Exactly. I say that if one does not care for this recent development, why not ignore it and move along? Instead, ACs ocme out of the woodwork to start some crap for no other reason other than to annoy.
Feh.
I think it's more of a proof that Linux stuff can be ported without relying on X, which is why people still put up with MS Office for Mac rather than use OpenOffice.
I know that's one of the reasons I do. (Flame away!)
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How has Linux surpassed OS X on the desktop? What? There are more Linux home users than OS X users? When did THAT happen?
Exactly. I say that if one does not care for this recent development, why not ignore it and move along? Instead, ACs ocme out of the woodwork to start some crap for no other reason other than to annoy. Feh.
Hey, tough guy. What's "also-ran" mean to you?
And how brave are you to hide behind anonymity?
It's more than just about a browser. It's about porting Linux/KDE stuff over without middlemen like X11. That's a nice little achievement.
:-)
And if someone really really sees no point, THEY DON"T HAVE TO USE IT.
I think it's more of a proof that Linux stuff can be ported without relying on X, which is why people still put up with MS Office for Mac rather than use OpenOffice. I know that's one of the reasons I do. (Flame away!)
If K-Office has got proper Unicode support, then... it certainly is a good idea to switch away from MS some more...
You certainly told 'em, Anonymous Coward, man of the people...