Showing posts with label outlook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outlook. Show all posts
17 March 2009

Indian Opposition, *and* Indian Government

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I wrote recently about the main opposition party in India getting behind open source; it seems that the Indian government has also seen th...
24 September 2008

90% Open Source Lightning

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Well, not exactly: Lightning, which comes from Mozilla, is a 100% open source calendar extension for Mozilla Thunderbird.... On Open Enterpr...
09 May 2008

Has Thunderbird Finally Taken Off?

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There's an interesting set of data on TechCrunch derived from the consolidated activity of users of the RescueTime service. This show...
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12 March 2008

The Inventor of Email Uses...Thunderbird

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Of course : He uses Thunderbird, an e-mail application developed by Mozilla, the company which distributes the Firefox web browser, but he a...
21 November 2007

Interoperability: The New Battlefield

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One word is starting to crop up again and again when it comes to Microsoft: interoperability - or rather the lack of it. It was all over th...
13 November 2006

Will Lightning Strike OpenOffice.org?

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I've written elsewhere about what I call the FOOGL concept - Firefox, OpenOffice.org and GNU/Linux. Basically, the idea is that once e...
11 October 2006

Aunt Eudora Goes Open

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For old-timers such as myself, the Eudora email client has connotations of pure Web 1.0-ness. During the 1990s it was more or less the def...
10 January 2006

Open Source's Big Blunder

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It is easy to be fooled by the success of open source software. High-profile applications like Apache and Firefox are routinely cited for t...
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