Monthly Archives: March 2008
Hello Florida!
Back home after trips to BrainShare (Salt Lake City) and SDForum/OSBC (San Francisco, CA).
Tons of fun were had, some really good food (and some exceptionally bad food, but let's not focus on the dreck served by the airlines...), interesting company, and the opportunity to meet and talk to a lot of people about openSUSE.
Good stuff, [...]
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Salt Lake City, here I come...
Getting set today to jet off to SLC for the big Novell conference of the year -- BrainShare. It's a biggie -- five days, thousands of Novell employees, partners, customers, all jammed into the Salt Palace Convention Center. (I've been there before... not sure "palace" is quite fitting, but it is ginormous...)
I've covered BrainShare once [...]
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Why Google Docs won't replace OpenOffice.org anytime soon...
The other day I used Google Docs with a colleague to hash out a project, and I was really digging Google Docs at the time -- thinking "man, this totally blows fat client software away," because we could both update the document, and chat in the sidebar about changes... it was really useful.
Today, I'm trying [...]
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Upgraded to 2.5