Considering wine runs on top of Linux, as long as you don't play with knives (AKA run things as root), this shouldn't be a problem. Well, unless you are worried about you're fake windows...
Gnome es open source. And even though it's not perfect, I have 20 people using it on a daily basis at the office with no complaints. I think that it makes absolutely no sense to project open office on all open source.
I do not see how MS buying AOL stock is going to change ANYTHING at all in the Mozilla Foundation. They are self-sufficient, independent and have been since at least the start of FireFox. I think there are more programmers working in google then in AOL.
When can we expect a Linux version? I understand the market share of Windows vs. Linux, but it would really make a statement if they would implement it on Linux
Yes, he has been claiming this, altough the main page does kinda say:
"Finally! A complete Web Authoring System for Linux Desktop users as well as Microsoft Windows and Macintosh users to rival programs like FrontPage and Dreamweaver"
Still, just to be able to OPEN a PHP file in linux would be a very big step forward.
Now, if only Glazman would give up fighting against PHP and make is useable enough for us web developers. (You can't open PHP files in Linux unless you do it VIA FTP or you stand on your left foot while holding your nose) Although for those who still only develope plain HTML it's a great app.
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I think the day Google doesn't have a certain secrecy around them, they will loose a lot of their appeal.
Well, considering there are more and more new computers being shipped with Linux, and how far away Vista's release is, maybe this isn't 100% accurate.
Here is a shorter version of the article in Spanish.
Aca tienen una version mas resumida en español.
Everybody should note that they also block search terms in Germnay and France.
I think they should stop fighting technology and start using it as a buisness model...
Big names just keep on teaming up to beat down Microsoft.
How long will they be able to resist this?
Yeah, and collaborate for free with the marketing machin... wait... did you say FREE?
gimmi gimmi gimmi
Considering wine runs on top of Linux, as long as you don't play with knives (AKA run things as root), this shouldn't be a problem.
Well, unless you are worried about you're fake windows...
100 million hate-emails is a lot of hate mail.
It is all hate mail, right?
Too bad they don't show OS and Browser stats like the good all days.
Good thing they're recognizing that there are much better products then theirs
Well I'm not overweight, pregnant or seem to have genetic predisposition and still have it.
And as a programmer I spend all day typing.
Coincidence?
You can anti-paparazzi flash be a GREAT idea.
It only applies to 0.00001% of the worlds population...
Yes, that does annoy me, But is that proof that open source just can't produce good enough software?
Gnome es open source. And even though it's not perfect, I have 20 people using it on a daily basis at the office with no complaints.
I think that it makes absolutely no sense to project open office on all open source.
I do not see how MS buying AOL stock is going to change ANYTHING at all in the Mozilla Foundation.
They are self-sufficient, independent and have been since at least the start of FireFox.
I think there are more programmers working in google then in AOL.
I think blocking an entire country is a bit much, and a bit to mucho discrimination for the globalized world that we live in right now...
When can we expect a Linux version?
I understand the market share of Windows vs. Linux, but it would really make a statement if they would implement it on Linux
Well, Spain's TLD is ".es", Argentina's ".ar", UK's is ".uk"
Think that 2 letter TLDs are ok
It's never going to be truly global unless you share the control...
Wasn't this suppose to be the "WORLD Wide Web"?
I think someone lost sight of what they were doing...
I know this wasnt one of your options, but I have implemented Ubuntu very well with a very good reception from non-tech users.
Yes, he has been claiming this, altough the main page does kinda say:
"Finally! A complete Web Authoring System for Linux Desktop users as well as Microsoft Windows and Macintosh users to rival programs like FrontPage and Dreamweaver"
Still, just to be able to OPEN a PHP file in linux would be a very big step forward.
Now, if only Glazman would give up fighting against PHP and make is useable enough for us web developers. (You can't open PHP files in Linux unless you do it VIA FTP or you stand on your left foot while holding your nose)
Although for those who still only develope plain HTML it's a great app.
Yay!
Now we only have to wait til 2020 for MS to release MS Office with support for Oasis, que it's compatibility all around us!