In a message dated 18/12/2005 02:48:37 GMT Standard Time,
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FH It seems there is a fox in hen house. Does it take a rocket
scientist to see the MS has taken XML, fiddled with it to make it
better (XAML THE CAMEL), and of course, has no incentive to then
further
Andrew,
I don't think you are as independent as I am in drawing conclusions
about MS's manipulation of W3C.
You seem linked to MS..
Andrew Watt is an independent consultant and computer book author
with an interest and expertise in various XML technologies.
Currently, he is focusing on the
This could be good news if the rumours are true
Google may be buying Opera browser
Just think of how many people will download the Google browser if this
happens, with already support for SVG Tiny
http://uk.builder.com/0,39026540,39289024,00.htm
Francis Hemsher wrote:
Hi Sherm,
I guess
Francis,
Before going too far out on a limb and running off your mouth about what the
W3C should or should not do, you might want to read up on what the W3C is.
The W3C is not a public organization set up for the general good of society.
Far from it. It is a membership-based club for
Ronan,
Maybe you are a little too hard on Francis. Anyway, this is my
version (one of possible):
Marvin,
Excuse me for interfering, but I need to say that I'm amazed to see
once more that a business model is often used as the ultimate
panacea to address any kind of question. I think Francis
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Ronan Oger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Francis,
Before going too far out on a limb and running off your mouth
about what the
W3C should or should not do, you might want to read up on what the
W3C is.
The W3C is not a public organization set up for
Dominico Wrote;
'cause I'm on vacation
for 15 days starting... now! Shame, because I would like to develop.
Sure,
If you're 10 seconds away from you laptop, you'll probably suffer
withdrawal...
Just kidding, enjoy.
Francis
P.S. Much can happen in 15 days...
Hi Sherm,
I guess you sent this as a statement from Adobe as a positive
indication of their continuing support of SVG.
The following quote from below to meet the needs of customers and
partners tells me as, an open-source developer, to expect diddly
from Adobe in the true future of SVG.
In my
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