the desktop loads, you're greeted with a folder that includes links for Firefox, XBMC, World of Goo (demo), Gparted and several other items. Another interesting thing that Sabayon does upon boot is it runs a disk indexer to help you have faster searches for files.

The list of software included with Sabayon is impressive as always, but of late it seems less than what it used to. Of course that's because more distros are starting to copy Sabayon's “swiss army” mentality, and are also shipping their distros packed to the hilt with software so that they're ready to go as soon as they're loaded or installed.

But that doesn't mean that Sabayon is not without its surprises. One of the biggest, for me at least, is the inclusion of Compiz tools and XBMC. That's a plus in and of itself. I could do without the Compiz, but having XBMC there has several advantages. Yes, Sabayon is a desktop distribution first, but that doesn't mean it can't also double as a DVR, or DMC.

Another interesting change I've found with Sabayon 5 is that the speed seems to have improved greatly. One of my big gripes with it in the past was that, yes it has everything and the kitchen sink, but because of that it ran like a dog. Not anymore. There is a very noticeable speed increase, and even though this has never been a problem, I still do want to point out that it's rock solid stable.

Software load times are also excellent, and I really have no complaints with how the system is running. It seems to do exactly what you need, and what it's done before, only faster.
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The UPS man rang my buzzer. I sat in my chair sweating bullets. Do I even dare? Despite better judgment, I buzzed him in. "Did anyone see you?" I asked in a nervous voice. "Uh, just sign here." He gave me an annoyed look and after getting my John Hancock, he handed me the package. I hurriedly closed my blinds, fearful someone might see the contents as I opened it. The package sat on my coffee table for about an hour while we (that is to say, me and the package) stared each other down. A scene from the cult classic Terry Gilliam movie Time Bandits came to mind: "Mum! Dad! Don't touch it! It's pure evil!"

While I doubt the package contained pure evil (in fact, I was pretty sure it contained some install CDs and perhaps some manuals), I'm sure many of my friends as well as tens of thousands of others in the open source community would conclude otherwise.

For you see, the package was from SCO. Dun dun dunnnnnnnnnn.

The purpose of that lame little melodrama was to illustrate the rather unique context of this operating system review. I want to be as objective as possible, but I'd be a fool to think such a review could possibly avoid the controversy and raw emotions surrounding the company offering the product I've chosen to evaluate.

The SCO Group has earned their now nefarious reputation of pure evil from the open source community and others for their recent legal tactics. However, separate from the legal arguments and the drama of the battle of the open letters, SCO does actually sell a product (beyond "licenses" for Linux).

Actually, they have a pair of Unix offerings: UnixWare and OpenServer. SCO recently announced they'd sold licenses to these products to a number of companies, including McDonald's and Warner Brothers. Not having used either, and giving the mounting controversy, I decided to take a look at what SCO considers their premier Unix offering, UnixWare 7.1.3. Drama aside, UnixWare is an operating system that people do use, so I figured it's worth a look and arranged to do an evaluation.

The Test System

The system I used to test is definitely not top of the line, but it is indicative of the type of hardware currently still commonly used in a server environment. It's also the only system I currently have available to perform such evaluations.

Vendor: VA Linux
Processor: (2) Intel Pentium IIIs at 600 MHz, 256 KB cache
Motherboard: Intel L440GX+
RAM: 512 MB PC133 ECC
DISK: (1) 9 GB Maxtor SCSI LVD 10,000 RPM
SCSI Controller: Adaptec AIC-7896 Dual Channel
Video: Cirrus Logic GD 5480 2 MB RAM

Installation

Installation was fairly straightforward. It's a text-based installation, and while not as fancy as the newer graphical-based installations, it was still fully functional. UnixWare had no problem recognizing any of my hardware, and installed the drivers automatically.

The only real difference from most installations, including a recent Solaris installation I performed, was the prompting for a license key. If you lack a license key, you can defer entering one in favor of an evaluation license which is good for 60 days. I didn't have a license key, so I opted for the evaluation license. It took about 20 minutes to get the first CD loaded, and then prompted me for a reboot.

After the system rebooted, the installation continues by asking to insert each CD (there were 5), and prompting for which packages on the CDs I'd like to install. This was very different than the usual "pick what packages you want to install, and I'll figure out which CDs you need" method more commonly used by installers. This was much more time consuming, and it required a much higher level of interaction.

The packages on these install CDs had their own very unique install scripts, and there were additional license keys required for several of the portions, including the NeTraverse Merge, ReliantHA Host Monitoring Software, and others. It seemed a bit disjointed and patched-together.

You can defer going through the other CDs which is what I'd recommend as it saves quite a bit of time. UnixWare and most of what you need comes on the first disk and installs in about 20 minutes. You can go back and install the other packages later if necessary.

Despite using a dual-processor system, SMP support is a licensed feature, so this installation only recognized one of the two processors.
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AccountEdge Network Edition is virtually identical to its sister product, AccountEdge, except it is optimized for use over a Mac OS X network. If more than one person needs simultaneous access to your company file, then AccountEdge Network Edition is the perfect solution for your company.

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New for 2010

Sell your products, online
EnStore is a web store that allows you to sell your products online. Hosted and affordable, it is simple to set up, and comes with several beautiful store templates. Manage your products in AccountEdge, adding pictures and descriptions. Then sync with EnStore and you are ready to sell, online. Screenshot. Learn more.

More ways to track information about your items
The introduction of EnStore brings a wealth of new item details you can keep, whether you have a web store or not. Track the weight of an item in pounds or kilograms, and associate a brand with an item. Attach up to three images to an item, which can be synced with your web store. User definable tags help to further organize your items. See it in action.

