[GLLUG] GLLUG Member Reporting Live from BorCon 2004
hamptone
hamptone at comcast.net
Wed Sep 15 05:17:46 EDT 2004
Hey GLLUGGERs,
It's been a while since I posted on this mailling list. I just wanted
to let everyone know what I've been up to. Right now I'm in San Jose
for Borcon 2004. BorCon has been a huge experience for me. I cut my
teeth writing Pascal using Borland's Turbo Pascal.
<http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,20803,00.html> Now, you can get
that compiler and a few others that Borland has donated to the community
via their software museum. I encourage you to check it out. In the
interim, if anyone wants JBuilder, Delphi, Optimizeit, StarTeam,
Together, InterBase, etc. contact me ASAP. I can purchase the software
for you at discount. This is a first come first serve offer, since I
only get 4 products at these outrageous prices!
I have just passed the StarTeam 6 <http://www.borland.com/starteam/>
certification exam and have learned a considerable amount about the
StarTeam SDK. For those of you who don't know what StarTeam is, it is a
version control system on steroids with integrated change control
management, tasks, topics, and considerable scalability. StarTeam
server runs on Solaris and windows (of course) but they've got a cross
platform client that works on linux and informally, the people in
product development tell me that they are considering dropping Solaris
and going to Linux. I pushed for Suse since Redhat left a bad taste in
my mouth since RedHat dropped support for v8.0 and v9.0 and went
enterprise on us.
I have passed the first half of the Linux Profession Institute Level 1
<https://www.lpi.org/en/why_lpi.html> exam. By the end of October, I
will be taking the other half to complete my linux certification. Right
now, co-workers are describing me as "certifiable." What else is new?
Finally, I'd like to do some plugging for my own web site. I know a few
of you have visited, but I would like to point out that I've added over
80 new links <http://www.hamptonandassociates.net/nuke/html/links.php>
and I am certain that if you take the time to browse through them you
will find something of interest. I plan to add more daily.
I keep planning to go to a meeting, but unfortunately something always
comes up. :-( Sounds like a lot of other members have a similar
habit. :-( The list seems to also be pretty quiet. Does anyone have a
feel for the total GLLUG membersship?
Rodney Hampton
http://www.hamptonandassociates.net
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