That would be fine (except for net2phone which is going to become a pay
service soon - no more free calls) but I was thinking about the general
difficulty that often goes with getting a company to support linux -
particularly services/companies that are so far crammed up M$ but that even
their java implementation is STRICTLY windoze-only.
This really irks me that a java client app wont even work on a Mac, let alone
linux, that is running M$ IE! That is some really twisted, sick and wrong
coding. If someone else came into with a proper setup, it would have all the
customers that the other two services are blowing off - and still be
competitive for taking their bread and butter windoze clowns.
On Monday 05 February 2001 20:52, Joseph Red wrote:
> Praedor Tempus wrote:
> > It would be real nice if someone (Redhat? Mandrake? Suse?) decided to
> > setup a net to phone service that would work for ALL platforms and not
> > require each and every user to have special hardware addons. This is a
[...]
> I would think it might be better to work w/ dialpad or some other to
> develop an appropriate client. If <insert linux company here> decided
> to setup a similar service, they'd also have to place all the
> infrastructure. Far preferable to work with a preexisting
> infrastructure & only need to deal with one aspect, the client.
>
> Hey, what do I know? Makes sense to me:)
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