This guy has thrown together an entirely new UI tool [1] in the last week. Very neat stuff. Notice that applications that aren't running are "grey" and those that are are "color". If he clicks on an app that isn't running, it launches; if he clicks on one that is, it raises it's window. Notice that it also integrates with the gnome-vfs, Evolution and Gaim. [1] http://www.beatniksoftware.com/blog/index.php?p=38 -- Jason Clinton <me@jasonclinton.com>
All- Can someone point me to companies that focus on Linux support/education and maintenance type contracts for the KC area? (I need a list of companies to approach for service offerings/hardware prices for comparison.) Thanks. Eric
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Can someone point me to companies that focus on Linux support/education and maintenance type contracts for the KC area? (I need a list of companies to approach for service offerings/hardware prices for comparison.)
Thanks.
Eric
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Leo Mauler wrote:
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Can someone point me to companies that focus on Linux support/education and maintenance type contracts for the KC area? (I need a list of companies to approach for service offerings/hardware prices for comparison.)
Thanks.
Eric
This list sounds useful for anyone seeking employment in a Linux field, so I second the posting of this list.
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I had sent out a message a couple of weeks ago about this exact topic. At that time, I had an opportunity for someone with Linux Red Hat 9 or Enterprise experience (must also have post fix experience). I think there are going to be more openings in the near future if you know of any qualified candidates. Andy
Andy- I searched the archives, but could not find a posting by you. Would you care to re-post or provide a summary or location? Thanks Eric Andy Holton <holton@electrafore.com> wrote: Leo Mauler wrote:
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Can someone point me to companies that focus on Linux support/education and maintenance type contracts for the KC area? (I need a list of companies to approach for service offerings/hardware prices for comparison.)
Thanks.
Eric
This list sounds useful for anyone seeking employment in a Linux field, so I second the posting of this list.
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I had sent out a message a couple of weeks ago about this exact topic. At that time, I had an opportunity for someone with Linux Red Hat 9 or Enterprise experience (must also have post fix experience). I think there are going to be more openings in the near future if you know of any qualified candidates. Andy
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