Using rsync to create two versions of the same software.

Hi All, In the old days of writing desktop applications, when one wanted to make two versions of the same app - one free or demo and the other with all the features, all one had to do was add a switch to include (run) or exclude (not run) the code to create either version and compile. Now tha

Re: Using rsync to create two versions of the same software.

I use SVN for that. Specifically, EXPORT. Then I use a script clean out directories, then pass my PHP through the PHP compiler as a last time double check things compile. Eric On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 10:44 AM, keith smith wrote: > > Hi All, > > In the old days of writing desktop applications, w

Re: Using rsync to create two versions of the same software.

I agree SVN for version control, but for available features I just have a config file. For java you use a JNDI lookup or parse the XML based config file directly or JDBc to your dab based config what ever floats your boat, but basically you just set a variable - free = no - and then check the state

New in Town and Sinking Fast...

Hello Fellow Penguins, My name is Tim Bogart. And I'm in need of some friends right now. I am a long time Linux supporter and I need some help. I have been in Phoenix off and on now for the last 14 months. I have been out of work for 7 of them. I have a toshiba laptop that has just bit the

Re: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

Hi Tim, Sorry to hear about your situation.  What I can offer is that Godaddy is always looking for tech support.  Worked there a while back for about a year.  Was interesting and they did not treat their tech support folks very good back then.  I have a developer friend that works at Godaddy a

Re: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

I have applied for several positions at GD and been trumped by inside movers. Or just never contacted. The market is hard rite now - I have been looking for a year and a half without any luck - two degrees, a half dozen certs, and 15 years of experience and I can't find a thing. So I understand. T

RE: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

try jobs.schwab.com. There are technical positions open in Phoenix. Send me email off-list if you have specific questions! Regards, Kaia Taylor DevSA group -- tis-dco-devsa - jumpword devsa http://dco-sps.schwab.com/sites/devsa/welcome desk 6

Re: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

Hi Tim; Well it is bad, very bad your situation, i share your pain, i got my-self on the same situation but at list i got a part time as VoIP installer for now and looking for more work, please go to Workforce connections, they have multiple locations with computer and printers, they do not ask fo

Re: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

AZIPA and aztech-list are both good mailing lists to lurk on for unadvertised jobs azipa.org. I probably have a drive laying around and cdrom that I could give you. What part of the valley are you staying in? -- JD Austin Twin Geckos Technology Services LLC CEO http://www.twingeckos.com Voice: 48

Re: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

Hi Tim. I have an HP ZV6000 laptop that you can use until you get squared away. I just have to get all of my data off of it. The "-" keytop came off recently, but the "-" still works. Where are you located? Email joe(at)actionline.com > Hello Fellow Penguins, > > My name is Tim Bogart. And I

Re: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

Woops. Just noticed your note to call rather than email. Will do. > Hi Tim. I have an HP ZV6000 laptop that you can use until you get squared > away. I just have to get all of my data off of it. The "-" keytop came off > recently, but the "-" still works. Where are you located? Email > joe(at

Stammtisch tonight

moin moin, Tempe Free Software Stammtisch is tonight at Boulders on Broadway at 19:00. http://PLUG.phoenix.az.us/node/425 Tomorrow will be the Avondale Free Software Stammtisch also at 19:00. http://PLUG.phoenix.az.us/node/593 ciao, der.hans -- # http://www.LuftHans.com/Classeshttp:

Re: New in Town and Sinking Fast...

On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 12:22 PM, Tim Bogart wrote: > Hello Fellow Penguins, > > My name is Tim Bogart. And I'm in need of some friends right now. I am a > long time Linux supporter and I need some help. > > I have been in Phoenix off and on now for the last 14 months. I have been > out of wor