Eazel was a software company based in Mountain View, California from 1999 to 2001. The enterprise was staffed with former employees of Apple Computer, Netscape, Be Inc. , Linuxcare, Microsoft, Red Hat and Sun Microsystems, among others. Mike Boich was CEO; Bud Tribble was VP of Engineering; Andy Hertzfeld was a principal designer and Darin Adler led development. Susan Kare, author of the original Macintosh icons, was brought in to design new vector graphics-based iconography.
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- Eazel war ein Software-Unternehmen in Mountain View, Kalifornien. Das Unternehmen wurde 1999 gegründet. Die Mitarbeiter waren zum Teil frühere Angestellte von Apple Computer, Netscape, Be Incorporated, Linuxcare und Sun Microsystems. Bekanntester Mitarbeiter war Andy Hertzfeld, einer der Software-Entwickler des Macintosh-Betriebssystems. Ein Ziel von Eazel war es, den Nautilus-Dateimanager für den GNOME-Desktop zu entwickeln. Kurz nach dem Erscheinen von Nautilus 1.0 war das Unternehmen Eazel pleite, als es nicht gelang, weiteres Risikokapital zu erhalten (Mai 2001). Der Nautilus-Dateimanager besteht weiter als Teil von GNOME und wird von der Open-Source-Community weiterentwickelt.
- Eazel was a software company based in Mountain View, California from 1999 to 2001. The enterprise was staffed with former employees of Apple Computer, Netscape, Be Inc. , Linuxcare, Microsoft, Red Hat and Sun Microsystems, among others. Mike Boich was CEO; Bud Tribble was VP of Engineering; Andy Hertzfeld was a principal designer and Darin Adler led development. Susan Kare, author of the original Macintosh icons, was brought in to design new vector graphics-based iconography. Eazel's main achievement was the new Nautilus file manager for the GNOME desktop environment. Its business plan involved monetizing online services to be offered through Nautilus such as storage, but it failed to do so before venture capital ran out. On 13 March 2001, Eazel released Nautilus 1.0 and laid off most of its employees. It attempted to sell its core development group but went out of business in May 2001. The Nautilus file manager has continued to be updated by the free and open source software community.
- Eazel（イーゼル）は、かつて存在したアメリカ合衆国のソフトウェア開発企業。マイク・ボッシュ、アンディ・ハーツフェルド、バド・トリブル、スーザン・ケアら（多くが初代Template:Langの開発メンバー）によって1999年に設立され、オープンソースのTemplate:Lang向けファイルマネージャである Template:Lang を開発していたが、2001年に事業停止し解散している。
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- Eazel（イーゼル）は、かつて存在したアメリカ合衆国のソフトウェア開発企業。マイク・ボッシュ、アンディ・ハーツフェルド、バド・トリブル、スーザン・ケアら（多くが初代Template:Langの開発メンバー）によって1999年に設立され、オープンソースのTemplate:Lang向けファイルマネージャである Template:Lang を開発していたが、2001年に事業停止し解散している。
- Eazel war ein Software-Unternehmen in Mountain View, Kalifornien. Das Unternehmen wurde 1999 gegründet. Die Mitarbeiter waren zum Teil frühere Angestellte von Apple Computer, Netscape, Be Incorporated, Linuxcare und Sun Microsystems. Bekanntester Mitarbeiter war Andy Hertzfeld, einer der Software-Entwickler des Macintosh-Betriebssystems. Ein Ziel von Eazel war es, den Nautilus-Dateimanager für den GNOME-Desktop zu entwickeln.
- Eazel was a software company based in Mountain View, California from 1999 to 2001. The enterprise was staffed with former employees of Apple Computer, Netscape, Be Inc. , Linuxcare, Microsoft, Red Hat and Sun Microsystems, among others. Mike Boich was CEO; Bud Tribble was VP of Engineering; Andy Hertzfeld was a principal designer and Darin Adler led development. Susan Kare, author of the original Macintosh icons, was brought in to design new vector graphics-based iconography.
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