Sun covers a featured story today about the growing OpenSolaris community. Genesi is mentioned and Bill and Raquel are quoted.
From the story:
"We predict that in the long run [the] OpenSolaris [project] will contribute more to the IT universe than [Microsoft] Windows or GNU/Linux," say pilot members Raquel Velasco and Bill Buck, general managers of Genesi, a leading provider of PowerPC-based computing products. "It will take time, but backed up by a consistent corporate strategy, Java [technology], the Sun Grid, and a pantheon of bloggers, Sun is destined 'to boldly go where no one has gone before.'"
Herologic? Be sure to keep your eye on this new website that may provide clues about upcoming Pegasos/ODW based projects with the Freescale label. Logic? No, HeroLogic!
In the interest of supporting the Amiga community, Amiga.org and the Amiga Wiki project have joined forces to promote a living, evolving knowledge base about the Amiga computer.
Nova Design is selling Aladdin 4D into Open Source! We're talking source code, trademarks and everything! Nova Design, Inc. has put the entire rights and source code to one of their top software titles, Aladdin 4D, on an exclusive offer to the Open Aladdin 4D group (www.openaladdin4d.com) who are raising the money for it. It's like catch and release for 3D software!
The two motives are "Horse" and "Cool Computing" as you can find on the mousepads.
The posters are in DIN-A1 landscape format. It will cost 15 Euro plus shipping. On demand we can also send the posters in a roll (remember that the shipping costs for that will be higher!)
The ODW is available in more places than ever now, with the addition of availability through both Directron's Yahoo store and Terrasoft's online store.
The Pegasos I G3 to Pegasos II G4 Upgrade Program is now active. Original purchasers of Pegasos I motherboards can now trade-in for the Pegasos II with G4 processor for a low price of €200 - or opt to keep their original system for €300.
