On 10/4/07, Jason Zou [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
Long time no see.
I tried to install the 1.2.0 RC 4 on a 'new' FC6 machine this morning. I
found the following in the
osrfsys.log:
opensrf 2007-10-04 12:55:57 [ERR::osrf_system.c:130:] * Running
application opensrf.math
You ran into that question on *this* list?
jf
On 10/5/07, Deb Bergeron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ran across a posting the other day suggesting that women interested in
open-source solutions use OSS solutions developed by women.
Ok, I admit I'm naive here--is there a gender gap in OSS
I ran across a posting the other day suggesting that women interested in
open-source solutions use OSS solutions developed by women.
Ok, I admit I'm naive here--is there a gender gap in OSS development?
Can someone chime in on why this would be a suggestion or even a serious
consideration?
The other day on programming.reddit the following article was posted under
the title: What Kernel Hackers Look like: http://lwn.net/Articles/248891/
which may help answer your question.
As a male librarian who's also a CS student in evening, it's completely
bizarre to switch between 2 worlds with
Yes, I daresay there is a gender gap in OSS development.
On the job, as an in-house developer, I have always worked with a
fair number of women developers. They're in the minority, but a
substantial minority -- maybe 30%.
However in the OSS projects that I've paid any attention to, females
are
