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Originally Posted by Chuck Norris
No need to wait. Go and test WP7 phone in a shop or read Mango reviews, like this one from Arstechnica. http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/rev...o-reviewed.ars.
Will be nice to se what they come up with.
Imagine Nokia logo to one of those pictures and you have the first Nokia WP7 phone. Specs will be identical or nearly identical and user experience exactly the same.
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Originally Posted by misterc
ppl are tired of having that kind of crap on their computers, they are not going to fall for it any more
Yes that is exactly my opinion regarding Open Office / Libre Office...
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why isn't m@ke$$h!t offering m$-off on Linux/GNU, if it is that good?
not even on Mac any more, if memory serves well
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not even on Mac any more, if memory serves well
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Originally Posted by misterc
Your memory has failed you. Microsoft Office is on Mac as well. It's IE and Windows Media Player that's no longer offered on the Mac.
why isn't m@ke$$h!t offering m$-off on Linux/GNU, if it is that good?
not even on Mac any more, if memory serves well
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And next time, please spell the damn things out. I absolutely hate reading those kinds of posts and having to decipher what the hell people mean. M$ - is this slashdot now!?
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2011-10-02
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Originally Posted by gerbick
how much is the fruit company (... you know who i'm talking about, right?) paying for the port?
Your memory has failed you. Microsoft Office is on Mac as well. It's IE and Windows Media Player that's no longer offered on the Mac.[...]
and still, the user has to pay on top of that ¦-)))))))
200% sure, it's not, repeat not, available on Linux/GNU...
how comes?
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Originally Posted by misterc
Apple doesn't pay anything for the port. Microsoft has profitable Mac Business Unit. Btw, it's actually easier and takes less keystrokes to write Apple than to write fruit company.
how much is the fruit company (... you know who i'm talking about, right?) paying for the port?
and still, the user has to pay on top of that ¦-)))))))
Originally Posted by misterc
Maybe because Linux on desktop has <1% marketshare and it's pretty much non-existent in office work space?
200% sure, it's not, repeat not, available on Linux/GNU...
how comes?
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Originally Posted by misterc
Microsoft, stock symbol MSFT, has a BU, a business unit set aside only for Mac products and development. Apple, stock symbol AAPL, does not pay for Microsoft Office; the application suite you erroneously assumed was no longer around previously.
how much is the fruit company (... you know who i'm talking about, right?) paying for the port?
and still, the user has to pay on top of that
And yes, like most software on OS X and Windows, you do have to pay for it. Here you go.
200% sure, it's not, repeat not, available on Linux/GNU...
how comes?
Hint over. Toodles.
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Originally Posted by Chuck Norris
Former MCSE/MCDBA - can't say I'm a Windows lover, but I'm a frequent Windows user and hell... they paid the bills for over a decade.
I'm sure we don't have any windows lovers here
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more desperate then anything else
it's about the fact that i can manage my device & install & remove whatever i want whenever i want.
and it works
m@ke$$h!t' $h!t simply doesn't work
period.
ppl are tired of having that kind of crap on their computers, they are not going to fall for it any more, certainly not if they have (better) free alternatives. well, one, @ least...
thus the patent war, buying of Motorola mobile et cetera et cetera et cetera...
PLUS: when is the last time you paid for an app you installed on your N900?