Blogging Roller

Mozilla is highly customizable and offers a number of user options, while Netscape forces users to accept many features and functions they probably don't want while removing some they probably do. [eWeek - Netscape 7.0 Shrivels Under Mozilla's Shadow]

"Unless [Netscape parent company] AOL makes a move soon, Netscape may find itself battling Opera for the last 1 percent to 2 percent of the market." ... "The browser war is in fact a massacre" [ WinFormant - New Netscape, Mozilla Browsers No Match for IE]

"We've not seen any improvement in the current IT spending environment. In fact, some would say it might actually be worsening," Chief Financial Officer Steve McGowan said during a conference call with financial analysts. [CNET - IT outlook darkens Sun's revenue view]

Ovum software analyst Bola Rotibi said BEA's biggest problem remains its identity. The company calls itself an "application infrastructure" company - offering web services development environment, portal and integration software atop an application server. To many, though, it is still primarily known as an application server company. [The Register - Developer army not on the way for BEA]

Jeff Duska suggests the following for Roller:

* a much better editor. The current edit is too simple.
* How do you change your password?
* A way to upload templates 

Jeff: If you use the Roller $macros.showEntryPermalink() in your day template, you'll get a permalink for each weblog entry.