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- linux users don't want to pay for software
- Linux users are loathe to pay for software. Once the source is available, who is going to pay?
- Posted by: archerjoe Posted on: 03/16/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Should be using Mozilla
richman555 | 03/15/04
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limited current market.
ryusen | 03/15/04
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Nice try, but...
Fred Fredrickson | 03/15/04
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Nice try, but... "RE"
petem@... | 03/16/04
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linux users don't want to pay for software
archerjoe | 03/16/04
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never use anything that takes over you browser
JWatson77 | 03/16/04
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