Monthly Archives: May 2003

Submitted for your approval, the OSI Position Paper on the SCO-vs.-IBM Complaint.

We’ll have to wait and see what this means but a report out this week contends that Microsoft will license Unix from SCO. This could set a precedent for other companies that would like to avoid the legal mess that … Read More →

I’m beginning to believe there are no open source XML editors that are DTD and Schema aware. There is (was, really) IBM’s Xeena, but that’s not being actively updated. Anyone? Bueller? I can never find what I need when I’m … Read More →

When I was over in England a couple of years ago, the company cafeteria served these. I was embarrassed to ask what they were and got something else instead.

If you’re a Linux user, sign the Hey SCO, sue me petition. I did.

Mark Pilgrim is experiencing The big day.

Bloggers (like me) often link not to news or web sites but to other bloggers. Sometimes it seems like EM Forster’s The Machine Stops where direct experience is looked down upon. Doc Searls, a blogger who many consider on the … Read More →

I’ve been considering redoing the look of this blog, anyone have any suggestions for changes? (yes, yes, I know no one, ever has responded to one of my requests)