yea well ...There seems to be a bit of truth to this statement
"Today the browsers have gotten rich enough that it's not the kind of software
that you can develop and test in a university-type of environment," he said.
the next post talks about execs leaving netscape....
then we hear about ie being ported to unix [yech]
seems to me that before netscape was bought out by aol we had a chance but in the
last year or so its been downhill and ie seems to take up the slak.
One other observation on my part... concidence or not, but the instablity seemd to
arise when ns realeased its source-- it dosnt seem the OS programmers going
anywhere with it. It just seems to get more resource hungry and less stable.
Dont get me wrong... Ive *never* even used ie!! and I hate to see ns take a
downslide which IMO apears to be happening
rob
"Fred A. Miller" wrote:
> Ya really should read this one! If Gates is quiet about other software, he
> normally isn't too worried about it. Now, he's talking, and he's FUDing...big
> time, and he's doing all he can to get a few "flakes" in the industry to rig a
> test showing NT is better. Amazing......he's still fighting with the DOJ, and
> HAS to know that if he goes back to court next month without a settlement with
> the DOJ, Jackson is going to come down VERY hard on MS, and he's pulling all
> these stunts. Anyway, Linux IS "getting" to him....no doubt about that.
>
> Fred
>
> http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2241918,00.html
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