Scotland
I’m off to Scotland for a few days – customer visits and strategy and roadmap presentations.
I’ll be in Edinburgh at the end of this week – hopefully I’ll get some time to see more than airports, plans and offices!
Ray Ozzie on ‘Web Clipboard’
Wow. A great post from Ray Ozzie – Microsoft CTO.
See the demo here – then think what this could mean.
Ray describes how applications evolved from DOS through to early Windows to today; and how ‘Clipboard’ functionality was key. The next natural extension is to the web – and newer web based applications.
Firefox Feeds
I had a comment:
urm how do I add your blog to my firefox 1.5.1 live feeds.
I’m just too used to seeing the rss button in the address bar.
If I click on the rss 2.0 link I get the error about the xlm not having any style info associated with it.
Thanks
Marcus
I added the icon on the Firefox address bar. This was pretty simple to add.
For those interested – the following needs to be added to
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml"
title="Evil ZEN Scientist feed" href="/index.php/feed">
I made modifications to index.php within my theme under WordPress.
[I also ran into a WordPress 2.0.1 bug]
Novell Cool Blogs – live, but in stealth mode
Novell Cool Blogs is live – but very much running live in stealth mode.
Feel free to visit and take a look; over the next few days we’ll get the rest of the community posting – hopefully by then all of the teething troubles will have been ironed out.
ZENworks at BrainShare 2006
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Many of you will be familiar with BrainShare – Novell’s annual gathering of customers, partners and channel partners.
One thing that may be news – this year BrainShare will be bigger than ever – the event is now ‘BrainShare Global’ – where people from across the globe will descent on Salt Lake City, Utah for a week of bonding, information gathering, research and fun. As always ZENworks will play a central part in this major event.
I will be blogging frequently in the next few weeks about the run up to the event – but we have keynotes, breakout sessions, Birds of a Feather sessions, hands-on-labs and much, much more.
One event that I encourage every technologist reading to attend – is Meet the Experts. This is a unique chance for you to spend some face-to-face time, in informal surroundings, with the people that make Novell’s products happen. Architects, engineers, support people, testers, localisation engineers, the odd Product Manager – we’ll all be present to let you ask questions. Any questions. No – I mean it – anything! From experience I know that this truly is ‘Meet the Experts’ – and it’s humbling to know that often you are the expert.I’ll give a running commentary of our BrainShare preparations in this blog (and some behind the scenes updates too).
Written at: Draper, UT
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