Digital Tool Company
Software Development in Cape Town

The home page for software developer The Digital Tool Company.

The Digital Tool Company is a leading custom software development company based in Cape Town, South Africa. Using industry standard tools and practises we develop high performance, carefully tailored applications for any business. The Digital Tool Company's primary focus is on custom application development for intranet and Internet applications. Our approach is based on developing tools that are useful and bring value to your company. The Digital Tool Company has a history of developing software for other development companies. We have lent our expertise to many complex and understaffed projects and have excelled in delivering new approaches and systems to existing processes. And when KMail starts up it wants to look inside those. As you can see, applications, places, and recent documents are together, and can be searched together. RainCT has been doing some fantastic work integrating GNOME Shell with Zeitgeist, an event-based search tool. And check out the Getting Involved section on the GNOME Shell page on GNOME Live! GNOME Shell is potentially the standard interface for GNOME 3.0. What it does, is link the mouse, keyboard and clipboard of multiple PCs together, so you don’t have to keep swapping from one keyboard and mouse to another. Let’s say that you eschewed the ridiculously last-century (if ever) WebForms, in favour of something a little more modern. Just over a decade ago IBM claimed that there were a surprising number of OS/2 desktops out there. They knew IBM looks after its customers, and they wanted IBM to take care of their IT infrastructure while they took care of the business of managing money. IBM can install OS/2, or Linux, throughout a company, because they manage the hardware, and the support. They train the consultants or the IT department, and the consultants train the staff. He might not be cheap, but he’s worth every penny.) His girlfriend is rather proud of running Mint too. It works perfectly on Windows, so it’s not the webcam! (ACME might also say that nobody makes it easy to write a Linux kernel driver. But when they start to play with it, they discover that it doesn’t work quite the way they had in mind. If you’ve ever seen a constantly-bickering old couple, perhaps you’ll agree that familiarity and love might have more in common than many care to admit. And nobody wonders why Skype shows an image, but there is no sound coming out their speakers.