McEs, A Hacker Life
In the News
[I didn't see enough buzz made about these, hence posting.]Couple inspiring moves by FSF and Red Hat to end software patents:
While at that, also check out
What’s Going On With Red Hat Desktop Systems? An Update.
The list in there just doesn't do justice on how important a role Red Hat's Desktop team plays in advancement of the Free Software desktop and laptop experience. With recent hires like
Matthew Garrett,
Richard Hughes, and
William Jon McCann, you know how serious we are about doing the Right Thing. I feel so privileged to be part of that.
Labels: fsf, redhat
Congrats on Releases
Congrats to the
FSF for
releasing GPLv3.
Congrats to
Greg Wilon and
Andy Oram for their new book
Beautiful Code : Leading Programmers Explain How They Think. Looking forward to read it. Greg, thanks for the party yesterday!
I blogged about Greg's previous book
Data Crunching. Andy's interesting article
The desktop I'd like to see.
Labels: AndyOram, book, code, fsf, gplv3, GregWilson, programming