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February 12th, 2010 
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Mozilla Messaging is looking forward to a big year in 2010 including Thunderbird 3.1 and figuring out how to make the project financially sustainable. Making Thunderbird better is the easier part. Figuring out how to make money as a project is another story entirely.
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Making Thunderbird Financially Sustainable: How it Could Work
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Tags: Business, firefox, messaging, microsoft, numbers, online, php, project, thunderbird, tools, User 
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Trying on a new hat: a new version of red hat doesn’t necessarily require a new round of Linux training. .: An article from: Computer User
Posted in Linux News Tags: article, Computer, doesn't, From, linux, necessarily, require, round, Training, Trying, User, Version No Comments » February 1st, 2010 Admin |
More bugs, and bug reports, are good. No really, at least that’s what Karl Fogel says in trying to squash the idea that bugs are ” technical debt that developers must repay. Fogel, who works for Canonical on the Launchpad platform, says that it’s a fallacy that growths in bug reports is bad.
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Fixing the Perception of Bugs
Posted in Open Source News Tags: bugs, Development, end-item, karl fogel, launchpad, nature, project, shows-microsoft, squash-the-idea, static-buffer, time, ubuntu, User, zealand-school No Comments » January 27th, 2010 Admin Me and my boyfriend are trying to see my cam. He has Linux though and I run on through Windows. What can he download to be able to see my camera?
January 9th, 2010 Admin |
Not content with the roadblocks Apple had erected for users who wanted to connect to their digital devices (that they had paid for, natch), Apple decided to up the ante with its iPod Touch and iPhone series. This meant that a whole new round of reverse engineering was necessary just so that, and this bears repeating a thousand times, users could connect to a device that they paid for and actually access content they legally possess. Does that make sense to you?
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Linux and Your iPhone / iPod Touch
Posted in Open Source News Tags: applesucks, Device, inspiration, iphone, linux, music, source, Touch, ubuntu, User No Comments »
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