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June 2008
MGCS website goes live
Hatton Marketing completes the website design and build for MGCS Limited, a quantity surveying practice offering quantity surveying, estimating, cost control and management resourcing to some of the biggest players in the construction sector.
Using Ubuntu for Web Design - part
In which we're following the experience of HM's techical director Tim Hatton using Ubuntu for web design... if he can get past playing with the display settings and not downloading games.
Ubuntu and webdesign
HM's technical director, Tim Hatton, had a computer blow up last week - so he's installed Ubuntu on it and is going to be blogging here on his experience with it. He just likes playing with new things, really...
So my computer is dead. It is an ex-computer. The computer I started my web design business (www.timhatton.com) with several years ago with is no more.