It doesn't matter if we from the outside can see the complete nuttiness of switching a pdf-based workflow to a MS-the-root-of-all-evil-based workflow. This will succeed, just as Word has succeeded to be the de-facto document standard in every organisation and corporation out there, it's from the same guys who does the rest of the complex shit inside my harddrive. I hear management people saying 'synergetic effects' and we all know what happens when they use that language. Common sense is out the door and stupidity is governor.
Lurked around at Lineo website a bit, and found this. Is the "Not for distribution free download" really compliant with GPL? There is a free download at the developer info page, but that doesn't matter does it?
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It doesn't matter if we from the outside can see the complete nuttiness of switching a pdf-based workflow to a MS-the-root-of-all-evil-based workflow. This will succeed, just as Word has succeeded to be the de-facto document standard in every organisation and corporation out there, it's from the same guys who does the rest of the complex shit inside my harddrive. I hear management people saying 'synergetic effects' and we all know what happens when they use that language. Common sense is out the door and stupidity is governor.
National Geographic runs a story in the july issue, part of the story is online with some useful related links.
Not letting go of what you have created is probably one reason: Software-prj-mgmt-HOWTO.
Lurked around at Lineo website a bit, and found this.
Is the "Not for distribution free download" really compliant with GPL?
There is a free download at the developer info page, but that doesn't matter does it?