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A new use for python

2009.02.18 Wed 2:12 P GMT-07
Apparently, python is now the preferred language for gnome/kde virus/worm writing. Makes sense, it's preinstalled on most linux environments. (Take tongue out of cheek). WRT the actual virus, nothing really too surprising, other than the newbie li
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Open source development and OpenOffice.org

2008.10.10 Fri 7:43 A GMT-07
Gnomer (and Novell employee), Michael Meeks, provides some great insight into the health and viability of the Open Office project. A complex wonder of engineering (supporting .doc in some cases better than Word) while also supporting open standards,

Mono, Miguel and Matt Asay

2007.11.02 Fri 2:43 P GMT-07
As long as biased people are commenting on Matt's pining for a more innovative Miguel, I thought I'd throw in my two cents. I'm certainly biased* and have my opinions as well. So yes, Matt made a technical faux paus in pleading with Miguel to devel
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Gnome devs too lazy for python?

2007.10.31 Wed 1:09 P GMT-07
Some interesting thoughts about testing and python found among gnome developers. Joe Shaw was explaining how most new gnome apps these days are written in either python or C#. They choose C# for their app (a href="http://www.beagle-project.org/">
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