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Very pleased to see the announcement of the
Hula Project, a lovely web based mail and calendar solution that Novell has open-sourced. They really seem to be heading in the right direction with this one.
Have been playing around with
PyLucene which is a native-compiled Python version of
Lucene, a Java text indexing and searching package.
Have managed to fix up the
Pootle registration process, and set up a
Pootle mailing list for any discussion.
It's really worth taking a look through the
Free Software Magazine
Today packaging some stuff up for a client who runs RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0
Having had many deadlines with my
St James Software work, I haven't had a chance to respond to many Pootle / translate enquiries as I would have liked to. (Fortunately I've been making progress there, it's been nice to get things finished off). Anyway I leave them all marked unread until I do - now have exactly 100 unread messages in my translate list mail folder.
We've put up a live version of Pootle at
pootle.wordforge.org, kindly hosted by my employer,
St James Software
Aaron J. Siego thinks that porting too much open source software to Windows will
kill open source on the desktop.
Came across this in comp.lang.python, fairly useful for localization work as you often have to guess what encoding something is in:
Design a new splash screen for the upcoming 2.0 release - I like these ideas so far: