Well, still personally, without high speed network I would prefer reading physical books, for I can hardly start my work, whatever the cloudy stuffs are being used or not.
Being connected all the time, is the way that part of people are living in. Cloudy stuff serves the people who connected, as the computer stuff serves the people who plugged. Oh, Yes, we are talking about the mobility of Openoffice…But I guess there will be a big intersection between the group of guys who want to use Openoffice on the mobile devices and the group of guys who are always connected. For the people who want to use the Openoffice on the mobile devices but not be connected?…Yes we need an APP at the time. But as the people can get the APP from the APP store, I guess they just met the broken network occasionally. So, what about enjoying a book in the moment? :D 在 2012/10/19 12:20 AM，"Larry Gusaas" <larry.gus...@gmail.com>写道： > On 2012-10-18 8:10 AM Fan Zhengzhou wrote: > >> Personally, I think the cloudy Openoffice would be a better choice. For >> based on it, we need not to care about the different specifications among >> the popular devices. >> > > That would be a bad choice. Users could only use OpenOffice when they had > access to the internet. Also many people only have slow dial-up access. > > -- > ______________________________**___ > > Larry I. Gusaas > Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Canada > Website: http://larry-gusaas.com > "An artist is never ahead of his time but most people are far behind > theirs." - Edgard Varese > > >
