I happen to have the same problem when compiling their mpeg-movie-1.6.tar.gz set of MPEG utilities: missing a lot of header files in/usr/include/ and so on.
Anyone clueful about this ?
I'm working with the Mandrake 6.1. Perhaps it will work with a Slackware or some other distro ?
Yes Linux-Kontor uses Java and seems promising, but as far as I recall it is basically meant as a free ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system à la SAP R/3, not an e-com system (although I'm sure e-com extensions would be quite trivial to add).
Definitely a project to check from time to time if you're in the B2B & ERP business.
Anyone feeling like writing an open source Web browser (or a plugin) that allows time-based denying or allowing of cookies, possibly with "ANN or GA-based adaptive cookie filtering" schemes, etc. - should patent that one;-)) ?
Probably slightly off-topic - sorry for that - but same sort of origins and serious long-term implications: Shouldn't the business models on which Internet companies are based, be free for every entrepreneur to adopt ? Instead, there seems to be a race among the successful dotcoms to patent the business model that made their wealth. A few examples: Jay Walker patented the "name-your-price" model, base for Priceline.com's success. USA.net, who offers free email on the Net, patented their email filtering and tracking system. Etc. In the US, 165 Internet-related patents were filed in 1995, 648 in 97, 2193 in 98.. and an estimated 2800 in 1999 ! With that number of Internet patents filed each year it will be increasingly difficult to include a function in a Web site ! How be sure that you don't infringe some existing patent with the function you plan to use for your Web site ?
Speaking of non-US resident, does anyone know ways a non-US resident can participate in that kind of IPO's ? We European Linuxers don't want to miss too much of those Linux/opensource-related IPO's any longer !
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I happen to have the same problem when compiling their mpeg-movie-1.6.tar.gz set of MPEG utilities: /usr/include/ and so on.
missing a lot of header files in
Anyone clueful about this ?
I'm working with the Mandrake 6.1. Perhaps it will work with a Slackware or some other distro ?
Yes Linux-Kontor uses Java and seems promising, but as far as I recall it is basically meant as a free ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system à la SAP R/3, not an e-com system (although I'm sure e-com extensions would be quite trivial to add).
Definitely a project to check from time to time if you're in the B2B & ERP business.
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You got the killer browser-app !
;-)) ?
Anyone feeling like writing an open source Web browser (or a plugin) that allows time-based denying or allowing of cookies, possibly with "ANN or GA-based adaptive cookie filtering" schemes, etc. - should patent that one
See it on freshmeat !?
Probably slightly off-topic - sorry for that - but same sort of origins and serious long-term implications: Shouldn't the business models on which Internet companies are based, be free for every entrepreneur to adopt ? Instead, there seems to be a race among the successful dotcoms to patent the business model that made their wealth. A few examples: Jay Walker patented the "name-your-price" model, base for Priceline.com's success. USA.net, who offers free email on the Net, patented their email filtering and tracking system. Etc. In the US, 165 Internet-related patents were filed in 1995, 648 in 97, 2193 in 98 .. and an estimated 2800 in 1999 ! With that number of Internet patents filed each year it will be increasingly difficult to include a function in a Web site ! How be sure that you don't infringe some existing patent with the function you plan to use for your Web site ?
Speaking of non-US resident, does anyone know ways a non-US resident can participate in that kind of IPO's ? We European Linuxers don't want to miss too much of those Linux/opensource-related IPO's any longer !