Having just gone through replacing our old bug tracker, Arctic, we choose to replace it with FogBugz. I looked at about every bug tracker out there, and for our needs FogBugz was the best fit. It has a Tracker, WIKI, and Forums built in and supports importing bugs/wikis from some of the more well known alternatives. It also has an XML based API which we have found very usefull and well documented. I would defiantly recommend checking them out, they have a free 45 day trial.
Kturtle or one of the other available apps that allows you to program in Turtle Graphics. I learned Turtle Graphics on our 8086 when I was 8, it was a good introduction to programming and it was fun for me as a kid as I got to see quick results, by running the program as your write the different steps...
XULRunner 1.9 will be the first production release of XULRunner, and will be used and shipped by Firefox 3 (Q1 2007). The full planned featureset of XULRunner including application management and embedding APIs will be available in this release. Retrieved from "http://wiki.mozilla.org/XULRunner:Roadmap"
Our local Teleco http://www.nep.net/ was the first to do this on the east coast i believe. They have been providing the "DataVision" TV service, DSL, and POTS over the copper for some time now, I dont rembmer when they started it has been at least a couple of years now i think. They do a great job, especially when you consider they service a large very rural area.
As to why its faster i don't know.. You might want to post that to the OpenOffice Mailing list and see what is said. As far as your fonts go, i believe one of the things Sun added were their own fonts, which the OpenOffice version would not have..
Staroffice 6.0 beta and Open Office 638C are the same build. Sun simply added some licensed software to it and bundled it. At least that is my understanding.
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Having just gone through replacing our old bug tracker, Arctic, we choose to replace it with FogBugz. I looked at about every bug tracker out there, and for our needs FogBugz was the best fit. It has a Tracker, WIKI, and Forums built in and supports importing bugs/wikis from some of the more well known alternatives. It also has an XML based API which we have found very usefull and well documented. I would defiantly recommend checking them out, they have a free 45 day trial.
You are posting on slashdot, therefore we all know you do not have any ex girlfriends.
Kturtle or one of the other available apps that allows you to program in Turtle Graphics. I learned Turtle Graphics on our 8086 when I was 8, it was a good introduction to programming and it was fun for me as a kid as I got to see quick results, by running the program as your write the different steps...
XULRunner 1.9 will be the first production release of XULRunner, and will be used and shipped by Firefox 3 (Q1 2007). The full planned featureset of XULRunner including application management and embedding APIs will be available in this release.
Retrieved from "http://wiki.mozilla.org/XULRunner:Roadmap"
It says the site is down until the 15th not the 19th...
Our local Teleco http://www.nep.net/ was the first to do this on the east coast i believe. They have been providing the "DataVision" TV service, DSL, and POTS over the copper for some time now, I dont rembmer when they started it has been at least a couple of years now i think. They do a great job, especially when you consider they service a large very rural area.
As to why its faster i don't know.. You might want to post that to the OpenOffice Mailing list and see what is said. As far as your fonts go, i believe one of the things Sun added were their own fonts, which the OpenOffice version would not have..
Staroffice 6.0 beta and Open Office 638C are the same build. Sun simply added some licensed software to it and bundled it. At least that is my understanding.
Ryan