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At last something really inovative from Microsoft!

Microsoft unveiled a new mobile Web browser designed to make navigating the Internet on wireless devices as easy and clear as surfing on a PC.

The new browser, dubbed Deepfish, is the latest entry in the growing mobile browser wars designed for delivering content such as Web pages to Windows Mobile devices.

Resources:

• News Article
• Deepfish home page

Now to see what the Open Source community response would be...

Here is a couple of easy steps you can follow to compile and install SQL-Relay from source onto a CentOS system:

Once you have the source you will need to ensure you have enough of the dependency RPM's installed:

    # yum install mysql-devel automake glibc-devel make  gcc-c++ perl-DateManip

From SQL-Relay you will need both the 'rudiments' and 'sqlrelay' sources. First compile the 'rudiments' source:

   # tar xzf rudiments-x.xx.tar.gz
  # cd rudiments-x.xx
  # ./configure
  # make
  # make install
  # cd ..

Next we need to compile and install 'sqlrelay':

   # tar xzf sqlrelay-x.xx.tar.gz
  # cd sqlrelay-x.xx
  # ./configure --prefix=/opt/sqlrelay
  # make
  # make install

You may want to add /opt/sqlrelay to 'root' path.

Your configuration file is on /opt/sqlrelay/etc

Have fun.