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GNOME-Development, deployment, desktop
On Jan. 4, 2000, Miguel di Icaza, the creator of the GNOME desktop environment, answered your GNOME questions and discussed GNOME development. This transcript is full of inside information and links to resources.On Jan. 4, 2000, Miguel di Icaza, the creator of the GNOME desktop environment, answered your GNOME questions...
Tags: OPEN SOURCE, desktop, Miguel di lcaza, GNOME, Miguel, Icaza, Jack Wallen Jr.
Technical articles 2000-01-11
Mono 2.0: .NET goes non-Windows
Justin James wanted to learn what is new in Mono 2.0, so he interviewed Miguel de Icaza, VP of Development Platforms and a founder of Mono, and Joseph Hill, Product Manager at Novell. Find out what is and is not included in the latest release. by Justin James
Tags: Mono, Mono 2.0, Miguel, .Net, Development Tools, Open Source, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Justin James
Blog posts 2008-10-13

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Windows 2000 -
Hi All,I've noticed on a couple of my Win2000 based PC's (2 of which I formatted) and now a 3rd one where I am unable to access or see the following: - Add/Remove Programs window appears blank no listing of any of the programs (NO EVEN IN SAFE MODE!) -...
Tags: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Thanks! Miguel, windows 2000, add/remove programs, miguelcordero@..., windows, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 2000, Mr Wiz
Discussion threads 2006-05-09
Is GNOME ready for the corporate desktop?
Can GNOME develop into something that could bump Microsoft Windows off corporate desktops? Read this Daily Drill Down to find out what Bryan Pfaffenberger thinks.In case you haven't been keeping up with GNOME—a GPL-licensed desktop environment for Linux and other UNIX-like operating systems—project leader Miguel de Icaza recently quit his...
Tags: OPEN SOURCE, GNOME 1.2, desktop, Bryan Pfaffenberger, GNOME, Helix Code
Technical articles 2000-12-08
SolutionBase: Gnumeric and KSpread offer spreadsheet application alternatives for Linux users
In the word of general office spreadsheet needs, Microsoft Excel and OpenOffice.org Calc are probably considered the big guns, but the possibilities don't end with those two tools -- at least not when you're using Linux. Two alternative spreadsheet applications in particular stand out: a piece of the KOffice suite...
Tags: Gnumeric, KSpread, Processor, Linux, Author, KOffice, Spreadsheet, Tool, Spreadsheet Application, KSpread KSpread, Figure G, Script Edit Function, Gnumeric Let, Productivity, Jack Wallen
Technical articles 2007-11-07
Happy Birthday to NetMan1958
Today is your day, All the best to you.And I understand that this is the BIG 50.Make it a great one.Happy Birthday! Have a Great Day!You deserve it! From one old dood to another.Hey. Perhaps 'OldMan1958' would be more appropriate. Take it from one who's been there... 50 ain't...
Discussion threads 2008-09-29
condoms and VD
The current edition of The Economist includes this letter:I do not think you were entirely fair when criticising the pope for saying that condoms are not useful for preventing AIDS in Africa (?Sex and sensibility?, March 21st). Some of your reasoning was based on mistaken and biased information about AIDS...
Tags: sexually transmitted infection, airbag, leg injury
Discussion threads 2009-04-16
Best-Selling Classic Books Library. Over 3,000 complete works of Shakespeare, Dickens, Mark Twain (Mobile)
The largest library for your computer, Smartphone, BlackBerry, or PDA. Over 3,000 complete works. The library is delivered as 57 collections, organized by author. Easy book access through categorical, alphabetical, and chronological indexes. Convenient one-time download, and no clutter of titles in your digital library. Authors included in the library:...
Tags: Mobile, Library, MobileReference, Emile ZolaBelow, PDAs, Handhelds, Cellular Phones, Hardware, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology
Software downloads 2007-06-04
So Novell Is "Passionate" About Linux?
Warning: If you're a Novell Zealot, you might not want to read what I have to say...I read a story from Infoworld about how Novell is spouting off about their passion for Linux. It was November 2003 when the company known for Netware took over the popular German Linux distro...
Tags: Linux, Novell Inc.
Blog posts 2006-08-17
I have an idea...let's talk about beer
I have an idea...let's talk about beerForget politics, weapons of mass destruction, religion, and sex...well...ok...not sex.What beer do you like best?Why do you like it?How did you come about discovering it?Did you find out it was/wasn't what you thought it would be if you knew about it previous to your...
