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  1. Re:Qt? Who needs it... by Mochatsubo · · Score: 2, Informative · on TrollTech Releases Qt 3.0

    Of course if you are in the market for a Python GUI, you should also check out PyQT in addition to wxPython. A nice tutorial for PyQT by Boudewijn Rempt can also be found here. -willryu

  2. You forgot TUX! by poet · · Score: 1 · on Web-Based Comics

    Hello,

    Post-Apocolyptic -- dastardly deeds with mother gates and Commander Tako... http://www.linuxports.com/TUX

  3. Does slashdot pay attention at all? NAG2E is here. by poet · · Score: 5 · on The Linux Network Administrator's Guide

    The second addition of the Network Administrator has been out for some time. The second edition is also on the LDP website and can be found here.

    There is also a great book on security and optimization (which the NAG doesn't cover). It is called Securing and Optimizing Linux: RedHat Edition. It can also be found on the LDP Website. It can also be purchased from LinuxCentral.Com or LinuxPorts.com and comes with two CD's.

  4. Download the essay and files here! by poet · · Score: 2 · on Mattel/Cyber Patrol Censors Critics Again

    Hello, This is a load of crap, so here you guys go. If you want a tar and gzipped version of the files and essay you can get it here.

  5. OpenBooks gives up to 40% by poet · · Score: 1 · on Giving Back

    The OpenDocs, OpenBooks project is giving up to 40% of its gross profits to the communities at large for each book they publish.

    The first book Developing Linux Applications: KDE Edition donates to the KDevelop project. The second book, Administrating Linux: The Basics has yet to be decided and is going to be put to a vote.

    There is a FAQ about it here.

  6. Missing the Middleware by poet · · Score: 1 · on LonelyNet
    I think that what we are all missing here is the people who are net geeks with family. Many of the people being discussed who are logging in to connect do not have wives/husbands or children. Obviously there are some exceptions but I think you will find that to be true.

    I myself find myself constantly battling between taking care of LinuxPorts.Com. The OpenBook project and being the webmaster of the LDP.

    Beyond that, I still have to find time to make a living and provide for a family. Not just financially but emotionally.

  7. Missing the Middleware by poet · · Score: 1 · on LonelyNet
    I think that what we are all missing here is the people who are net geeks with family. Many of the people being discussed who are logging in to connect do not have wives/husbands or children. Obviously there are some exceptions but I think you will find that to be true.

    I myself find myself constantly battling between taking care of LinuxPorts.Com. The OpenBook project and being the webmaster of the LDP.

    Beyond that, I still have to find time to make a living and provide for a family. Not just financially but emotionally.

  8. Inputs made easy by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on LDP Restructuring and Growing
    I hope you will be pleased to hear that linking to faqs.org is definitely on the cards as well as numerous other sites.

    Also the LDP is generally approachable, you can join in on the ldp-discuss list, or perhaps first peruse the archive and make your suggestions. Even simpler is the automated feature where you can submit your own links