On 11/30/05, Steven Shelton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I totally agree with this approach (although I think that promoting the > "GIMPshop" variation of GIMP would make it more user-friendly), but I'm > wondering what the company is doing in terms of support for users. I agree, Steve (see my sig line). :-) So what are the other apps? I'm guessing CompareWeb is Firefox, > Thunderbird, and Nvu, and that "ComparePublish" is Scribus. What is > "Gizmo Phone"? > Gizmo Phone is another creation of Linspire. It's a Skype-like program that lets you use your computer like a phone. It uses a more open protocol that lets other apps interact with it. (Skype, I believe, is propriatary in that regard.) Gizmo works on Mac, Windows, and Linux. If CompareOffice is crossplatform (like Gizmo, Nvu, Firefox, Tb, GIMP, OOo, etc.) then ComparePublish can't be Scribus, unless Linspire or someone did some porting I wasn't aware of. Maybe that's why ComparePublish is "Coming Soon" (as per the website). -- - Chad Smith http://www.gimpshop.net/ Because everyone loves free software!
