...interoperate with other popular office suites such as OpenOffice.org and Microsoft Office..
Until Microsoft nails down their XML patent, then see how fast that KOffice suddenly stops working with MSOffice.:/
cologne-laced envelope
Unless you wear a lot of pink, have a (gay) chihuahua named Bruiser, and somehow get through Harvard law school, the perfume approach usually doesn't work.
I think I'll contribute my $5 to George Bush next time I One-Click buy "Enron: The Truth behind the scandals" or Michael Moore's "Dude Where's my Country"
Believe it or not, but there are provisions in the Patriot Act that would actually serve some good use. More open lines of communication between agencies for instance, but then again, they're overshadowed by sections like "If you are caught on the border with more than $10,000 on your person, you can be detained and questioned until it is made certain that you're not a drug smuggler" ( Actually in the Act, under Currency Smuggling I think )
There's a big difference to politicians between "what it says" and "how we can warp it". Patriot Act, harmless on paper, bad in effect, DMCA same thing
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I think they call that a "productive" office suite
...interoperate with other popular office suites such as OpenOffice.org and Microsoft Office.. Until Microsoft nails down their XML patent, then see how fast that KOffice suddenly stops working with MSOffice. :/
I, personally, would be honoured to work for someone who's username on SlashDot was "poot_rootbeer" :)
cologne-laced envelope Unless you wear a lot of pink, have a (gay) chihuahua named Bruiser, and somehow get through Harvard law school, the perfume approach usually doesn't work.
I think I'll contribute my $5 to George Bush next time I One-Click buy "Enron: The Truth behind the scandals" or Michael Moore's "Dude Where's my Country"
Believe it or not, but there are provisions in the Patriot Act that would actually serve some good use. More open lines of communication between agencies for instance, but then again, they're overshadowed by sections like "If you are caught on the border with more than $10,000 on your person, you can be detained and questioned until it is made certain that you're not a drug smuggler" ( Actually in the Act, under Currency Smuggling I think )
There's a big difference to politicians between "what it says" and "how we can warp it". Patriot Act, harmless on paper, bad in effect, DMCA same thing
Damn straight.
Lines like that will only aid to pissing off the team at SCO, at which point they'll have to follow etiquette rules and bite their tongue.