Find your profits on a sale, as you make it
Quickly learn the profitability of a sale with the Show Profit Analysis button. It shows gross profit, margin, and cost of each item you are selling and for the entire invoice. Change the price per unit to see how it affects your margin and profitability. You can show profit analysis from an order, quote, or an invoice. See it in action.

Auto Update
Auto update automatically checks for any new software and payroll updates. Screenshot.

Backup in .zip format
Backup your file in .zip format to share your file with Windows users.


Sort columns in bank rec window
Enhanced usability in the bank reconciliation window allows for sorting of all columns. Sort
by check #, date, payee, deposit and withdrawal amounts to quickly find a check. See it in action.

Print bank deposit slips
The new Prepare Bank Deposit window will save you time by printing out your bank deposit slips, while taking into consideration cash back on deposits, total cash, total checks, and number of items deposited. Purchase accompanying deposit slips that come pre-printed with your account information, and take your deposit slips right to the bank. See it in action.

Easier commission calculation
Improved Customer Payments by Salesperson report: add invoice number and invoice date fields to assist with calculating commissions. Screenshot.

Gross pay on pay checks
Add gross pay and year-to-date gross pay on pay stubs and pay checks.

List searching improvements
Search with more speed and more efficiency on 'select from' lists, such as when choosing a customer when filling out an invoice. When creating a sale, purchase, or working in the sales and purchases registers, adding the Starts With or Contains modifier to your search will help you find what you're looking for faster. Screenshot.

New welcome window brings better usability
The welcome window comes with a new design that makes it easier to open your company file with the new Open Last file function. Open Last displays the last company file you opened, allowing you to start working with a single click. The new welcome window also lets you quit AccountEdge with the Command+Q short cut.

New payroll report
Track the number of hours worked for hourly wage categories with the Payroll Activity Detail report.
New payroll tax update tools
Better tools for managing payroll tax updates, including notification of new tax tables.
Improved sales tax reporting
Sales Tax Reports provide a grand total for sales and purchases across all tax codes.
Better forms typography
Set a default font and font size for forms.

Find, view, save and convert web videos in HD or SD. The brand-new Ashampoo ClipFinder HD gives you web video the way it should be. Search in up to fifteen video portals at once or in selected portals, view videos directly and convert and save them to your hard disk with a single click.

Nothing makes finding, viewing, saving and managing web videos easier. And Ashampoo ClipFinder HD isn’t just better, it’s also still completely free. CNET’s reviewers called the original ClipFinder “a breath of fresh air” among programs of this type and the new ClipFinder HD is even better and more powerful.
How it works
ClipFinder HD is a like a 3D web browser. You just enter search words in the Search bar and the search results from up to 15 video portals are displayed as clip thumbnails in the 3D Video Wall. You can search selectively in just some portals, just one portal or all portals. You choose. You can also create multiple searches in different tabs and switch between the results.

Click on a clip to play it, click again to save it to your hard disk and convert it while your saving. Zoom the video while you’re playing by turning the mouse wheel, another click plays in full screen mode with popup controls.

Navigating in the 3D Video Wall is amazing: Zoom in on clip previews with the mouse wheel, drag to scroll up and down and from side to side, point to a clip to see information, change the order and layout by dragging. In the 3D Video Wall interface it’s like walking around in your own boutique full of videos. Users who prefer the classic scrolling interface can activate it if they want, of course.

Organizing your saved clips is just as easy. Just define categories, put your clips in them and navigate them in the 3D Video Wall and organize them by dragging with the mouse.

Great new functions
Revolutionary 3D Video Wall
Makes navigating through your search results and clip collections amazingly easy. Browse, scroll, zoom, choose and play your clips in a 3D world with natural mouse movements and the scroll wheel. Organize your Video Wall by dragging, display clip details with the mouse.
One-click download and convert
ClipFinder HD downloads the clips in flash (*.flv) format and if needed converts them directly to MP3 format in one easy process.
HD clips and HD filtering
Search for all video clips or just HD clips. Viewing, saving and converting HD clips is just as easy as regular clips.
Much more meta data
All the information you need about every clip: HD or SD, duration, rating, date, description, tags and more.
Vimeo portal support
In addition to the 14 existing portals ClipFinder HD now also supports the popular Vimeo portal with lots of HD clips. You can now search for and display clips from YouTube, Vimeo, Spike, Veoh, Google Video, LiveVideo, Dailymotion, blip.tv, Yahoo! Video, Metacafe, MySpace, SevenLoad, MyVideo, videu and ClipFish.
Better playlists
Create video clip playlists in the same way you make music playlists. The new Enqueue to Playlist function adds new clips to the current playlist on the fly without having to play them first. Playlists are shareable in the Standard M3U format and compatible with other media players.
Cool new player with full screen mode
Modern video player for regular and HD videos with super-intuitive controls. In full-screen mode you get popup controls that display when you mouse over them.
Other Cool Features
Tabbed searching
Just click the + button or press Ctrl+T to create a new search tab, which works like a browser tab. Keep separate searches in each tab and switch between them.
Unique continuous play function
Set your search results, clip collection or playlists to play continuously. No other web video utility can do this.

Great features
* Still completely free
* Amazing 3D Video Wall clip browser
* 1-click download and convert
* Vimeo portal added (lots of HD clips)
* Search up to 15 video portals at once
* Search in selected video portals
* HD video filter – find only HD videos
* New video player with full-screen mode
* Improved video playlists
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