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Ug
25th April 2004, 07:52 AM
You can read my Scribus review here (http://madpenguin.org/Article1284.html).
I got it posted on Madpenguin.
ghenry
26th April 2004, 02:01 PM
Congrats Ug, you have been /.'d!!!!
It takes a great article to get on Slashdot's front page:
http://slashdot.org/
None of mine have been there yet!!! :mad:
WELL DONE!!!! :D
Ug
26th April 2004, 02:55 PM
Bloody hell, I've been slashdotted.
I can't even reach the article anymore. :D This is pretty good. ;)
I'm also writing the Fedora Core 2 review for MadPenguin.
Ug
26th April 2004, 02:57 PM
Sorry Tux, for getting the site slashdotted. ;)
ewdi
26th April 2004, 03:04 PM
no wonder server was heavy yesterday hahahah :p
our server is down for madpenguin, got to reboot them.
Ug
26th April 2004, 03:08 PM
Like i said, I'm guilty. :eek:
ewdi
26th April 2004, 03:09 PM
hahahah yeah, i would blame the nuke script though, they are too heavy. the server is P4 3.0 with 1024MB DDR Ram and RAID, it should hold enough traffic, but not with nukes :p
Ug
26th April 2004, 03:12 PM
I'm gonna write another review, so here's to hoping for another slashdot. ;)
ewdi
26th April 2004, 03:18 PM
post it on our article section too, we have empty spot on review section hahaha
Ug
26th April 2004, 03:26 PM
I will do later. (I'm sitting in an ICT class atm, trying to pay attention)
Lindy
26th April 2004, 04:06 PM
Originally posted by Ug
Bloody hell, I've been slashdotted.
Well done ug, now it's going to be a week before I can get a chance to read it! :D
Ug
26th April 2004, 05:22 PM
:p Madpenguin is still down...
ewdi
26th April 2004, 05:44 PM
i already rebooted it and adam said it was up for a while and went down again, postnuke really kills the machine. We gonna change madpenguin frompostnuke to nephp.com cms soon
Ug
26th April 2004, 06:33 PM
Yea, its certainly not the first time Postnukes killed it.
Its dead again. :eek:
Ug
27th April 2004, 05:07 PM
I got approached by a guy from O'reilly today. They're willing to pay me for any articles which I write and they publish, providing that I don't reproduce it anywhere else for 30 days.
ilja
27th April 2004, 08:19 PM
Originally posted by Ug
I got approached by a guy from O'reilly today. They're willing to pay me for any articles which I write and they publish, providing that I don't reproduce it anywhere else for 30 days.
You are very lucky :) Would you mind to let me translate some of your articles ? (the old ones and the new after 30 days ;) )
Ug
27th April 2004, 09:48 PM
No problem. ;)
micha
27th April 2004, 10:05 PM
Originally posted by Ug
I got approached by a guy from O'reilly today. They're willing to pay me for any articles which I write and they publish, providing that I don't reproduce it anywhere else for 30 days.
Whaooo, that's great news for you. If you got the time, go ahead...
ghenry
27th April 2004, 11:00 PM
Translations can be quite funny. You should see our page:
http://fedoranews.org/translation/
If you click the google ones, ie English to Spanish, I am Henrio De Gavin :)
ilja
28th April 2004, 06:20 AM
Originally posted by ghenry
Translations can be quite funny. You should see our page:
http://fedoranews.org/translation/
If you click the google ones, ie English to Spanish, I am Henrio De Gavin :)
If you click on the same page I am Ilja :p
Ug
28th April 2004, 07:32 AM
Originally posted by ghenry
If you click the google ones, ie English to Spanish, I am Henrio De Gavin :) That is quite amusing, Gareth Russell wouldn't work as well. ;)
ghenry
28th April 2004, 10:15 AM
O'reilly, really? That's brilliant. How much? That's not fair :(
Oh, the link in the original article should have a lowercase s, not a S in Scribus, as the link is broken.
Sorry, that's a long way of saying the link is dead for the Fedora rpm.
Great news though.
Ug
28th April 2004, 01:20 PM
Bout $50 - $100 an article.
ilja
28th April 2004, 02:13 PM
Originally posted by Ug
Bout $50 - $100 an article.
Wow, that's really not bad :cool:
Will you become toffee-nosed and wont speak with us little people :D
Ug
28th April 2004, 03:00 PM
Obviously.
Nah, course I won't. To be honest it hasn't exactly bothered me - its a nice thought and all but no more than that really.
I'm really scratching my head for something to write about though. I know that I'm gonna produce a Gnucash review at some point for MadPenguin and have also been promised the chance of reviewing FC2 for them.
Other than that I'm really wondering what I could write about. I want something thats gonna be interesting, i've just not decided what software to do as of yet.
Ug
28th April 2004, 03:03 PM
Current ideas include:
mplayer - with some speculation following their licencing stuff and staff leaving
GIMP 2 - I haven't seen any GIMP 2 reviews as of such yet, and I think it would be interesting to do one.
rhythym box - explore rhythym box a bit more and its plans for the future, seeing as the rumour mill has said that it may replace XMMS in FC3
thoughts?
ewdi
28th April 2004, 04:07 PM
write about GIMP2, it's amazing how close they are to what advanced graphics tools in the market
ilja
28th April 2004, 04:14 PM
I would make the list of priority:
1st GIMP
2nd mplayer
3rd rhythym box
Why?
GIMP is I think one of the most important projects of Linux. I know allmost everyone uses GIMP, who uses Linux and there are a lot of people out there using GWIMP on their Windows machine. So a review would be very good.
mplayer becomes very strong in last time. When I began to play with Linux xmms was the one and only thing for multimedia. But now I hear more and more about users, who change to mplayer, but it is very full of mistery. So some explanations about it, would be also nice.
And rhythym box , I don't like it and so for me it is not worth to be reviewed, but it is very much subjectiv.
Bana
3rd May 2004, 02:52 AM
Wow, awesome work Ug! That is really awesome about O'Reilly too! *turns green* ;) Where did you submit your review btw? Through the news submission? Are you part of the staff?
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