The old SourceForge bug trackers are being replaced with a new issue tracker implemented with JIRA. The new tracker is hosted on a new server, using Firebird as its database engine, naturally! All of the SourceForge tracker data has been converted and those trackers have been closed. Some time during the next day or so we will update here and in the lists to give you the URL links for the new tracker site.
Finally we have moved to our new server in Canada, thanks to the generosity of Broadview Software. More news shortly about our other new server, running a Firebird back-end and our new tracker system.
The Foundation is calling for papers and sponsors for the 2006 Firebird Conference in Prague, November 12-14.
Full issue with bonus article is now available for download for $9.95 US. Preview available for free. Issue will be released later for free download, minus bonus article. Links here.
Firebird 2.0 RC2 Windows Kits are now showing up in some of the mirrors. Links here.
The Firebird Project is pleased to announce the second release candidate of Firebird 2.0, for final testing. The Source tarball and the binary kits for Linux have been uploaded and should be available soon. There will be a delay with the Windows kits so please be patient.
The Firebird Project is pleased to announce the release of the first release candidate of Firebird 2.0, for final testing. Download kits are available for Windows and Linux, including x64 Linux. However, due to hardware failure on the Windows build system, there will be initial delays in accessing the Win32 kits. Patience please!
Dmitry Yemanov launches a Developers' Journal where you can catch the latest comments from the core developers about how things are going.
Carlos Cantu publishes a new "quick-look" guide to Firebird's features and capabilities — Firebird 2-Minute Guide. Several non-English translations are available.
Today Jim Starkey, who led the original Vulcan fork of Firebird, announced that he has sold his Netfrastructure web software business to MySQL AB and will be taking up a full-time job as a developer for the MySQL company.