On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 14:49 +1000, Daniel Kasak wrote:
As I'm always one for conspiracy theories, let me suggest the following ...
I'm much more inclined to believe in the power of ignorance, and lack of
long term vision.
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Ian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ZMSL
I'm not much for conspiracy theories either, anything that requires much
planning or accuracy is doomed.
It's been hard to find articles that are more than just re-writes of the
Register piece (or whatever they used). However, it does seem that a
common theme in the earlier articles was
On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 03:38 -0400, Lars D. Noodén wrote:
I'm not much for conspiracy theories either, anything that requires much
planning or accuracy is doomed.
It's been hard to find articles that are more than just re-writes of the
Register piece (or whatever they used). However, it
Hello Dion,
I work in a Chinese school as computer administrator and I want to help
our management in how to reduce the expenses in buying Microsoft Office.
You came to the right place. :-)
I'm just curios about the license of Open Office before I go to anywhere
else. I like to ask is...
IMHO, someone who is a reporter and on the ground should spent some
time trying to find out what was behind this decision. Like Ian, I
suspect mere laziness and misunderstanding and fear. I also don't buy
the interoperability argument UNLESS the cops are planning to buy more
MS integration later
Hi,
I just found out about this product. It is basically a grammar
checker on steroids. I would have ignored it, except for the fact
that it claims to have a patent pending on its grammar checker
functions.
Of course, it is only compatible with Word and Outlook.
The whole thing looks
Sebastian Luque wrote:
How can it be ok to sell and distribute something that is free? Can
somebody please explain?
If I give you a product under a particular copyright license, you are
free to distribute it under the terms of that license. If that license
says that charging money is ok,
Daniel Carrera [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
If I give you a product under a particular copyright license, you are
free to distribute it under the terms of that license. If that license
says that charging money is ok, then it's ok. And the ammount of money I
charge you for the original
