StarOffice 7, GNOME-Office 1.0 Released
Jim Hall writes "I just noticed that Sun Microsystems has released StarOffice 7. I've been using the StarOffice betas for a while now, so I have been eagerly awaiting this release! StarOffice is, of course, based on the ever-popular OpenOffice.org. StarOffice 7 software adds functionality to enable export to PDF, and to the Macromedia Flash format. It also introduces the new StarOffice Configuration Manager, the StarOffice Software Development Kit, a macro recorder, and support for assistive technologies, as well as for complex text layouts. Multi-platform running on Linux, Solaris OS and Windows. Only US$79.95 to buy your copy for home (free for edu, plus cost of media+shipping.) Now is a great time to show this to your boss and pitch that 'MS Office to StarOffice' conversion project."
An anonymous reader writes "NewsForge has a 'drive-by' 'quick-peek' look at the new StarOffice up on their site."
One suggestion on office software for the Free Software desktop: Casually re-start a friend or co-worker's Windows computer with Knoppix and show them you can open their Word files with OpenOffice.org. Mention their machine is moderately safe from Word-borne viruses until they reboot into Windows.
how's it going?
FP
I for one welcome the new first post overlord
Ive had a few problems with gnome and gnome-office recently. Gnome works fine on my 1024x768 laptop, but when doing work on my main computer with a 1920x1440 monitor it runs very slow. Its not my computer either, KDE 3.2, XFCE and Fluxbox run really fast on that machine (Athlon 2000 with 256 mb ram)
See my journal to see my other problems I've experianced
Nero-burning ROM for Linux!
Thank you, thank you. It's good to be here. I just flew in from Phoenix...
http://www.petitiononline.com/icanndns/
Stop Verisign DNS Abuse
To: ICANN
We internet users, who either own domain names or have an interest in the domain name system, wish to object to the Verisign Sitefinder system. We believe that the system:
1. breaks technical standards, by rewriting the expected error codes to instead point to Verisign's pay-per-click web directory, and threatens the security and stability of the Internet;
2. breaks technical standards affecting email services, and other internet systems;
3. is anti-competitive, providing Verisign with 20 million eyeballs per day for "free", while not paying for the domains they are resolving. All other market participants pay at least $6 per domain per year (wholesale);
4. violates trademark rights of domain holders, by typosquatting on their
5. violates the authoritative nature of DNS, turning it instead into a "best guess" system filled with uncertainty, thereby destroying the coherence of the DNS for Verisign's own short-term profit.
We hereby demand that ICANN immediately:
a) insist that Verisign cease giving incorrect answers to any query in
b) if Verisign refuses, should redelegate the
c) for greater certainty for all gTLD registries, pass a resolution stating that "gTLD Registry operateors WILL return NXDOMAIN for ALL DNS queries for which there is not a REGISTERED domain name"; and
d) that Verisign be reprimanded for their monopolistic abuse of the DNS system, and return all audited gross revenues from their Sitefinder system to stakeholders, via a payment to the Generic Names Supporting Organization (GNSO) of ICANN in the name of the Non-Commercial constituency
[Supporting documentation can be found at the sites below]
http://www.merit.edu/mail.archives/nanog/
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http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/
http://gnso.icann.org/mailing-lists/archives/r
http://gnso.icann.org/mailing-lists/archi
http://log.does-not-exist.org/
http://ww
http://www.icann.org/correspon
http://gnso.icann.org/mailing-
Sincerely,
The Undersigned
Rapper's delight is a cool song.
I'm still having a little proctal relapse from swimming in the East German Lake where eels try their darndest to swim up my ass. And you?
We welcome you with open arms.
Ok, I REALLY hate people who bitch about moderation, but they guy (not I, I refuse to use XP) was expressing an opinion politely. How the hell is this flamebait? Moderators, try using the 'logic' part of your brain over the 'politics' part, please.
"Faith: Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel." - A.B.
keyword: crunchy
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Technical mailing lists discussing the verisign DNS thing...
keyword: crunchy
http://www.merit.edu/mail.archives/nanog/
http://gnso.icann.org/mailing-lists/archives/ga
delete any spaces slashdots filter(s) added....
RMS is putting on a little weight.
I see his penis enhancement treatment is going well.