The other day Bloggin Pro posted a question “Would You Pay for WordPress and How Much?“. Of course, I’ve already mentioned that I have no problem paying for WordPress. How much? Well, I think that around $50 per installation is a fair price. But that is not for me to decide. I thing I keep … Continue reading How much for WordPress?
Over the last couple of years I’ve been working a lot with these four applications – WordPress, CakePHP, SugarCRM, and RT. Each of these is beautiful in its own way. Each of these tools is an Open Source Software. Each of these tools has a large community. Each of these tools has a free and … Continue reading Toolbox : WordPress, CakePHP, SugarCRM, RT
Back in the 1990’s, when the Web just got popular, it seemed like every more or less large web site had to have a bunch of awards.  Awards were the first web promotion tricks that I’ve learned of. Anyone could establish his own award. All you needed was a little image that looked like a … Continue reading Web site awards and trust certifications
There is an interesting post at The Open Source Advocate blog – “Win the desktop, and you will win the server“. Tristan Rhodes, the author of the blog, suggests that in order for an operating system to conquer the server market, it should first conquer (or fight reasonable well for) the desktop market. I have … Continue reading How far is a desktop from a server?
I have recently upgraded my laptop to Fedora 9. Those of you who come often to this blog or follow me on Twitter, know that I’ve been waiting for this release like for nothing else. Two technologies in particular – KDE 4 and Firefox 3 – were the center of my focus. Of course, I … Continue reading Fedora 9 : before and after