There’s been a lot of hype, and even more anti-hype, the last couple of days about the recent release of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 8 (IE8). Along with the usual Microsoft bashing, there have been articles stating that IE8 won’t save Microsoft’s dwindling market share.
I have many TrueType (.ttf) fonts I used on my old Windows system which I wanted to use in Ubuntu. After a bit of investigating and after finding several different solutions relating to many different distros, I finally found one which worked. So here it is:
We hope you’ve been enjoying the re-design of Software Marketing Resource (SMR), and have been taking a look at some of the new features that we’ve created on the site. Today I wanted to talk a little about the Resources section of the site, and explain how you can use it to easily promote your software and speed up your software marketing efforts.
There is no escaping the blunt force trauma of the global recession. The fallout dominates headlines everywhere and it is the most frequent conversation starter in business circles. Where it will end and how to ameliorate the impact of the downturn is a subject of much debate and little action. What is not debated however is the real hardship it is imposing on enterprises and people worldwide – job losses, service reductions, and business failures.
I’m Dan Engel, CEO of FastSpring E-Commerce. From time to time, I’m asked about the specific benefits of outsourcing to a full service e-commerce payment solution vs. utilizing a basic payment service like PayPal or setting up your own merchant account. Here are my thoughts…
Retrospect is a popular backup solution used by many large organizations, similar in functionality to Semantec Backup Exec.
The main application is designed for Windows Server operating systems and includes clients for Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Solaris and Netware.
These instructions are written for CentOS 5 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (not tested on Fedora)
