News from 21-Jul-2006
Religion notes (Kane County Chronicle)BOY SCOUT BRAT DINNER. Batavia Boy Scout Troop 43 will host an all-you-can-eat corn and brat dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, July 21, at Batavia Congregational Church on Route 31, Batavia. Tickets are $8 at the door and $7 in advance. For tickets or information, call Pat Hoefler at (630) 406-7884.
Tantek Çelik and Rohit Khare: The Progress and the Promise of Microformats (Knowledge at Wharton)'Microformats' are simple extensions to standard HTML tags that can allow software to add website-listed events to a personal datebook, aggregate content from different web pages into a comprehensive calendar, or let people "mash up" the content in new ways such as adding events to online maps or other web pages. The microformats movement was officially launched with the unveiling of the
E-Mail Battles: Lotus Haters Gang Up On Notes for Linux (Linux Today)[ Thanks to zanek for this link. ] "IBM opened a fresh front in the desktop wars when it announced the 24 July 2006 release of Lotus Notes on Linux.
IBM delivers Lotus Notes for Linux PCs (Enterprise Networks and Servers)IBM Lotus Notes is now available on Linux, the industry's first business-grade collaboration software to support Linux on the desktop.
Cingular Introduces Good Technology's IBM Lotus(R) Domino(R) Solution to E-Mail Portfolio (SYS-CON Media)Cingular Wireless today began offering Good(TM) Mobile Messaging for IBM Lotus(R) Domino(R) from Good Technology, Inc. to its business customers.
Teamstudio Names Ian Smith President, Expanding Its Technology Offerings to Drive Software Asset Management Focus (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) BEVERLY, Mass.----July 18, 2006--Teamstudio®, the global leader in software asset management solutions for Lotus® Notes®, names Ian Smith as president of Teamstudio. Smith is appointed to this new role to drive the growth of Teamstudio's technology and expertise from the original tools business into a broader software asset management group.
Notes on Linux: One small step (InfoWorld via Yahoo! News) Officially, a version of IBM?s Lotus Notes client for Linux wasn?t supposed to arrive until sometime in 2007 with the planned next release of the Notes platform. But IBM surprised customers last week with a Linux version of Lotus Notes 7, as much as a year ahead of schedule.
PKF dumps Lotus for Exchange (ZDNet Australia)Accountancy group PKF Australia has started migrating its 800 or so users from IBM's Lotus Notes collaboration platform to rival Microsoft's Exchange infrastructure.
IBM delivers Lotus Notes for Linux PCs (CIOL)ARMONK: IBM announced the availability of IBM Lotus notes on Linux , the industry's first business-grade collaboration software to support Linux on the desktop.
Notes on Linux: One small step (InfoWorld) ( InfoWorld ) - Officially, a version of IBM?s lotus notes client for Linux wasn?t supposed to arrive until sometime in 2007 with the planned next release of the Notes platform. But IBM surprised customers last week with a Linux version of lotus notes 7, as much as a year ahead of schedule. The new version gives Linux users a full-featured alternative to Microsoft?s Exchange enterprise
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