Quoting Steve Langasek (vor...@debian.org):
> > He may be a grown man with some other kind of problem - like no job -
> > these posts must take up some time for him to write and seem to be
> > becoming his sole occupation.
>
> Well, he certainly doesn't appear to have ever contributed anything e
Perhaps it's only because I'm tired of reading about sexist posts and I
want to change the subject... but I have a different issue to raise.
I'm planning to work on writing an article next week for CIO.com
(likely a slide show in fact), and I'd like some Real World Input to
inspire me.
The q
> So: what are you looking forward to? And more importantly -- why do you
> think it's so nifty?
Well, I can't possibly be the only one here who is really looking forward to the
Lenny release! :)
Because Debian is great, a newly-released Debian is much more fun than a
nearly-released Debian, an
2009/1/2 Esther Schindler :
> So in short: tell me about the open source releases you're really looking
> forward to in 2009.
Can boys play too? :-)
Compiz development will probably get restructured (yet again). I
really like Compiz. I think it's the way window management should
always have been,
On Sat, Jan 3, 2009 at 9:13 AM, Esther Schindler wrote:
> So: what are you looking forward to? And more importantly -- why do you
> think it's so nifty?
Drupal 7 - becuase of all the work gone into database abstraction done
right. and i actually enjoy updating modules to a new version.
Amarok -
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