On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 04:22, Mike Williams wrote:
> She is either seriously biased
She is a prime example of "the paid shill".
Pay her, and she'll say exactly what you want her to say. To describe
her as a journalist is akin to describing Paris Hilton as the
presidential candidate of the Ripo
On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 06:22:31 -0500, Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
She is either seriously biassed or she doesn't know anything about OO.o
(i.e. what she's talking about). How can she dislike something she has
no knowledge of?
Either way, her article was rubbish.
I think this a
Excellent, thanks for taking the time to detail this for me. It's
definitely a great process!
-Ben
On Sep 18, 2008, at 9:20 AM, Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
FYI: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Pinneberg
Charles.
Le 18 sept. 08 à 15:16, Charles-H. Schulz a écrit :
Hello Ben,
Pin
Hello Ben,
Pinneberg is some wiki-bazaar style effort to describe what the future
of Openoffice.org as a software could be. The idea is not that we
should work on it like we could work specific features. The idea is to
define a broad overview of what we want, then come up with a "concept
FYI: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Pinneberg
Charles.
Le 18 sept. 08 à 15:16, Charles-H. Schulz a écrit :
Hello Ben,
Pinneberg is some wiki-bazaar style effort to describe what the
future of Openoffice.org as a software could be. The idea is not
that we should work on it lik
Hi Charles,
What is the Pinneberg effort exactly? I must have missed hearing about
it before so I'm a little lost on this one.
Alexandro--Working closer with the KDE folks would be great. I'd like
to present my FOSSbook social network idea to them for some feedback
as well...
-Ben
On S
I read the article, and noticed there are a lot of "It claims" and "It
says".
No facts at all, no evidence, no tests, no proof. Just claims. Who would
take any notice of this?
The author has also stated a few things that suggest a general dislike
of OpenOffice.org. How come she didn't say that
Le 18 sept. 08 à 09:12, Florian Effenberger a écrit :
Hi Alexandro,
Important article that talks about OpenOffice.org being too slow
and how they will launch an office alternative that praise to run
faster and on more OS (Windows CE, PocketPC, FreeBSD).
http://opensource.sys-con.com/nod
Alexandro,
That could be interesting. May I invite you (everybody is) to join the
Pinneberg effort? It could be a very good medium to corral your ideas
and in general new concepts for future OOo releases.
Best,
Charles.
Le 18 sept. 08 à 02:53, Alexandro Colorado a écrit :
This email wa
Hi,
I would love to architect a marketing campaign target at SoftMaker
encouraging Freedom and what OOo can really innovate with a good set of
extensions and tools that might leave the alternative on the dust.
well, I generally hesitate of doing marketing against one specific
company. We can
On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 02:46:57 -0500, Volker Merschmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
2008/9/18 Alexandro Colorado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Important article that talks about OpenOffice.org being too slow and how
they will launch an office alternative that praise to run faster and on
more
OS (
Hi,
These arguments are not new. If you have context-sensitive Google-Ads
on a page where Openoffice.org is mentioned, you often get a
"OpenOffice.org slow, bloated?"-Ad which points to Softmaker.
They do this since years. Not nice.
seems they are in dire need to sell something. ;-)
Florian
Hi,
2008/9/18 Alexandro Colorado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Important article that talks about OpenOffice.org being too slow and how
> they will launch an office alternative that praise to run faster and on more
> OS (Windows CE, PocketPC, FreeBSD).
>
These arguments are not new. If you have context-s
Hi Alexandro,
Important article that talks about OpenOffice.org being too slow and how
they will launch an office alternative that praise to run faster and on
more OS (Windows CE, PocketPC, FreeBSD).
http://opensource.sys-con.com/node/680195
thanks for pointing this out.
Well, I guess the
Important article that talks about OpenOffice.org being too slow and how
they will launch an office alternative that praise to run faster and on
more OS (Windows CE, PocketPC, FreeBSD).
http://opensource.sys-con.com/node/680195
Softmaker are the developers of Textmaker which is pretty popula
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