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	Re: KDE Gimp GUI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Havoc Pennington is not Gimp maintainer, so what he says about the future of gimp should not be taken very seriously (by the way, I have not find such a post on the gnome-dev list, could you give me an exact URL).
		Havoc is not a KDE developer so what he says about KDE development should not be taken very seriously.
		I have written that Havoc Pennington is not a gimp maintainer, which is quite some difference between Night and Day.
	dot.kde.org /1046679118/1046744482/1046746778/1046765834/1046769806/1046770925/1046775314 (1978 words)

	The Big freedesktop.org Interview - OSNews.com
		Today we are very happy to publish a very interesting Q&A with major freedesktop.org members: the founder Havoc Pennington (also of Debian, Gnome and Red Hat fame), Waldo Bastian (of SuSE & KDE fame), Keith Packard and Jim Gettys (of X/XFree86/fontconfig/w3c fame) and David Zeuthen, a new member who's taking over the ambitious HAL project.
		Havoc Pennington: Individual developers from all those companies are involved, but there's no framework for corporations to get involved as corporations.
		Havoc Pennington: This is already supported with ATK and the rest of the GNOME accessibility implementation, you can text-to-speech any text displayed via GTK+ today.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=5215 (1428 words)

	The other side of the desktop
		Havoc Pennington gave the opening address, a worthwhile ramble through the issues inherent in the task on which we're engaged: creating a desktop platform.
		Havoc also raised the issue of diverging options for the free desktop world: either to emulate Windows, or build something alternate on its own terms.
		Havoc talked a lot about freedesktop.org, and it gave me a much better sense of what it is. Freedesktop.org and X.org are building a substrate for desktop platforms.
	times.usefulinc.com /2004/07/21-ddc (857 words)

	ResponseToHavoc - DarcsWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		http://log.ometer.com/2004-11.html#19 Havoc Pennington discusses (and itemizes) various functionality that he would like to see in a revision control system.
		Havoc has been looking at a replacement for CVS, and found many alternatives.
		Conflicts do arise when incompatible changes have been made, and the normal behavior is to mark conflicts in the file, and let the user manually decide and record a new patch resolving the conflict.
	www.darcs.net /DarcsWiki/ResponseToHavoc (801 words)

	Havoc Pennington: Linux has its Nails on UNIX's Coffin - OSNews.com
		Havoc works for Red Hat, he is heading the desktop team, while he is well known also for his major contributions to GNOME, his GTK+ programming book, plus the freedesktop.org initiative which aims to standardize the X11 desktop environments.
		Havoc Pennington: In my view it's a mistake to create an "Enterprise vs. Desktop" contrast; these are largely separate dimensions.
		Havoc Pennington: GTK+ 2.4 and 2.6 plans are pretty well described here.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=4521 (945 words)

	GNOME Support Forums :: View topic - GNOME Armageddon
		But narrow minded GNOME elites such as Havoc Pennington were responsible that he left the GNOME project -- the trouble and the pressure that was put on him was to much.
		Havoc started freedesktop.org but there are many people who take part in the standards that they create.
		Havoc by himself is in no position to force anything to become a standard, he needs other people to help him.
	gnomesupport.org /forums/viewtopic.php?t=1387 (6311 words)

	Havoc - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Douglas DB-7 light bomber aircraft of World War II in use with the Royal Air Force as the "Douglas Havoc" nightfighter, and with the United States Army Air Forces as the "A-20 Havoc" ground attack aircraft.
		Havoc (musician), a rapper/hip-hop musician, one half of the duo Mobb Deep
		Havoc Pennington, a free software manager and engineer best known for his work on GNOME
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Havoc (172 words)

	Jesse Ezell Blog : The Linux Mucky Mucks are Crapping Their Pants
		Rick Kitts points to this amazing article by Havoc Pennington (a big GNOME hot shot who works for Red Hat).
		This is an essay by Havoc Pennington of GNOME about how open-source efforts eventually have to move beyond low-level languages into higher-level constructs.
		If Havoc is to be taken at face value, the vagueness and the lack of direction in the open source desktop community are certainly issues of concern but I'd be more sympathetic if they focused their message on "choice" rather than "beating Microsoft"...
	weblogs.asp.net /jezell/archive/2004/03/18/91722.aspx (1599 words)

	Hans Muller's Blog: March 2004 Archive
		This is a controversial topic, in fact at the most recent meeting of the GNOME Advisory Board it was considered too divisive to indulge a discussion.
		Havoc's blog entry brings the discussion into the great wide open and it has inspired responses and discussion all over the net.
		Although this hasn't changed, Havoc's proposal advocates using Java within the limits of what's supported by the GNU Classpath project.
	weblogs.java.net /blog/hansmuller/archive/2004/03 (613 words)

