group interview

Terry Hancock,in Part Two of this series, interviews a number of developers from the Open Graphics Project about the technically challenging nature of designing hardware for open source, free software

Marshall Kirkpatrick had a chance to talk to Neil Young at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco.

"Here at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco Neil Young just announced that his whole life's work will be made available on in a dynamically updating collection delivered on Blu-ray disk.

After his Keynote announcement I was fortunate enough to participate in a small group interview with a handful of other bloggers.

How did the Japanese KDE Users Group start? It had its beginning when Junji Takagi made a patch for operating mulitibyte characters such as Japanese, when Qt's version 1.x was released.

Qt 1.x couldn't operate mulitibyte characters, so we couldn't use Japanese in KDE 1.x previously.

KDE.News has an interview with Daisuke Kameda of the Japanese KDE Users Group.

"How did the Japanese KDE Users Group start? It had its beginning when Junji Takagi made a patch for operating multibyte characters such as Japanese, when Qt's version 1.x was released.

Qt 1.x couldn't operate mulitibyte characters, so we couldn't use Japanese in KDE 1.x previously. After the patch was made, The Japan KDE Users' Group was launched for aggregating the information about KDE/Qt in Japan."