On Thursday 30 May 2002 17:48, Hans Ekbrand wrote: > On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 05:31:09PM -0400, Anthony Dean wrote: > > >Do you mean more comfortable and familiar? I think you do because there > > > is no reason that someone couldn't be just as productive on a linux box > > > as they > > >could be on a windows machine. There are lots of variables to figure in > > > to productive. I think you need to revise that one. > > > > I'll partially agree with that, but there still isn't a desktop app where > > the Linux version is better than the Windows version. > > There are many reasonable definitions on "better" that make that > statement not true. > > > OpenOffice can't do as much (or as fast) as MS Office; > > Indeed, but in many ways it is nevertheless "better". Personally I > have to use MS Word for a specific document with more advanced layout > requirements, but I have found, when working on other documents, the > UI of OpenOffice to be more intuitive (making me more productive) in > many ways. It runs like bloated pig, though. > > > Mozilla is almost as good as IE, > > Many would say that Mozilla is superiour to IE. Again, it's a matter of > what you find important (how you define "better"). Konqueror is even better than both of them, ftp, command line, cd ripping, cd encoding, etc. -- "The place of the material world in the universe is that of an exquisitely beautiful precipitate or varied cloud-work in the universal Ęther, determined by a geometrical necessity...." ~ Professor John G. Macvicar1870 ~
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