The Gnumeric spreadsheet from the Gnome project uses XML as it's native file format. I think their's is a project to watch. They also have as a goal to import Excel as perfectly as possible.
I bought this last week. 50 bucks, works perfectly. There is no client software, so I can run it on Linux. It simply plugs into the sound card. As stated, the remote only works in Windows. I hope it gets popular so some programmer whiz will make XMMS work with and X10 remote.
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Someone is doing it for Linux: Galeon. Check it out on SourceForge. It uses gecko with a simple GTK interface.
I have absolutely no stability problems with Gnome 1.2. I use it all the time and it hasn't crashed once. Get the latest from Helixcode.
I was there today. It's all Windows. Microscopic Linux presence, relatively speaking.
The Gnumeric spreadsheet from the Gnome project uses XML as it's native file format. I think their's is a project to watch. They also have as a goal to import Excel as perfectly as possible.
I bought this last week. 50 bucks, works perfectly. There is no client software, so I can run it on Linux. It simply plugs into the sound card. As stated, the remote only works in Windows. I hope it gets popular so some programmer whiz will make XMMS work with and X10 remote.
Actually, my company's enterprise software is written in BBx running on SCO right now. It's still out there in a lot of decent-sized companies.
I'm with you. They could at least charge a reasonable price for it.