Hi!
For the record Firefox and Thunderbird are available for windows. In
deed That is what I am using at present. I am not familiar with Abiword.
I expect it has been available also. While installing updated I happened
on a site that listed the popularity by name. Netscape was less than 1%,
Firefox about 15%, Thunderbird about 17%, IE about 84%. And the Frontier
tecks are familiar with Firefox and Thunderbird.
Adam wrote:
>To answer a question that came up at Wednesday's lunch: If you put the
>Ubuntu 7.10 CD into a running Windows box, you get a pretty menu that
>lets you install any or all of Firefox, Thunderbird, and Abiword, all
>for Windows of course, not sure which versions of those apps. This
>spreads the cause of OSS even to people who have no interest in Linux.
>
>Adam
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