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	The Big freedesktop.org Interview - OSNews.com
		Jim Gettys: The jury is out: one idea we've toyed with is to encourage most applications to use 16bit deep windows as much as possible.
		Jim Gettys: If we provide some way for toolkits to mark stable points in their display, it may be less necessary for applications to ask explicitly for double buffering.
		Jim Gettys: Understand that today's X applications draw fundamentally differently than your parent's X applications; we've found that a much simpler and narrower driver interface is sufficient for 2D graphics: 3D remains hard.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=5215&page=3 (1378 words)

	Jim Gettys - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jim works at HP Labs' Cambridge Research Laboratory.
		He is a member of the collegium of the Open Source Awards, and won the 1997 Internet Plumber of the Year award for his work on HTTP/1.1 on behalf of the group who worked on it.
		Jim is one of the keepers of the Flame (USENIX's 1999 Lifetime Achievement Award) on behalf of The X Window System Community at Large.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jim_Gettys (147 words)

	2005 Linux Symposium --
		Jim is part of HP Labs, currently working on making open source systems useful on desktop and handheld computers.
		Jim served until 1/2004 on the Gnome Foundation board of directors and currently serves on the X.org Foundation board of directors.
		Jim is one of the principle authors of the X Window System, edited the HTTP/1.1 specification for the IETF, and and one of the authors of AF, a network transparent audio server system, Jim is interested in systems design and implementation, collaborative systems, teleconferencing and most areas of Web technology.
	www.linuxsymposium.org /2005/view_bio.php?id=432 (168 words)

	Selected Bio: Jim Gettys, Vice President, Software Engineering - One Laptop per Child (OLPC) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Gettys is interested in open-source systems for education on very inexpensive computers.
		Gettys has served on the X.org Foundation board of directors and served until 2004 on the Gnome Foundation board of directors.
		Gettys worked at W3C from 1995-1999; he is the editor of the HTTP/1.1 specification (now an IETF Draft Standard).
	laptop.org /vision/people/JimGettys.shtml (142 words)

	Jim Gettys' Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim is now working on the One Laptop Per Child project which uses open source systems for education on very inexpensive computers.
		Jim continues to serve on the X.org Foundation board of directors and served until 1/2004 on the
		Jim is one of the principle authors of the
	www.handhelds.org /People/jg.html (196 words)

	OSDI'99 Technical Program - Tuesday, February 23
		Gettys joined Digital Equipment Corporation in 1983 to work on Project Athena, a joint experiment of MIT, Digital, and IBM for the educational use of computers in undergraduate education.
		Via the Internet, Gettys coordinated the development efforts of contributors both inside and outside Digital of the X Windows System, one of the first major software systems to be built in a distributed, collaborative fashion.
		Prior to joining Digital, Gettys worked for The Institute for Advanced Study, and The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, where he worked on such projects as the development of the infrared telescope for Space Lab II.
	www.usenix.org /publications/library/proceedings/osdi99/brochure/TechProgram1.html (534 words)

	USENIX ;login: - summaries
		Jim Gettys is a senior consultant engineer for Compaq Computer Corpora-tion's Industry Standards and Consortia Group and a visiting scientist at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) at M.I.T. He is the chair of the HTTP/NG Protocol Design Working Group of W3C.
		Gettys argued that caching would be more effective if it also occurred in the middle of the Net; the closer a cache is to the server, the more of that server's load the cache can offload.
		Gettys pointed out that the explosion of wireless devices means that bandwidth will still be a concern for the foreseeable future, as these devices often have less bandwidth than today's dial-up modems.
	www.usenix.org /publications/library/proceedings/osdi99/summaries/summaries.html (15428 words)

	2004 Linux Symposium --
		Jim served until 1/2004 on the Gnome Foundation board of directors and is serving on the interim board of the X.Org Foundation.
		Jim is the editor of the HTTP/1.1 specification.
		Jim is one of the principle authors of the X Window System, edited the HTTP/1.1 specification for the IETF, and and one of the authors of AF, a network transparent audio server system, Jim's interests and experience span systems design and implementation, collaborative systems, teleconferencing and most areas of Web technology.
	www.linuxsymposium.org /2004/view_bio.php?email=jim.gettys@hp.com (181 words)

	W3C Journal Volume 1 Number 4
		When Jim Gettys signed on to lead the sixth draft of the HTTP/1.1, he faced an unusual problem: too many good ideas.
		Gettys agreed to lead the project as managing editor; it was February 1996.
		Gettys, one of the principal authors of the X Windows System, would appear to be the right man to lead the effort to finalize HTTP/1.1.
	www.w3j.com /4/s1.people.html (1922 words)

	Jim Gettys and Kathy Sierra confirmed as keynote speakers \| GUADEC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Gettys will present the One Laptop Per Child initiative, and Free Software's place in that project.
		The man who will be choosing the final software for the laptop is Jim Gettys, well known for his work with XFree86 and Xorg.
		Jim will be coming to GUADEC to talk about the OLPC project, free software's place in the project, and where GNOME fits in to all this.
	www.guadec.org /node/68 (487 words)

	Software guru Gettys releases 'Open Source Desktop Technology Road Map'
		Jim Gettys has released a roadmap for the open source desktop and palmtop.
		The roadmap is an attempt to create a "sketch of the names and relationships of these technologies and projects, and a glimpse into their status and development," according to Gettys.
		Gettys founded (with Bob Scheifler) the X windowing system and edited the final specification for HTML 1.1, but has worked more recently on the handhelds.org and Gnome projects.
	www.desktoplinux.com /news/NS6769169990.html (208 words)

	UGeek Geek News - Linux needs common GUI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		At the Linux Expo on Thursday, the senior consulting engineer at Compaq, Jim Gettys, told a group of Linux developers that a common GUI standard was needed for Linux to punch into the mainstream and gain more market share on Microsoft's Windows.
		Gettys was one of the original developers who worked on the X-Windows interface, released in 1986.
		Gettys emphasized the use of Linux on embedded devices and said that mouse-based OSs are wimpy.
	www.geek.com /techupdate/may99/linuxgui.htm (511 words)

	TechNetCast Archives
		Jim Gettys http://www.w3.org/People/Gettys/" ] is currently at the W3C on loan from Compaq Computer Corporation's Industry Standards and Consortia group.
		Jim Gettys compares the paths of proprietary and open source variants of UNIX and details how the open source movement has impacted the development of X Window.
		Jim Gettys is currently at the W3C on loan from Compaq Computer Corporation's Industry Standards and Consortia group.
	technetcast.ddj.com /tnc_catalog.html?item_id=1109 (127 words)

	Jim Gettys at AllExperts
		Gettys worked at HP Labs' Cambridge Research Laboratory.
		He is a member of the collegium of the Open Source Awards, and won the 1997 Internet Plumber of the Year award for his work on HTTP/1.1 on behalf of the group who worked on it.
		Gettys is one of the keepers of the Flame (USENIX's 1999 Lifetime Achievement Award) on behalf of The X Window System Community at Large.
	en.allexperts.com /e/j/ji/jim_gettys.htm (312 words)

	Linuxexpo 1999: Day 2: Jim Gettys Keynote (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim was happy to see that we're finally getting innovating desktops for X (Gnome and KDE), as in his mind all innovation stopped after CDE.
		Jim then showed a great video that was 7 year old and demonstrated a huge and very impressive hack where dragon dictate was running on dos with a gateway that would send the output to a Unix machine and actually let someone work on X without using a keyboard at all.
		Jim showed some basic voice recognition and a demo of X running, with a with a graphiti like input system.
	marc.merlins.org /linux/linuxexpo99/Day2/Keynotes/Gettys.html (345 words)

