I agree with you Chad.
>> if I wanted something that looks like windows I'll boot up 98
>> and start
>> office.)
>
I don't like SO5.1 (which i assume you are refering to). The good news is
that SO 6.0 doesn't have this file manager thingy though it does insist on
taking you into a wp doc first. The bad news is that lots of things don't
work. Clicking on help does nothing, trying to "SaveAs" an excel file
crashes out of the program and I can no way to set up my printer. Its the
usual bugger to install as well. It does seem to load faster than the
previous version though. I think they have released a beta so that we will
bug test it for them......
I'm quite happy with WP8 (as long as I don't spell check my documents -which
hangs the system) but I could really use a decent linux spreadsheet (don't
anyone say gnomesheet). I colleague installed applixware suite on his
system and that looked quite good. NH.
>
> Well, that's you isn't it? The easiest way for Linux to get on the desktop
> is to provide a Windows front end with more stability and performance. You
> and I and others on the list might not shy away from new experiences. The
> masses in general don't want things to change and are not interested in new
> applications. Learning a new O/S and set of office applicatons takes time
> away from what the should be doing, which is writing reports, proposals,
> entering data etc.
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