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Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Via Bill Seitz : Enso derived Graphical Keyboards in Mozilla
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Sweet ... Enso goes free-as-in-beer with hints as to free-as-in-speech too.
Maybe because they're taken over by / merging with Mozilla ...
That could mean some insanely great stuff if Mozilla becomes Humanized. Imagine every copy of firefox also being or bringing Enso. Imagine if web-sites could define new Enso services / plugins simply by embedding a descriptive chunk of XML in a page or on their site - (with the real work either being done in Javascript running locally or on their server). Imagine Enso as a standard command line to the web.
Like I say, sweet.
Maybe because they're taken over by / merging with Mozilla ...
That could mean some insanely great stuff if Mozilla becomes Humanized. Imagine every copy of firefox also being or bringing Enso. Imagine if web-sites could define new Enso services / plugins simply by embedding a descriptive chunk of XML in a page or on their site - (with the real work either being done in Javascript running locally or on their server). Imagine Enso as a standard command line to the web.
Like I say, sweet.
Monday, November 19, 2007
Monday, November 05, 2007
So ... I bought my copy of Enso Launcher. Pretty relaxed about it. They deserve.
Friday, October 05, 2007
Damn! After just one day, I'm seriously close to throwing all my free-software principles out of the window and buying Enso.
It's that good!
I've started putting work stuff on it on my machine at work ... and I have a horrible feeling I'm going to be dependent by the time the free trial is over. Going back to ordinary Windows is going to be traumatic.
Anyway, I want these guys to get rich so other people get inspired to copy them and all software works like this. And so that they get round to releasing the Python scriptable extension.
It's that good!
I've started putting work stuff on it on my machine at work ... and I have a horrible feeling I'm going to be dependent by the time the free trial is over. Going back to ordinary Windows is going to be traumatic.
Anyway, I want these guys to get rich so other people get inspired to copy them and all software works like this. And so that they get round to releasing the Python scriptable extension.
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