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Maybe you didn't mean it that way, but I didn't consider that article as
bashing them for the changes.
I downloaded Mozilla some months ago, it's great. Looking forward to
Firefox. Nothing wrong with that. Most of us have to pay for our sins,
one way or another. Now it's their turn, and those of us (that's me too)
who helped bring them into their dominance.
By the way, I don't like the consumer getting taken for granted by them
as consumer or IT professional, so I've been gradually moving away from
the number one domating firm in any area. Methinks I may have to keep up
somewhat with Windows, but in other areas. OpenOffice.org works okay for
my home uses, though there's plenty missing I'm used to in MS Office
Might get StarOffice or some such, eventually. I've started using
non-Google browsers, too.
- Alan
So...after everybody has been bashing Microsoft about security, now that
they are attacking it head on they will get bashed because now people have
to turn keys to go thru a door?
Pretty tough to have it both ways. Perfect Security with wide open access.
In fact, if there where fewer words in that I'd call it an Oxymoron.
JMHO,
Bob
PS: Yes, SP2 will be a pain for all of.
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