Wednesday, March 24, 2004|
Having Neat People At Your Disposal Something that always amazes me at conferences is having a wide choice of people to ask questions to. I had a question, walked into a room, had a troop of people to ask questions to, didn't know where to start, so I wandered over to where Tim Peters was sitting. Yes, that Tim Peters. Twas cool. |
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Looking for PyCon Notes? Are you looking for my PyCon notes? You want my Conferences category |
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Native Abiword For Mac OS X Released Native (Aqua) Abiword for OS X released.
I used Abiword for a quarter or two at school and really liked it. The best tagline I can come up with is "It's like Word, but without the suck."
I haven't played around with it any (but I did launch it, and by gum it works) - maybe I'll do that sometime tonight. |
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BTW.... Being offline for almost 2 whole days (besides a reprive at Pittsburg airport) sucked. I was having major withdrawl the first night. But we have wireless access here at conference, so I got my news/email/AIM fix. 380 emails were waiting for me, along with several hundred news items. Luckily I got to conference 45 minutes early... might be a little slow responding to email (although, if you've sent something directly to me, chances are that I've read it) |
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Conference News I'll be posting notes, comments, and probably outlines to the rpwConferences category. So check out the rpwConferences category or subscribe to the rpwConferences RSS feed |
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Cog 1.1 I was thinking about writing some sort of Python code generator application (intended to keep my C++ preprocessor use simple). Lucky for me, Ned Batchelder already wrote one he calls Cog
When I get back from PyCon I'll have to try it out with a sample app and see how it would work for production use. |
