Python wrote:
While I was at the GNHLUG booth, a couple stopped by to ask about a
Linux equivalent to Microsoft Access. We looked at the ooffice database
module, but I was not very successful in attempting to drive it. No one
else at the booth then had any thing else to suggest.
I just install
* Warning - Talk about free commercial software below. Don't read if
this offends you! *
While not open source, Oracle has a free version of it's database
(Oracle XE) that includes something called Oracle Application Express
(APEX). APEX can do all the things that Access does and was built to
The largest difference is that Access each application is self contained. Aka, no real database dependecy besides MSJET, which is distributed with windows itself. ThomasOn 9/23/06,
Python <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While I was at the GNHLUG booth, a couple stopped by to ask about aLinux equiva
While I was at the GNHLUG booth, a couple stopped by to ask about a
Linux equivalent to Microsoft Access. We looked at the ooffice database
module, but I was not very successful in attempting to drive it. No one
else at the booth then had any thing else to suggest.
I just installed rekall (2.4.3
From the folks at LinuxWorld Expo:
Newsletter Text for Greater New Hampshire Linux User Group: H0108
Discover how developers and line-of-business professionals like
you are using open source technologies to transform every part
of the enterprise. This year we are not only expanding the LinuxWor
On Jan 14, 2006, at 21:21, Brian Chabot wrote:
Does anyone know if we are getting a booth this year?
There's been a bit of discussion on the -org list in the past couple
days. We're intending to have a booth and have asked for the requisite
information. The .org pavilion is invite-only t
> Does anyone know if we are getting a booth this year?
Looks like it is time to be requesting .ORG pavillion space.
> Last year was a > great time.
> Learned a lot...
Indeed!
> This year I'd love to know early so I can decide whether to ask my boss
> to pay my way... (unlikely he'll say
Does anyone know if we are getting a booth this year? Last year was a
great time. Learned a lot... (The look on the Fujitsu sales guy's face
when I showed him my used and abused Lifebook running Linux was priceless.)
This year I'd love to know early so I can decide whether to ask my boss
to pay