	Desktop Developers' Conference: Keynote
		Havoc Pennington is the lead desktop architect at Red Hat.
		He was one of the earliest GNOME developers starting in 1998, and was the chair of the GNOME Foundation board for the first two years of its existence.
		Havoc also founded the freedesktop.org project in 2000.
	www.desktopcon.org /2004/keynote.php (46 words)

	Havoc - Moviefone
		2005-01-15 Havoc Pennington * Land the new message args API and type system.
		This patch is huge, but the public API change is not really...
		Havoc - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Havoc Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/havoc/31084/main (91 words)

	LtU Classic Archives
		Havoc Pennington considers higher-level language authorship of future open source desktops like GNOME.
		More from Havoc in his 2004-03-19 diary entry.
		I am a bit bitter about the fact that the older papers that Havoc references describes almost point-for-point my own XPLC project that I started a bit before he wrote this.
	lambda-the-ultimate.org /classic/message11595.html (598 words)

	Talk:Havoc Pennington - Encyclopedia Dramatica
		I have no idea who Havoc Pennington is. However, to pretend he's actually a football player is liable to piss someone off.
		Now, some actual Internet drama involving Havoc Pennington and/or Chad Pennington might be worthy of an article...
		This page was last modified 04:08, 11 June 2005.
	www.encyclopediadramatica.com /index.php?title=Talk:Havoc_Pennington&printable=yes (141 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		[an error occurred while processing this directive] Havoc Pennington [an error occurred while processing this directive]
		GNOME is a project to create an easy-to-use free UNIX/Linux desktop environment.
		My full real name found on my official government documents is "Robert Sanford Havoc Pennington." Everyone calls me Havoc, and always has.
	www106.pair.com /rhp (286 words)

	Blog for movement
		Mosfet has a rebuttal of Havoc Pennington's Free software UI article.
		For example Mosfet says it's important not to discount features and "snazzy graphics", but Havoc never once made any such suggestion - it is the over-reliance that is the problem.
		He purposefully mis-interprets Havoc's re-working of mpt's points and then attempts to prove that KDE hasn't fallen prey to them.
	www.advogato.org /person/movement/diary.html?start=67 (993 words)

	LWN: Interview with Havoc Pennington of Red Hat (OSNews)
		interviews Havoc Pennington, the head manager of Red Hat's Desktop department.
		Havoc Pennington: As you know we've been more aggressive than other Linux vendors about removing potentially patented software from our distribution, specifically we took a lot of criticism for removing mp3 support.
		I feel honored to have been (mis-)quoted by the great Havoc Pennington.
	lwn.net /Articles/49178 (486 words)

	Inti: Integrated Foundation Classes
		The original Inti library was first released by Havoc Pennington in 2001 but its development was later abandoned.
		Inti is loosely based on the source code from the original Inti library released by Havoc Pennington.
		Unfortunately, Havoc was committed to the ongoing development of GTK+-2.0 and didn't have enough time.
	inti.sourceforge.net /faq.html (1294 words)

	For the love of the code
		I would consider Havoc Pennington the leader of Gnome.
		Now Havoc just wrote an interesting essay about the future dev environment for the free desktop entitled "Java, Mono or C++".
		Remember that Havoc carries great weight in the free world, particularly in the Gnome community.
	jroller.com /page/emileifrem/20040317 (1595 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		[Matt Wilson] * gtk_image_menu_item_new_from_stock() now falls back to new_with_mnemonic, for consistency with gtk_button_new_from_stock() [Havoc Pennington] * GdkModifierType is now consistently used for modifier mask parameters [Mark Patton] * gtk_widget_set_accel_path() is now publically exported.
		[Havoc Pennington] * Text widget bug fixes [Havoc, Dov Grobgeld, Hidetoshi Tajima] * Allow -1 for width/height in gdk_pixbuf_render_*().
		Use themeable pixbufs in dialogs, buttons, etc. [Havoc] * Theme engines reworked to use derivation and new object system.
	www.fis.unipr.it /doc/gtk2-2.2.4/NEWS (3002 words)

	Making crypto user friendly
		This post from Havoc Pennington contains some interesting musings on what it would take to make crypto with PGP or GPG user-friendly.
		It's more than a nice GUI around the existing tools, says Havoc, it's that it needs to be more task-centered.
		I'm quite a keen user of PGP encryption, but it took me a long time to understand the concepts involved, and my use of it is still limited by the relative lack of integration of the current toolset.
	tim.oreilly.com /pub/wlg/2943 (199 words)

	Mike Rowehl » Blog Archive » Havoc Pennington comments about The Linux Desktop
		Mike Rowehl » Blog Archive » Havoc Pennington comments about The Linux Desktop
		Havoc Pennington posted an entry in his weblog about picking a language/architecture/platform for Linux desktop development.
		I found the post as a whole to be very informative.
	www.bitsplitter.net /blog/?p=194 (249 words)

