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On 12/8/06, albartell <albartell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>The user and vendor community could build a new GUI that works with green screen apps, but such a thing would likely go nowhere if the base i5 remains geared down and over priced. This is one of the big downers of the iSeries IMO. How does one gain access to one if you don't work for a company that owns one? I don't think timeshare services count here as most people want to "play" like they "play" on their PC.
I share your frustration on this Aaron. User based pricing on p5 hardware would work great for hobbyists, small software houses, SOHO users. This is obvious to everyone with an unbiased view, from Timothy Morgan of ITJungle to people on this list. That is why I was hoping Trevor, with his in with the IBMers, could explain what is stopping them from making the system more competitive. -Steve
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