Sad news from Gnome. Anonymous George writes "According to Nat's blog and numerous other blogs, Chema Celorio died yesterday skydiving in Mexico. "The always enthusiastic and charming Chema Celorio died yesterday skydiving in Mexico. For those of you not in Ximian who don't know, Chema started and ran our Mexico City office, led the Ximian Setup Tools team a few years ago, was in charge of the team that managed our contract with HP, led the Ximian Desktop for a while, was one of the creators of GNOME Love, and was recently our lead sales engineer for Europe. Chema was one of the most loving, passionate people I have known. Being around Chema always made you want to do more and try harder. He was always questioning himself, trying to grow, taking on new challenges and never backing down." [NewsForge] 9:13:48 AM |
Yet Another Rendition of Linux. Open-source pioneer Bruce Perens announces a new effort to make a free Linux version to rival the retreating Red Hat. Mark Baard reports from Tyngsboro, Massachusetts. [Wired News] 9:03:07 AM |
Steal this book online. Copyright attorney Doug Isenberg examines whether Amazon.com inadvertently opened a digital Pandora's box. [CNET News.com - Front Door] Good analysis of Amazon's new 'Search this book' feature from the perspective of an author and copyright expert. 8:59:37 AM |