In comp.os.linux.advocacy, [H]omer
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wrote
on Thu, 21 Jun 2007 05:21:55 +0100
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> Verily I say unto thee, that The Ghost In The Machine spake thusly:
>
>> Doctor Shlongwell does have a point; Linux has no "killer
>> apps" as such (as opposed to Microsoft, whose apps
>
> ... kill the users?
>
> Ah, finally that crass Americanism makes sense.
>
Heh...nice chop job, but point taken :-). One wonders
at times if Microsoft's notions of "ease of use" somehow
only make sense to marketeers and businessmen who play
"tick off the competitive form boxes".
Case in point: Visio editing. Of course part of my
distress may be because I come from a heavy CAD background;
Visio is not heavy CAD no matter how one drosses it up.
XFig is more straightforward for me, though I can't say
the GUI looks all that pretty.
But one can definitely check off
[*]figure editing
as a requirement in both cases.
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