Yea no doubt I know it was at my last company they all bitched and complained but no one ever did anything about it as we were all salary and wre just supposed to live with it as if systems weren't up then people were n't making sales and it would hurt our bonus that wasn;t entirely dependent on what we did but the powers that be above us has some sort of pact.
I think the major distributions should come together and create an organization. That that would hire superb technical writers to fully document the OS as best as possible. Doing it in man pages, and html, and run linuxhelp.com or something similiar. This would be a great way for them to give something back for the community at large and also improve their respective distro's by new users being able to adapt to linux more easily with less problems and negative feed back. Or maybe a business idea here come up with a company do this and sell it to the distro's.
Well you can't exactly develop a language and also, design and have an IDE for it Kill it off and then Not have one and Still say you the king of Java. Especially when IBM does such a good job with Java -(jikes, visualage). It only makes perfect sense for them to go Out and but an IDE that is built using Java and is for the Language as well. Must be Made move on SUN part.
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Yea no doubt I know it was at my last company they all bitched and complained but no one ever did anything about it as we were all salary and wre just supposed to live with it as if systems weren't up then people were n't making sales and it would hurt our bonus that wasn;t entirely dependent on what we did but the powers that be above us has some sort of pact.
I think the major distributions should come together and create an organization. That that would hire superb technical writers to fully document the OS as best as possible. Doing it in man pages, and html, and run linuxhelp.com or something similiar. This would be a great way for them to give something back for the community at large and also improve their respective distro's by new users being able to adapt to linux more easily with less problems and negative feed back.
Or maybe a business idea here come up with a company do this and sell it to the distro's.
I think it's a great idea for all invovled.
Hey oh really note the formats they use to allow the user to see the documents pdf and wordperfect
doing the non-micropest thing
Well you can't exactly develop a language and also, design and have an IDE for it Kill it off and then Not have one and Still say you the king of Java. Especially when IBM does such a good job with Java -(jikes, visualage). It only makes perfect sense for them to go Out and but an IDE that is built using Java and is for the Language as well. Must be Made move on SUN part.