For a developer it may not be. But for a normal user, that's all he cares about -- better software.
i say this more so for a common user than a developer. Also, as a GNU/Linux expert, one is not automatically expected to have
access to ways to enough money to buy a computer/laptop and have GNU/Linux installed to be able to churn out odf files at their will.
O.K, so in that case the only option is the lesser evil. Go to the windoze filled cyber cafe and download OOo for win32 and use ODT. Is it REALLY that hard? For example, I would have had trouble sending my resume fopr this
requirement two months back if the limitation was ODF only since I did not have access to my computer (which, by the way, runs nothing other than Debian sid).
You rock :-) That doesn't mean that I do not know or care about
document formats, freedom, etc.
refer to the above. Regards, - vihan -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
