Opera Claims Microsoft Has Poor Interoperability
Noksagt writes "Opera CTO Hakon Lie has countered the claims that Bill Gates made regarding Microsoft's superior interoperability last week. He points out their invalid webpages, MS's unwillingness to serve the same content to different browsers, IE's poor CSS support, tardy documentation and limitations of their XML format, and more." From the article: "You say you believe in interoperability. Why then, did you terminate the Web Core Fonts initiative you started in 1996? You deserve credit for starting it, but why close down a project which could have given you yet much good will? (Verdana sucks, but Georgia is beautiful!)"
I'm not much into the fine arts, but someone's written an opera about Microsoft's poor interoperability?!
I can't wait to hear the fat lady sing in this one!
I'm a big tall mofo.
(Verdana sucks, but Georgia is beautiful!
Actually verdana is the better font, and georgia is weak & problematic.
Now you can only get them with Windows. Just like a drug pusher... the first one's free, then you pay, and only from them.
"Let's PRAISE Microsoft instead."
I'm so glad Microsoft brought Opera to my attention! Go Microsoft!!
"Derp de derp."
The author obviously has never been to Atlanta.
Friends don't let friends misuse the subjunctive.
Nah ... it's free advertising. Why else do you think Microsoft has let Slashdot live?
The higher the technology, the sharper that two-edged sword.
My dog's better than your dog...
try to validate the www.msn.co.il (it's the israeli portal),
... and... you'll get 1338 errors (on 1 page!!!)
I think it tells a lot about this 1337 (+1) company
Supports Windows NT/XP/2K/Pocket PC. Now that's interoperability! NOT!
It's like C# being multiplatform... multiple windows platforms...
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Remind me not to hire you to design a website
BeauHD. Worst editor since kdawson.
You have to admit that they're pretty good at some things
Like making money, getting away with breaking the law, and software installs are a breeze in windows, just browse the web for a while and software just installs itself without any help.