In a message dated: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 11:51:25 EST
Benjamin Scott said:
> They probably don't. For the vast majority of companies, the segment of the
>population currently using Linux for web browsing (or who have Flash turned
>off) is insignificant. It would cost them more in time and effort to fix
>their website then the business they get from us.
True, but supposedly Linux has surpassed Mac as a desktop platform, and they
have both Mac-based clients and development tools.
Based on recent news regarding the Gnome/KDE foundations, the work by
Helix-Code and Eazel, if I were dealing with desktop apps, I'd make sure I
supported both Windows and Linux at this point! But I'm biased, so maybe
that's meaningless :)
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Seeya,
Paul
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