There is QBXML which is the open XML format that QuickBooks uses. They also release a nice SDK, tho not sure how helpful that is to Linux developers.
The OSCommerce contribution, Quickbooks Import QBI plugs directly into this... I'm certain it wouldn't be that difficult (for an adept programmer) to plug GC into QB via QBXML. lol, thats alot of acronyms.
...market will dig such a deep hole that it doesn't react until the shit hits the fan.
Agreed... but then that leads to the question: How do we know when the shit has hit the fan?
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Perhaps the growing demand/use of asp based web apps has something to do with the marketshare growth as well.
I know that personally, i'd host my asp apps on a Linux box if chillisoft was more common, but it's tricky to find a host with decent support, and all the features needed to run an asp or asp.net.
i give you +1 for effort, but perhaps using a source other than the Mozilla foundation would hold a stronger argument?
Any official MS guru's know the answers to these questions out there?
why's IE so big (technically, not speculatively) and what hooks / calls are really going on between it and the kernel32.dll??
also, if it's the Mac version we're talking about, why would any of these calls be present anyway? (commented out or otherwise)
blatant karma whore?
he was answering a legit question. i found it quite informative.
and if my karma wasn't bad because of our wonderful mods, i would have modded him as such.
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he certainly brought something to the table
in case you missed it, he pointed out that there are other package managers to use.
i prefer apt-get personally. Emerge is ok, but the same commands with rpm just comes off ugly and unnatural
Don't people who do write software want people who don't know how to write it to still use it?
I'm a typical web admin, so can i really afford to take time to write all the scripts to make this work? Hell no.
that said, do i still want to use it? ABSOLUTELY!
Don't know how to code? LEARN
just brilliant. What a great way to entice the MS users of the world to switch ro an FOSS solution! Fanatical support from people who care!/sarcasm
I ran it on my inspiron 8200 (p4-1.6ghz, 256mb ram, nvidia geforce2 go 32mb) with ubuntu-breezy ar 1024x768 and was floored by the 50+ FPS steady. It peaked around 70 at one point.
having been used to almost no games working decently under linux, this is a breath of fresh air.
This actually inspired me to pick up Cedega and try out just about every game i own, with interesting results. It's about time gaming got decent for linux!
Slashdot Mirror
... hard at work!
...is that we really don't own anything.
The OSCommerce contribution, Quickbooks Import QBI plugs directly into this... I'm certain it wouldn't be that difficult (for an adept programmer) to plug GC into QB via QBXML. lol, thats alot of acronyms.
my question is WTF do witches and devil worshippers have to do with Al-Quada and violent gangs?
Agreed... but then that leads to the question: How do we know when the shit has hit the fan?
Perhaps the growing demand/use of asp based web apps has something to do with the marketshare growth as well.
I know that personally, i'd host my asp apps on a Linux box if chillisoft was more common, but it's tricky to find a host with decent support, and all the features needed to run an asp or asp.net.
In other words, you have to have more resources to publish information, which is how existing print media has always worked.
And look how well that's worked out, with a few major media companies profiting off of everything via the 'trickle-up' effect.
We forget about the greatest NAV bug-fix of them all...
The Uninstall command.
People swore we would have a 3D web
We do. It's called 'The Sims Online'
What i'd like to see is a dual core video card where 1 processor handles the only the physics, the other handles everything else.
the iToke
the core developers left Mambo and are building Joomla.
Your best bet is to backup your Mambo DB and switch while they're still compatible
Right now is a good time to switch, in the future the differences will be too great to make it a simple task.
Also, that worm affected the mambo 4.5.x branch was patched in Joomla 1.05 but not in Mambo (afaik)
i give you +1 for effort, but perhaps using a source other than the Mozilla foundation would hold a stronger argument?
Any official MS guru's know the answers to these questions out there?
why's IE so big (technically, not speculatively) and what hooks / calls are really going on between it and the kernel32.dll??
also, if it's the Mac version we're talking about, why would any of these calls be present anyway? (commented out or otherwise)
yes, now go find a tin-foil hat, gas mask and protective suit and hide in the bunker.
i can only imagine the day when we combine beer and 0g sport
It's like a Dyson Sphere for your head!
dude it's msn.com /.ing that
good luck
blatant karma whore?
he was answering a legit question. i found it quite informative.
and if my karma wasn't bad because of our wonderful mods, i would have modded him as such.
he certainly brought something to the table
./path/to/package/$packagename.rpm
in case you missed it, he pointed out that there are other package managers to use.
i prefer apt-get personally. Emerge is ok, but the same commands with rpm just comes off ugly and unnatural
apt-get install $packagename
rpm -Uvh
imho, apt-get is like butter, where rpm feels more like a hammer
you mean something like this?
reading slashdot, naturally ;)
my day consists of more design work, but i'm still the server admin
Don't people who do write software want people who don't know how to write it to still use it?
/sarcasm
I'm a typical web admin, so can i really afford to take time to write all the scripts to make this work? Hell no.
that said, do i still want to use it? ABSOLUTELY!
Don't know how to code? LEARN
just brilliant. What a great way to entice the MS users of the world to switch ro an FOSS solution! Fanatical support from people who care!
did you get paid to put that link up?
I ran it on my inspiron 8200 (p4-1.6ghz, 256mb ram, nvidia geforce2 go 32mb) with ubuntu-breezy ar 1024x768 and was floored by the 50+ FPS steady. It peaked around 70 at one point.
having been used to almost no games working decently under linux, this is a breath of fresh air.
This actually inspired me to pick up Cedega and try out just about every game i own, with interesting results. It's about time gaming got decent for linux!
"united states has a much better healthcare system"
ok, but how much does it cost you to see a doctor in Canada vs the US?