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Story: No Office on Linux 'at this time'
Posted by: rickst29 (Wednesday 5 October 2005, 9:48 PM)
Fine with me: For the desperate, an extra $40 for WINE solves the problem. For those who don't want their data hidden within proprietary changed-with-every-release MS data formats, switching to OpenDocument sooner is probably easier than it will be later.
I have read that MS intends to encrypt the entire disk under "vista", further hiding your data. You'd best assert YOUR ownership of YOUR DATA before it's too late.
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Story: No Office on Linux 'at this time'
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As someone said on LinuxToday: "Can we have that... David F. Skoll -
The REAL question is : WHY do we NEED Office? Off... Bobcat
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MS can't afford to put Office on Linux and it... Shane Sturrock -
Back in the early days M$ had an R&D div... oldator -
Who the shaq cares?
I think that Linux, software-w... Joe "Frapazoid" Cooper
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Microsoft will experience a slow but verry sure su... Anonymous
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Microsoft OS and o... Jon
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The Microsoft market share will become... Arthur B.
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