Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 198.240.213.26]
on October 18, 2007 11:04 AM
The original idea behind Linspire seemed reasonable to me. I thought there was a legitimate niche for it. I'd even have recommended it. But:
the ability to play Windows Media files, and the ability to open and save documents in Microsoft's OpenXML format.
Clue to Carmony: Don't be evil if you want people to support your product. Helping Microsoft to pass off its obfuscated, proprietary file formats as "standards" counts as evil in my book.
I used to wish Linspire well
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 198.240.213.26] on October 18, 2007 11:04 AMThe original idea behind Linspire seemed reasonable to me. I thought there was a legitimate niche for it. I'd even have recommended it. But:
the ability to play Windows Media files, and the ability to open and save documents in Microsoft's OpenXML format.
Clue to Carmony: Don't be evil if you want people to support your product. Helping Microsoft to pass off its obfuscated, proprietary file formats as "standards" counts as evil in my book.
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