Ferry Boender
Programmer, DevOpper, Open Source enthusiast.
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Connector (for Evolution) GPLed
Linux Weekly News writes: “Novell has sent out a press release pre-announcing Evolution 2.0 (which will be available in the third quarter). Perhaps more interesting is the announcement that the proprietary Connector product, which interfaces Evolution with Microsoft Exchange servers, will be integrated with Evolution and released under the GPL.” Go Novel! Go Novel!
Mini keyboards
Some years ago me and some co-workers aquired a cheap mini keyboard through Benjamin. It’s a great keyboard and a whole lot smaller than normale keyboard since it doesn’t have that completely useless space inbetween the normal keys and the function keys and it’s missing the never-used numeric pad. Its dimensions are only 32x16cm and […]
Python stability
I’m doubting Python’s stability: Traceback (most recent call last): File “./bla.py”, line 76, in ? print rssItemsLastSeen NameError: name ‘rssItemsLastSeen’ is not defined Segmentation fault I wasn’t even doing anything out of the ordinary.. Just fiddling around a bit with lists and dictionaries. Nice going python! ;-)
Software patents in the EU
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XSLT 2.0 III
Yes! Part 3 of the excerpt on the XSLT 2.0 book.
RPM Packages
DevChannel has a link to an article on Linux Magazine about RPM package creation. The article is more of a plug for the package format than an unbiased introduction. But it’s interesting non the less. I’ve been working on a new build enviroment which will also support creating RPM’s, so this article was posted at […]
XSLT 2.0 II
Part two of the XSLT excerpt from the book “XSLT 2.0 Web Development” is out on DevChannel.
XSLT 2.0
OSDN’s DevChannel is carrying an excerpt on XSLT 2.0 from the book “XSLT 2.0 Web Development“. The article discussing some of the new things in XSLT 2.0. Look promissing. Of course you can always check out the XSLT 2.0 standard at w3.org to see what’s changed.
WTP v1.0
Well, after almost exactelly two years, the WTP project is finally finished, stable and (as far as I know) bug-free. So I released version 1.0. Changes include some small bugfixes and tests with win32 FTP servers (which seemed to work straigt away). Now Murphy’s law should be kicking in, and people will suddenly start reporting […]
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