Vicky Plaha wrote:
> No, netscape is NOT part of KDE, and you're right!
> However, neither is it part of Windoze! I'm not
> comparing IE with Konqueror.
That's good. Each of them have good points and bad points.
> Look, I've given up half a decade ago on M$ making any
> decent server os. However, to beat it on the desktop,
> one will have to do something that is 'obvious' to
> your (and my) grandmother when she looks at the
Well, First of all I am glad to see that people think linux can make it. Few
years ago they didn't even bother to think in this direction(This is not to you.
Just in general..)
> working for a few minutes is: err....can you give me
> the other thing only...this is too complicated! And
> believe me, i've got dual boot on most of my PCs here.
May be for KOffice but not for other parts. KMail is good enough. And even with
KWord I find it simple to use than word. LEss cluttering aboard...And stylist is
good. I liked it...
> BTW, have you noticed (admit it) that handling tables
> in MS Word is far easier than doing the same in
> KOffice! I'm yet to get comfortable with the new
> style. A good thing should be adopted (like tables
> from Word) before it gets patented ;-) wot?
I agree but things have improved and instead of putting a table, if you put a
kspread frame it always worked. Native tables was a problem. But I think it's
been addressed.
Word is a good editor but not good enough word processor. KWord is reaching
there. Will surpass others soon.(No offecse to other suits like abiword. I have
never tried them). Of course barring lyx/latex...
About kword I will let you know in couple of days. Writing my first official
document in KWord and using HTML as communication medium with word. I hope the
experiment works.
Shridhar
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