Managing Perl Installations: A SysAdmin's View

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This document discusses managing Perl installations from a system administrator's perspective. It outlines various tools that come with Perl to help administrators manage modules, including which modules are installed (perldoc, ExtUtils::Installed, pmtools), installing and removing modules (CPAN.pm, PPM), and creating bundles of modules. It also describes how users can install modules to their own spaces using alternative module locations, PERL5LIB, and a customized CPAN configuration via MyConfig.pm. The goal is to empower users while reducing the administrative overhead for system administrators.

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This document discusses change management and versioning in ontologies. It begins with definitions of ontologies and OWL. It then discusses why ontologies change due to domain changes, adaptations to applications, and changes in conceptualization. It provides examples of real-world ontology changes from UNSPSC. It discusses tracking changes through comparison and versioning. It presents a typology of generic and example ontology changes. It discusses practical change management processes and methods for naming, URIs, metadata, and change logs in ontology versioning. Finally, it summarizes some change-aware ontology tools and discusses open issues and conclusions.

Object Reuse and Exchange (ORE) : Experience in the Open Language Archives Co...Baden Hughes

This document discusses object reuse and exchange (ORE) in the context of the Open Language Archives Community (OLAC). It provides an overview of ORE and how it allows for aggregations of digital objects across repositories. It then discusses OLAC's use of extensions to the OAI-PMH protocol that allow for natural grouping of language resources. Several experiments are described with implementing compounds within OLAC before and after the introduction of ORE specifications. The document concludes by considering future directions for OLAC in adopting ORE standards.

The Effects of Cross-Pollination : How non-library mass market services are c...Baden Hughes

Why Digitization Increases the Value of Print CollectionsBaden Hughes