	HP Labs inventor profile: Jim Gettys
		For those in the Linux and Unix communities, Jim Gettys is something of an icon.
		Among other projects, Gettys is now exploring the possibilities around a 3D user environment and pursing his interest in disassociated computing, the ability to migrate applications among displays and use intput devices anywhere.
		In the interview below, Jim talks about his current projects, the benefits of X and some recent developments, the strength of the open source community, his background in astronomy and overcoming a mental block.
	www.hpl.hp.com /features/featured_inventors/Jim_Gettys.html (2027 words)

	IETF December 1998 Proceedings
		Presenting the case for such a Working Group were Jim Gettys, Henrik Frystyk Nielsen, and Mike Spreitzer.
		Jim Gettys then gave a brief introduction to the proposed charter.
		Jim Gettys tested and found consensus to proceed with work on the lowest layer and to work on more clearly articulating the problem statement and requirements for the rest of HTTP-NG.
	www.ietf.org /proceedings/98dec/43rd-ietf-98dec-139.html (2338 words)

	Gettys - Webled.com
		[ Gettys was a Veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp having served during the ]...
		[ Jim Gettys is interested in open-source systems for education on very ]...
		Jim is now working on the One Laptop Per Child project ]...
	www.webled.com /Gettys.htm (453 words)

	Wikipedia Embedded API Example \| KillerTux.com
		Jim helped establish the handhelds.org community, from which the development of Linux on handheld devices can be traced.
		One of his main goals at OLPC is to review and overhaul much of standard Linux software, in order to make it run faster and consume less memory and power.
		HP Labs Inventor Profile: Jim Gettys (January 2004)
	www.killertux.com /node/45?lookup=Jim_Gettys (350 words)

	Slashdot \| Linux Expo Names Technical Keynote Speaker
		Stacy Doster sent in a press release from Linux Expo saying that Jim Gettys from Compaq (probably more well known for his work at X work at Digital before they were gobbled up) will be making the keynote.
		Jim Gettys, this year's technical keynote, is one of the original authors of the X Window System.
		Jim is currently the editor of the IETF "Hypertext Transport Protocol -- HTTP/1.1" specification.
	slashdot.org /articles/99/02/05/1512220.shtml (462 words)

	jim_gettys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Gettys I'm working at W3C on loan from Compaq Computer Corporation 's Industry Standards and Consortia group.
		Jim Gettys Jim is part of HP Labs, currently working on making open source systems useful on desktop and handheld computers.
		Jim Gettys forum@xfree86.org Mon, 02 Feb 2004 11:28:56 -0500 Previous message: [Linux-fbdev-devel] Re: [forum] Re...
	jim_gettys.networklive.org (383 words)

	DBLP: Jim Gettys
		Jim Gettys: The Future Is Coming: Where the X Window System Should Go.
		Jim Gettys, Thoms M. Levergood, Andrew C. Payne, Lawrence C. Stewart, G.
		Jim Gettys, Philip L. Karlton, Scott McGregor: The X Window System, Version 11 Softw., Pract.
	www.sigmod.org /dblp/db/indices/a-tree/g/Gettys:Jim.html (178 words)

	LWN: Interview: Jim Gettys (Part I)
		Jim Gettys has a long history at the interesting edge of computing development; his past projects include MIT's Project Athena and the X Window System.
		Jim was kind enough to take what must have been a considerable amount of time to answer our questions on this project.
		He notes that "many applications seem to think that storing pixmaps in the X server (and often forgetting about them entirely) is a good strategy, whereas retransmitting or repainting the pixmap may be both faster and use less memory.", and he mentions Federico Mena-Quintera's work.
	lwn.net /Articles/188060 (5388 words)

	Candidacy: Jim Gettys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Name: Jim Gettys Email: Jim.Gettys@hp.com Corporate Affiliation: Hewlett-Packard Company Summary: I'm announcing myself as a candidate for the 2002 elections of the GNOME Foundation board of directors.
		The largest value I bring to Gnome is one of perspective to the operation of a number of different styles of organizations.
		Jim Gettys -- Jim Gettys Cambridge Research Laboratory HP Labs, Hewlett-Packard Company Jim.Gettys@hp.com
	mail.gnome.org /archives/foundation-announce/2002-November/msg00009.html (296 words)

