Open Source @ Comdex Winners & Results.
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Steve Mallett
Nov. 06, 2003 04:50 PM
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In order of most votes:
Plone 1690
KDE 1334
OpenOffice 1302
Zope 1069
Gimp 705
Gnome 551
Eclipse 501
mplayer 458
Evolution 429
Subversion 410
SpamAssassin 364
GNUCash 292
Audacity 256
Gaim 229
SquirrelMail 184
tightVNC 165
XMMS 137
phpMyAdmin 125
Zoe 121 (current versions no longer open source - Steve, Jan '05
MoinMoin 89
NoCatAuth 60
The top six projects have been contacted and have confirmed their attendance for the Pavilion.
If you are in the neighborhood of Vegas during the week of the 17 - 20th we encourage you to stop in to say hello and bring potential converts. On hand will also be Rael Dornfest and Rob Flickenger, authors of Google Hacks & Mac OS X Hacks, and Linux Server Hacks & Wireless Hacks respectively.
Thanks to everyone who took the time to participate in voting, I know the winners certainly appreciate it.
Steve Mallett is the founder and managing editor of OSDir.com (Open Source Directory), and does a bunch of other stuff.
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predictable
2003-12-01 14:03:04 anonymous2 [Reply | View]
sadly, through this method, only relatively well known projects got awarded... not necessarely the most interesting, IMHO.
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Very well done
2003-11-12 18:36:32 anonymous2 [Reply | View]
To everyone who has put their hand to making all these brilliant products.
But most of all to those caffine fruitcakes at Zope and Plone.org.
THANKYOU!
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Balance
2003-11-10 17:42:02 jahiel [Reply | View]
Interesting. I voted for the top vote-getter (Plone) and the bottom (NoCatAuth).
Congratulations to all for being nominated.
-Graham
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Might I add...
2003-11-08 14:06:20 anonymous2 [Reply | View]
Mad Penguin (http://www.madpenguin.org) is showing an interest and presence at the OpenOffice.org booth. Late last month, they announced their plans to provide the Linux for OOo at COMDEX and Adam Doxtater is supposed to be at the booth on that Tuesday of the show. :) Kudos to Mad Penguin for supporting our favorite office suite!!
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Pavilion (one L)
2003-11-08 09:52:13 anonymous2 [Reply | View]
technically speaking, pavilion has one L. The two-elled version referes to a small town in Wyoming (fairly close to Vegas, admittedly).
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Pavilion (one L)
2003-11-08 10:00:43 Steve Mallett |
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Ha, quite right. Thanks.
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Congratulations Plone !
2003-11-08 02:36:12 jrvidaud [Reply | View]
From Ingeniweb's french plone developpment team, our very, very, very happy congratulations for this very good news !
We are very proud to have the honor of working with you ! Take care in Vegas ... We wait for you in Paris for the Linux Show in feb 2004.
Best regards
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