Eazel
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Eazel was a computer software company based in Mountain View, California. Staffed with former employees of Apple Computer, Netscape, Be, Linuxcare, Microsoft, Red Hat and Sun Microsystems, Eazel's goal was to produce the Nautilus file manager for the GNOME desktop environment on the Linux operating system. Shortly after releasing Nautilus 1.0, Eazel went out of business in May 2001 after being unable to secure additional venture funding. The Nautilus file manager continued to be updated by the open source community.
See also
- Darin Adler
- Shane Culpepper
- Ramiro Estrugo
- Mike Fleming
- Eric Fischer
- Eli Goldberg
- John Harper
- Andy Hertzfeld
- Susan Kare
- George Lebl
- Ian McKellar
- Brett Neely
- Eskil Heyn Olsen
- Robey Pointer (see Eggdrop)
- Gene Z. Ragan
- Arlo Rose
- Rebecka Schulman
- Frank Siebenlist
- Robin Slomkowski
- John Sullivan
- Bud Tribble
- Jong Shin
- Ken Kocienda
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