Category: Tools & Products releases
Announcements of new Firebird related products, or new releases.
Ubuntu 8.04 released with Firebird+Flamerobin included
Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04 is released with firebird2.0 and flamerobin included in their repository
Here is an easy guide for installing firebird2.0 and then follow the flamerobin 0.8.6 guide
ps: soon there will be an firebird2.1 package for ubuntu created (it wasn’t possible to include it in this short period of time after release)
mnoGoSearch 3.3.7 released – with firebird speed improvements
Version 3.3.7 of mnoGoSearch, a web site search engine, has been announced. This release adds new features, and includes performance improvements and bug fixes. See the Change Log for more information.
Red Database 2.1 beta 3 is available for download – source code included
I would like to announce that we made Red Database Beta 3 available for
download from our website at:
http://www.red-soft.biz/en/download_2.1
Its general features include:
– Java UDFs and procedures
– Full-text search functionality based on Lucene library
– native stored procedures debugger
OpenDBX 1.3.7 released
Release focus: Major bugfixes
phpBB 3.0.1 released
phpBB 3.0.1 has just been released, this means some small bug fixes, which were of course necessary in order to ensure the continuous stable release rate of phpBB. The official release topic is posted below.[Ed: phpbb3.0.x runs on firebird > 2.0]
Flamerobin 0.8.6 officially accepted in ubuntu hardy
Flamerobin 0.8.6 is now accepted in the official ubuntu 8.04 hardy repository
http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/utils/flamerobin
here is the distro list where flamerobin 0.8.6 is included
Debian http://packages.debian.org/lenny/flamerobin
Gentoo http://gentoo-portage.com/dev-db/flamerobin
IBProvider comes to 64 bits
NHibernate 2.0 Alpha is out!
It gives me great pleasure to announce that NHiberante 2.0 Alpha 1 was released last night and can be downloaded from this location.
We call this alpha, but many of us are using this in production, so we are really certain in its stability. The reason that this is an alpha is that we have made a lot of changes in the last nine months (since the last release), and we want to get more real world experience before we ship this. Recent estimates are of about 100,000 lines of code has changed since the last release.
MacOSXintel32-port of FreeAdhocUDF
Today, 2008-03-28, we published a 32bit-Intel-MacOSX port of FreeAdhocUDF ready for download. Many thanks to Paul Beach for helping and compiling.
Also, for special issues, a SuSe10-FireBird 1.5 port could be downloaded.

