On 22-Dec-06, at 9:00 AM, Debarshi Ray wrote:
principle of foss - many small tools, each doing one thing well,
rather than one big monolithic application that tries to do
everything.
Reminds me of GNU Emacs. The same logic applies to it, after all it
does many more things than OpenOffice.org. Many 'savvy' users do have
a liking for it. Do you think it is 'good enough'?
that is another monster. I personally know several people who use it
for macho reasons, and it is a serious hindrance to their
productivity. It is like the harley davidson bike - the owner is so
busy tuning it and bragging about it that he rarely gets to go
anywhere. If i program, i like specialised tools - one for html, js
and css, another for python, another for text editing, another for
remote editing ...
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