Hi Raz
It is the other way round - it is the Ben-Yehuda Project's software.
The Project's home page: http://benyehuda.org/
The talk will deal with software written especially for the needs of this
project, for which no available software existed (not even closed source).
All this software is free
Hello all,
I hoped that this thread would die out sooner or later, but I realize
that people have a lot on their minds.
To the plain user, the critical difference between free software and the
one you pay for, is that you don't have a number to call when something
goes wrong. I know, there ar
On Monday (TOMORROW), May 24th at 18:30, Haifux will gather to hear Dotan
Cohen discuss:
KDE 4 - the good, the bad, and the broken
Abstract
KDE was developed to give Unix applications a common look and feel. From
1996 to 2007 the desktop environment saw many improvements and changes. In
Janua
Shalom Ram,
Thank you for your concern. However,
*Dotan's talk is about the desktop, SYSTOR is about systems and storage.
*There is no time overlap (the poster session should last about an hour).
*No other voices were heard so far.
*We try to avoid schedule changes, especially of close-future lec
