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i can definitely see myself using this
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tried this, but couldn’t adjust to it; maybe another time
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Google Spreadsheets adds ODF support; while there will still undoubtedly be many who mistakenly (IMO) compare this offering to Excel, the fact is that Writely/Spreadly have the potential to be the most widely available ODF application set
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some interesting metrics relating to the question of cross-platform application development and support
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i’ll try and write something up on this soon, but i agree w/ Donnie’s comment: this is happening elsewhere, and is becoming more prevalent. i also, frankly, think it’s to be expected. the key is goals, i think.
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i’ll need to write this up to, but Mark is as usual very diplomatic and respectful; i fully agree that a lot of the difficulty here is about goals, which is why i’ve been confused when i’ve heard Debian folks talk about being more like Ubuntu
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cote’s already mentioned this for us, but i should have something to say about it as well; either way, *love* the Q&A format 😉
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“What “Web 2.0″ has changed is people’s expectations regarding user experience.” don’t agree w/ all of Peter’s claims here, but this is a great point: my Mom might not use “Web 2.0” sites like Digg and so on, but she does use Google Maps
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