	DBLP: Jim Gettys
		Jim Gettys: The Future Is Coming: Where the X Window System Should Go.
		Jim Gettys, Keith Packard : The X Resize and Rotate Extension - RandR.
		Jim Gettys, Thoms M. Levergood, Andrew C. Payne, Lawrence C. Stewart, G.
	www.informatik.uni-trier.de /~ley/db/indices/a-tree/g/Gettys:Jim.html (185 words)

	freshmeat.net: Editorials - Editorial: The Two Edged Sword
		Jim Gettys, one of the original authors of the X Window System, sent in a very in depth editorial dealing with the X Window System and its proposed future.
		Copyright notice: All reader-contributed material on freshmeat.net is the property and responsibility of its author; for reprint rights, please contact the author directly.
		Jim Gettys, Copyright 1998, All Rights Reserved - distributed by Freshmeat with permission of the author.
	www.butte.cc.ca.us /~jerryg/art_of_unix/resources/Two_Edged_Sword.html (3608 words)

	freshmeat.net: Editorials - Editorial: The Two Edged Sword
		Jim Gettys, one of the original authors of the X Window System, sent in a very in depth editorial dealing with the X Window System and its proposed future.
		Copyright notice: All reader-contributed material on freshmeat.net is the property and responsibility of its author; for reprint rights, please contact the author directly.
		Jim Gettys, Copyright 1998, All Rights Reserved - distributed by Freshmeat with permission of the author.
	freshmeat.net /articles/view/122 (3616 words)

	Re: Jim Gettys for the board... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		I just wanted to chime in to say that I think Jim's been a terrific asset to the board this year.
		He's been a voice of reason at all times and a big advocate for (1) looking at the bigger picture of where computing is going, (2) worrying about sound process, and (3) interoperability with other desktop environments.
		Bart Jim Gettys wrote: >Jim Gettys >Jim.Gettys@compaq.com > >As the mail address implies, I work for Compaq Computer Corporation.
	lists.gnome.org /archives/foundation-list/2001-November/msg00036.html (313 words)

	With Release, X.Org Seals Fate of XFree86
		Gettys explained to internetnews.com that, in his opinion, a number of other events and decisions were made without proper community consultation.
		Gettys said the newly formed X.Org Foundation is different than its immediate predecessor, the X.Org consortium.
		The consortium was an industry based organization, whereas the Foundation is an open membership organization that allows membership and a voice in governance to any that have contributed to development.
	www.internetnews.com /fina-news/article.php/3338031 (986 words)

	BYTE.com
		Jim Gettys, visiting scientist at the World Wide Web Consortium, describes a more efficient Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
		Gettys: If what you're doing is downloading one huge image, there's no substitute for bandwidth.
		Gettys: I think it's perfectly fine to want to be able to access files in a file system via the Web [which is one of the things that WebNFS and CIFS let you do].
	www.byte.com /art/9705/sec3/art13.htm (1266 words)

	DB&LP: Jim Gettys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Gettys, Philip L. Karlton, Scott McGregor : The X Window System, Version 11.
		Robert Scheifler, Jim Gettys: The X Window System.
		Ingrid Carlbom, William M. Hsu, Gudrun Klinger, Richard Szeliski, Keith Waters, Michael Doyle, Jim Gettys, Kirsten M. Harris, Thoms M. Levergood, Ricky Palmer, Larry Palmer, Marc Picart, Demitri Terzopoulos, David Tonnesen, Michael Vannier, Greg Wallace : Modeling and Analysis of Empirical Data in Collaborative Environments.
	researchsmp2.cc.vt.edu /DB/db/indices/a-tree/g/Gettys:Jim.html (98 words)

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