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Two issues per month revisited...
Posted by on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 at 2:18PM
Ok, most of the feedback I received about this has been good, so starting May 1st, we'll be attempting to do two issues per month. The April issue will come out this weekend followed by the first May issue on or around the 1st, and the second May issue on or around the 15th.
Keep in mind that this is going to require more people sending in articles (or updating older ones in the attic, so if you'd like to contribute something and get your name in lights for a few weeks, now's your chance. Send your articles to .
The results are in...
Posted by on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 at 2:14PM
Well, it appears that won the poll, so that's where the channel will stay. Personally, I would've liked to move it to moses' house, but... ;-)
On that note, a new poll is available. Go vote!
Wind River buys BSDi's Software Assets!
Posted by on Wednesday, April 4, 2001 at 4:43PM
The topic says it all folks. BSDi's software side (their BSD/OS and FreeBSD developers) are now part of . I have no idea what's happening with the hardware side of things, but you can read the about the whole situation.
Should we do two issues a month?
Posted by on Wednesday, April 4, 2001 at 12:13PM
The subject pretty much says it all. I'm currently considering doing two issues a month (one on the 1st and one on the 15th) instead of one like we are currently doing. I figure this is a good way to get some of the older and outdated articles updated and published. However, this depends on a few things. First, more people are going to have to contribute if this is going to be possible. Second, I'm going to have to set some deadlines on when articles are needed for the next issue. This shouldn't be a difficult task. My primary concern is whether or not people are going to contribute enough to do this. So, I guess my question is, do you, the readers, think this is a good idea?
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