Jonathan Oxer
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>> Cool Quote Of The Day
Fri, Jan 13th 9:32am 2006 >> Linux
Quote from Seth Sladek, manager of systems engineering at Cambridge Health Alliance which manages hospitals, clinics and outpatient facilities in Greater Boston and is moving its clinical risk-management system software and a new pharmacy system-management application to Linux:
"If we're going to deploy a mission-critical application, it's going to be on Linux going forward."
Quote from Seth Sladek, manager of systems engineering at Cambridge Health Alliance which manages hospitals, clinics and outpatient facilities in Greater Boston and is moving its clinical risk-management system software and a new pharmacy system-management application to Linux:
"If we're going to deploy a mission-critical application, it's going to be on Linux going forward."
>> Ubuntu Hacks is underway
Thu, Jan 12th 2:42pm 2006 >> Writing
Whew, been a long time coming though! It's been 18 months since I first had discussions with O'Reilly about writing a Hacks book, and although I was a technical advisor for Linux Desktop Hacks that was just a teaser and I've been really wanting to do a book on either Debian or Ubuntu. My original pitch to them had been to take The Debian Universe and turn it into a book, and initially it looked like that was going to take shape as Debian Explorer's Notebook (or somesuch: the title was never finalised) but for various reasons it didn't work out.
But now the wheels are a turnin' again, although with a new focus and a new title: Ubuntu Hacks! Looks like Kyle Rankin (of Knoppix Hacks fame) and I are going to be the principal authors, with a number of hacks contributed by a variety of other people. We've got a basic Table of Contents and an outline written up, and we're in the process right now of finalising the book structure, assigning sections, etc.
Woot!
Whew, been a long time coming though! It's been 18 months since I first had discussions with O'Reilly about writing a Hacks book, and although I was a technical advisor for Linux Desktop Hacks that was just a teaser and I've been really wanting to do a book on either Debian or Ubuntu. My original pitch to them had been to take The Debian Universe and turn it into a book, and initially it looked like that was going to take shape as Debian Explorer's Notebook (or somesuch: the title was never finalised) but for various reasons it didn't work out.
But now the wheels are a turnin' again, although with a new focus and a new title: Ubuntu Hacks! Looks like Kyle Rankin (of Knoppix Hacks fame) and I are going to be the principal authors, with a number of hacks contributed by a variety of other people. We've got a basic Table of Contents and an outline written up, and we're in the process right now of finalising the book structure, assigning sections, etc.
Woot!
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