LOL. Don't be reading that into my text. I said crappy dell machines. I didn't say all dell machines :P... Splitting hairs I know, but I'm in an argumentative mood and I needed a big company to pick on.
Rigel On 1/26/06, Alan Frayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Now, now! OOo runs just fine on my crappy Dell laptop, dual-booting in > both W2K and SuSE 9. > > Rigel wrote: > > Thanks for the trial run Kip. We really appreciate and hope that as > > OOo progresses it will even be able to run on crappy Dell machines. > > > > Three cheers for open source anyway! > > > > Rigel > > > > On 1/26/06, kip <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >> Hey all > >> > >> I had to move my group off OO as it just didnt cut it with the doc group. > >> Too bad--it's a sweet suite and elegantly clean and simple in appearance. > >> But it was Crash City on all our Dell desktops and Dell and Gateway > >> laptops. > >> I will try again in 6 months (or whenever I see the problems with working > >> with larger docs addressed). > >> > >> I'm just SO tired of monster footprints, too many features, big files, and > >> dated, ugly, not-friendly UIs as found withOffice, WP, and Adobe. I'm not > >> happy about it, but my POC with OO failed to meet metrics and I ended up > >> having to deliver in Word. > >> > >> kip > >> > -- > Alan Frayer > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
