A side note really, but that's quite a leap to suggest that Symphony
has anything to do with OO.
Lotus wrote Symphony, maybe coming on 25 years ago now. I worked
with one of the four (I think) guys who wrote it for a while. One of
the dinosaurs that died out, the tightly integrated office
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 08:18, Mark Stanton wrote:
A side note really, but that's quite a leap to suggest that Symphony
has anything to do with OO.
Lotus wrote Symphony, maybe coming on 25 years ago now. I worked
with one of the four (I think) guys who wrote it for a while. One of
the
@Plino
Win/win? Fabulous! :-)
Nope, didn't have a chance to read to the end of the page.
I probably don't believe them, in any but the most superficial sense,
but then I get very cynical sometimes ;-)
Thanks for that
Mark Stanton
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It has turned out to be very interesting discussion. And surprise
surprise that MS is dying a slow death. There have been comments on the
early age of computing (when I wasn't even born) and worked on Intel
branded crap hardware.
Nevertheless, this is the time to focus on the User Interface.
Possibly an alternate UI for LO could be a Right Click anywhere on the
Window, Enlightenment and XFCE use this to bring up the Main Menu in
addition to having a drop down menu.
Wayne
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Stereotactic maill...@postinbox.comwrote:
It has turned out to be very
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/15/oracle_letting_openoffice_go/
Oracle is turning OpenOffice into a purely community project, and no
longer plans to offer a commercial version of the collaboration suite
loved by many.
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