Google (Public, NASDAQ:GOOG) stock sprinted past $700/share yesterday. So far, the stock is holding firm today. Google also launched a Mac Developer Playground yesterday (at least that is when we figured out it was there). We will know we arrived when we get one of those. In the meanwhile, we continue to do the heavy lifting on the PowerPC end user market (Keeping the PowerPC Dream Alive). From a corporate perspective, it sure gets pretty lonely out here!
Announcing the 2007 Genesi Web Awards
We do our best to keep PowerDeveloper moving along. There are many solid and regular contributors. We genuinely appreciate your participation. Thanks!
What we would like to do today is recognize (in no particular order) our Web Award Winners for 2007. Here they are:
With the exception of the SuSE EFIKA Quickstart guide, the sites have each been active nearly five years with the advent of the PegasosPPC and the Open PowerPC Computing Platform. This led to the development of the Open Desktop Workstation and today's EFIKA and Open Client. We should also mention that Pegasos Hungary has an excellent EFIKA Wiki. Thanks Folks! Nice Work! Without your support and participation we would not still be here.
Genesi recognizes Developer and User Groups and support sites that exemplify themselves above others with the Best of Web Award. By gaining the involvement and support of an active User population, these websites help develop the market and increase the attractiveness of the platform. Currency and resources, ease of use and appearence all factor into the recognition. The more relevant they are to Developers and Users in each market and/or area of interest, the better. Congratulations!
We would also like to recognize the Honorable Mention Award winners: The EFIKA Book, PPCNux, MorphOS News, Gentoo Wiki EFIKA, and AmigaWeb. One more time: Thanks Folks! Nice Work! Without your support and participation we would not still be here.
The Community is the Computer - a Super Computer. Go Zig!
2 comments:
I'm sorry to hear about the problems you've had in "development hell", but it's good to know that there is some light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep moving forward and I'm looking forward to trying MorphOS on the EFIKA.
You've spent a lot of time and effort actually bring real hardware to the market, and I'd hate to see you fall at the last hurdle.
Best regards,
Darrin Lanchbury
Just keep going. The time comes for the efika. Sam
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