Author: JT Smith
This is the official 1.0 version of the GNOME Foundation FAQ, not a second-hand article about the GNOME Foundation.
Category:
- Linux
GNOME Foundation FAQ
showmelinux.com rates several GNOME games
Author: JT Smith
The headline says it all – showmelinux.com reviews several of the little games that come with GNOME.
Category:
- Linux
NewsForge headlines now available for your Web site
Author: JT Smith
by Robin ‘roblimo’ Miller
editor-in-chief
You can now have the complete NewsForge headline feed on your site, for free, no questions asked. We’ll put out a press release about this sooner or later, but thought we’d give you and other NewsForge readers a little head start.
Get the .xml version from http://www.newsforge.com/newsforge.xml, .rdf from http://www.newsforge.com/newsforge.rdf.
editor-in-chief
You can now have the complete NewsForge headline feed on your site, for free, no questions asked. We’ll put out a press release about this sooner or later, but thought we’d give you and other NewsForge readers a little head start.
Get the .xml version from http://www.newsforge.com/newsforge.xml, .rdf from http://www.newsforge.com/newsforge.rdf.
If you need technical help or advice or have any suggestions on how we can improve this feature, please email our lead programmer, Jamie McCarthy, at jamie@newsforge.com.
VM Code as a Software Distribution Mechanism
Author: JT Smith
This week’s freshmeat editorial. Dave Gudeman writes: “A developer who wants to make a piece of software available to others faces the
daunting task of software delivery. There are several strategies for delivering software, primarily source
code, machine binaries, and virtual machine binaries, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. I’m
going to discuss each of the alternatives, then suggest a variation that is potentially better than any of the
other solutions for commercial as well as Open Source software projects.”
daunting task of software delivery. There are several strategies for delivering software, primarily source
code, machine binaries, and virtual machine binaries, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. I’m
going to discuss each of the alternatives, then suggest a variation that is potentially better than any of the
other solutions for commercial as well as Open Source software projects.”
VM Code as a Software Distribution Mechanism
Author: JT Smith
This week’s freshmeat editorial. Dave Gudeman writes: “A developer who wants to make a piece of software available to others faces the
daunting task of software delivery. There are several strategies for delivering software, primarily source
code, machine binaries, and virtual machine binaries, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. I’m
going to discuss each of the alternatives, then suggest a variation that is potentially better than any of the
other solutions for commercial as well as Open Source software projects.”
daunting task of software delivery. There are several strategies for delivering software, primarily source
code, machine binaries, and virtual machine binaries, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. I’m
going to discuss each of the alternatives, then suggest a variation that is potentially better than any of the
other solutions for commercial as well as Open Source software projects.”
Are computers getting too easy to use?
Author: JT Smith
“Are Computers Getting Too Easy To Use?” See what Slashdot readers have to say on the subject.
Category:
- Linux
New site for 3rd party Mozilla apps developers
Author: JT Smith
As the Mozilla browser creeps slowly towards the usability homestretch, outside developers are starting to express interest in using some or all of the Mozilla framework in other Open Source projects. mozDEV.org, hosted by Collab.net, is a site where they can meet and work together.
Category:
- Open Source
Christian Right wants 2nd law of thermodyamics overturned
Author: JT Smith
According to the Onion, a parody news site, “The only ‘heat death’ Jesus ever mentioned is the one that sinners will suffer for all eternity in
the Lake of Fire,” said Indianola (MS) School Board president Bernice McCallum. “Now more than
ever, we need to hear what the Bible has to say about our public schools’ physical-science curricula.”
the Lake of Fire,” said Indianola (MS) School Board president Bernice McCallum. “Now more than
ever, we need to hear what the Bible has to say about our public schools’ physical-science curricula.”
Category:
- Management
SuperDLT may help Quantum regain mass storage market share
Author: JT Smith
ZDnet.co.uk reports on Quantum’s SuperDLT and the company’s efforts to compete against IBM’s recently-announced Linear Tape Open (LTO) storage devices. Quote from the story: “The Web, and the related content explosion, is the most obvious example of
why we need more storage,” said Philippe Ory, DLT marketing manager for
Quantum Europe.
why we need more storage,” said Philippe Ory, DLT marketing manager for
Quantum Europe.
Category:
- Unix
Newest Lotus Domino to work better with MS Office, Exchange, Outlook
Author: JT Smith
In an effort to keep Microsoft Exchange 2000 from totally eating the corporate groupware market, the new Domino ‘Bluejay’ release will work more closely than ever with Microsoft’s assorted office apps. No word on StarOffice compatibility is mentioned in this article at ZDnet.co.uk.