In Cringely’s weekly column, he figures out what’s wrong with the U.S. economy and off-shoring. And decides he doesn’t have to move to India. Always interesting reading.
The wave is late.
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Monthly Archives: February 2004
Microsoft’s Plans For Fighting Linux…
Microsoft Hints of Future Programs to Stave Off Linux Overseas. Redmond is focused on finding the right price point and feature set for its products in developing countries, says its platform strategy chief. [Microsoft Watch from Mary Jo Foley]
Chandlers ZeroPointThree available for download, evaluation, study
Exciting news! Chandler is a Python-based application that aims to provide a world-class PIM for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. Just released: version 0.3, a preview of what’s coming, and a chance for developers to download, evaluate, comment and kibbitz on the design and implementation.
Open Source ‘Chandler’ Project Hits Milestone. The Open Source Applications Foundation just announced the release of Chandler version 0.3. Chandler is the combination personal information manager and platform that has enormous potential to help re-energize the stagnant PC desktop software marketplace. Link courtesy pf Dan Gillmor’s eJournal
Realbasic to support migration and runtime on Linux, Mac, Windows
InfoWorld reports “Real Software is adding the ability to migrate Windows applications to Linux in an upgrade of the company’s Realbasic tool.”