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  Steve 11:26 AM on October 6, 2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Atlassian ( 2 ), Git ( 2 ), Mac ( 8 ), Mercurial ( 2 ), OS X, Software ( 2 ), source code management ( 2 ), SourceTree, Subversion ( 3 )   

  Atlassian Acquires SourceTree 

  Atlassian, the development tools/hosting vendor, has announced its acquisition of SourceTree.

  Atlassian has been adding to its product and services portfolios over the past few months, and this latest acquisition helps to solidify its OS X / Mac support, by bringing in a standalone SCM client that supports Subversion, Mercurial, and Git. The company is SourceTree, with its eponymous product, and it is one of the few contenders in the small market for commercial dedicated “Subversion and newer” SCM tools.

  Occasionally, as a result of these acquisitions, some companies offer deals to sweeten the deal and attract developer interest. In this case, free SourceTree licenses are available for a limited time.

   

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  Steve 2:13 PM on October 22, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Apple ( 50 ), Microsoft ( 12 ), OS X, Windows ( 3 )   

  Apple vs. Microsoft: Snow Leopard vs. Windows 7 

  Apple [AAPL] and Microsoft [MSFT] have had a long history of competition, and in some cases, collaboration.

  This time ’round, it’s the comparison between the two companies’ flagship operating systems: OS X 10.6 (also known as Snow Leopard) and Windows 7.

  There are a couple of interesting op-ed pieces about this:

  • Windows 7 is darn good; Apple OSX Snow Leopard is a upgrade dog (Yobie Benjamin)
  • Windows 7 Keeps the Good and Tries to Fix Flaws (David Pogue)

  Guess which slant/approach each of the columnists has?

   
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  Steve 10:34 AM on August 24, 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Apple ( 50 ), Mac ( 8 ), OS X   

  Attention Mac Folks: Snow Leopard is Coming 

  Yes, that’s right, folks:

  As of right now, you can pre-order OS X 10.6, named “Snow Leopard”, from the online Apple [AAPL] Store, to ship on August 28, 2009.

  Any takers?