Tags: beer, Guinness
Discussion threads 2005-06-09
Happy Birthday :) Shellbot
Happy Birthday :) ShellbotDo forgive me Shellbot. I'm so very sorry that I did forget your birthday. Just tell me how I can make up for that.But first[b] Happy Anniversary my dear[/b] :) :xI hope you had a great day. [i]btw when was it exactly, the 23rd of june?[/i]How...
Tags: Shellbot, birthday, welcome, rob mekel, rob mekel too, off-topic, DOS, cold calling, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Wimbledon
Discussion threads 2006-07-04
Mono bringing .Net to Linux
Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest e-newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today!By ...
Tags: .NET, Development tools, OPEN SOURCE, Microsoft .NET, Mono, Microsoft Corp., Linux
Technical articles 2004-07-16
TechRepublic members sound off on Microsoft's strategy for software rentals
Microsoft is poised to begin working with ASPs to offer software on a subscription basis. Will the company's plan to rent their software sit well with businesses? Here's what our members had to say.Is Microsoft’s plan to work with ASPs to offer software on a subscription basis a good idea...
Tags: Scripting languages, Tools & Techniques, Paul Baldwin, IS MICROSOFT, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft ASP, software, strategy
Technical articles 2000-09-12
Ximian's Mono project: .NET for monkeys, penguins, and gnomes
Learn about the Mono project, an attempt to create an open source, portable implementation of .NET.Whatever your opinion on the origin of the technology, you have to admit that Microsoft's .NET platform is a very big deal. With it, Windows developers finally have access to a robust class library similar...
Tags: .NET, Development tools, OPEN SOURCE, Application servers, Middleware, Lamont Adams, Mono, Ximian, Microsoft .NET, compiler
Technical articles 2001-12-21
Will Microsoft Mono-polize open source?
Will the recently announced plan to build an open source implementation of Microsoft .NET be good or bad for the open source movement? Columnist Tim Landgrave explains the Mono project and examines two scenarios of what it could mean for open source.Open source advocates are in an uproar over the...
Tags: .NET, Development tools, Middleware, Programming languages, Microsoft Corp., e Advantage, open source, Mono, Microsoft .NET, GNOME, C#
Technical articles 2001-08-09
Ximian unveils Exchange client for Linux and UNIX
Ximian, long an open-source software company, will do business the proprietary way with a new software package that lets Linux computers connect to Microsoft Exchange Server. Judge the merits of Evolution, Ximian's new e-mail client.By Stephen ShanklandXimian has supported the open source GNOME desktop software project for Linux computers for...
Tags: Tools & Techniques, Operating systems, E-mail servers, CNET, Unix, Ximian, open source, Evolution 1.0, Linux, software
Technical articles 2002-01-16
Think KDE is ahead of GNOME? Try Helix Code, and think again
Helix Code's GNOME release finally lives up to GNOME's promise. In this Daily Feature, Bryan Pfaffenberger explains that you may very well be looking at the future of computing.Don't count GNOME out just yet. Sure, GNOME faces stiff competition from the K Desktop Environment. With a two-year start on GNOME,...
Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Bryan Pfaffenberger, Helix Code, GNOME, KDE
Technical articles 2000-10-13
E-mail: Beyond Outlook
During this Guild Meeting, Jack Wallen took us places we never knew e-mail could go. From fetchmail to KMail, we've got you covered.On April 21st Jack Wallen took us places we never knew e-mail existed. From Fetch to Kmail, we’ve got you covered.If you couldn’t join us then, enjoy the...
Tags: Linux, Groupware, Microsoft Office, Jack Wallen Jr., e-mail, Jack Wallen, Jr., Jack Wallen, Guild Meeting, Guild, JCARLISLE, Microsoft Outlook
Technical articles 2000-04-21
Rants and reflections by Dave
Now that he's home, Dave looks back on the almostEverest adventure—the sights, the people, the sounds—and he wonders where he found the energy to do what he did.There comes a time when you look back on a great adventure with a sense of longing and wonder just where you found...
Tags: David Bard, Lukla
Technical articles 2000-05-08
Monkey around with Evolution: Ximian's answer to Outlook
Outlook got you down? Don't worry. The Linux answer to Outlook, Evolution, will help you out of Windows and into a refreshing future! Jack Wallen, Jr., takes a look at Ximian's groupware suite--Evolution.Much to my chagrin, most of you use Microsoft Outlook. It's just one of those facts of life....
Tags: Groupware, E-mail, Linux, Microsoft Office, OPEN SOURCE, Jack Wallen, Jr., Ximian, Microsoft Outlook
Technical articles 2001-09-21
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