	JD on EP: Java, Mono, or C++?
		This is an essay by Havoc Pennington of GNOME about how open-source efforts eventually have to move beyond low-level languages into higher-level constructs.
		Mono as it currently stands has serious problems, including strategic and intellectual property concerns.
		(JD on MX) This is an essay by Havoc Pennington of GNOME about how open-source efforts eventually have...
	weblogs.macromedia.com /jd/archives/2004/03/java_mono_or_c.cfm (345 words)

	Solaris Central: Interview with Havoc Pennington of Red Hat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Solaris Central: Interview with Havoc Pennington of Red Hat
		OSNews published an interview with Havoc Pennington, the head manager of Red Hat's Desktop department, also known for his freedesktop.org initiative and his very active/leading role in Gnome.
		Havoc discusses the internal changes on Red Hat, the future of the desktop version of Red Hat Linux, the XFree86 fork Xoutert, GTK+ and Gnome while he characteristically says regarding Linux eating UNIX's marketshare: "...nails are firmly in the UNIX coffin, and it's just a matter of time."
	www.solariscentral.org /article.php?story=311&mode=print (93 words)

	Inti: Integrated Foundation Classes
		I approached Havoc Pennington who kindly agreed to let me use the name Inti, originally a set of C++ foundation libraries written by him but no longer in active development.
		Apart from a GUI toolkit, the original Inti project had expansive plans to include several other modules and was to be the official C++ platform for Red Hat Linux.
		Unfortunately Havoc had commitments to several other projects, including the development of GTK+ itself, and was unable to continue developing Inti.
	inti.sourceforge.net /history.html (615 words)

	Mugshot Blog » Blog Archive » Social Networking
		If anything that “tracks a list of friends on a web site” is social networking, so be it.
		This entry was posted on Wednesday, May 31st, 2006 at 7:04 pm by Havoc and is filed under Design Process, learn.
		You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
	blog.mugshot.org /?p=149 (1068 words)

	OSGalaxy
		If you think about an example like the "Blah blah blah blah - Havoc" images earlier, the idea is to display all of "Havoc" first, and then as much of "Blah blah blah blah" as possible.
		A side benefit is that it's easy to interoperate with remote DAV shares, either exporting a vfs share as DAV or mounting a DAV share with the vfs, and there's no loss of information or semantic mismatch when doing this.
		Havoc Pennington: Web services coming to a desktop near you
	osgalaxy.com /v2/index.php?source=1 (5186 words)

	NewsForge \| XFree86 core developers disband - so what?
		The project itself lives on, as do a number of others that might one day take its place.
		Havoc Pennington, the GTK/Gnome guru now involved with freedesktop.org, told NewsForge, "It isn't obvious what the way forward is." He added, "On freedesktop.org we host several X projects." Pennington noted that the projects are not endorsed by Freedesktop.org, merely hosted by them.
		Cool guy, but I hope that he would take the XFree86 project under Red Hat and put Mike Harris to work on it, pinching code from Keith Packard's 3D/transparency stuff.
	www.newsforge.com /software/04/01/02/0042218.shtml?tid=132&tid=82 (909 words)

	redhat.com \| Home
		Havoc Pennington, a Director of the GNOME Foundation, author of a book on GTK+/Gnome Application Development and all around Red Hat Interface Guru, is a critical member of the team that recently finished work on Red Hat Linux 8.0.
		We sat down with him to get some answers about what's new, what's Blue, and what's cool in this new version.
		That's a pretty sweet name you have, Havoc.
	www.redhat.com /advice/ask_havoc.html (967 words)

	[No title]
		== Havoc Pennington's items == Havoc has been looking at a replacement for CVS, and found many alternatives.
		Darcs tries hard to preserve space using hardlinks as well.
		== Havoc's feature ideas == Further down in his blog, Havoc lists the following: * ''The version control system keeps track of how to submit patches (mailing list, bugzilla, etc.) and has a "submit patch" command.
	www.ii.uib.no /~ketil/darcs-comments/_darcs/current/ResponseToHavoc.txt (888 words)

	Introduction to Gconf > Other Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Havoc has contributed to a number of GNOME applications, including a data analysis tool, a Linux package management tool, a PPP dialup configurator, an icon editor, a clustering configuration tool, and some small desktop utilities.
		Havoc currently works for Red Hat Advanced Development Labs, where he enhances the Linux desktop development infrastructure and user experience.
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	www.informit.com /articles/article.asp?p=17885&seqNum=5 (189 words)

	O'Reilly Network Weblogs: O'Reilly Editors Debate "Havoc Pennington rant at Sun's strange strategy"
		O'Reilly Editors Debate "Havoc Pennington rant at Sun's strange strategy"
		Edd forwarded a pointer to "Havoc Pennington's rant on Sun's strange strategy".
		O'Reilly Radar "watches the alpha geeks" to determine emerging technology trends, and serves as a platform for advocacy about issues of importance to the technical community.
	tim.oreilly.com /lpt/wlg/4543 (450 words)

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