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Maybe not innovation
But more along the lines of creating something a user(s) might need. If fact, Autodesk is in the works to create a version of LDD for linux(AutoCAD). I'm still waiting to see when it comes out, as i do support work for numerous Engineering firms. According to their support group it's being created and should roll out whenever it's done. Sometimes you have to go with an application that can work, until a big vendor that rules the market can create something for a new market gaining ground. I see most applications(third party) doing the same thing in the next couple of years myself. Linux itself is growing, and even though you may not accept that axe, it's true. It's only an opinion and in time we'll see if it comes to happen.
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It is all about Applications - period  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
Likely you're right  IT_User | 04/20/04
For a while there I thought you were talking  Laff | 04/20/04
Not in this century  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
Interesting..  FreeBSD | 04/20/04
And that is why B Gates and friends  Laff | 04/20/04
D A E M O N  FreeBSD | 04/20/04
Windows more fragmented than Unix/Linux  km4hr@... | 04/21/04
Re: Windows more fragmented than Unix/Linux  crm_z | 04/21/04
Living in the past, eh?  IT_User | 04/20/04
One platform  bchesmer | 04/20/04
Why no one here will ever take you seriously  Michael Kelly | 04/20/04
Re: Email client  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
Then why do you buy Windows and Office separately?  Michael Kelly | 04/20/04
Missing from office software suites  Yagotta B. Kidding | 04/20/04
Not all feel that way.  doe_z | 04/20/04
people do exactly that  voska | 04/20/04
re: another poor automobile/truck analogy  bgoss@... | 04/20/04
You don't hunt them down...  John Le'Brecage | 04/20/04
Cut and Paste.  doe_z | 04/20/04
I love this quote  Chad_z | 04/20/04
Innovation from Linux  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
New litany  Yagotta B. Kidding | 04/20/04
Litany...  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
Let me guess....  Laff | 04/20/04
It's a scared user  voska | 04/20/04
at least you said "those MCSE types"  Monkey_MCSE | 04/20/04
Re: too funny  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
MSCE's will have a place working on Legacy systems  km4hr@... | 04/21/04
My cut and paste works fine too  voska | 04/20/04
Linux works now  jdunn_z | 04/20/04
Hunt among 1000's of applications?????  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
eerrr....  Iain_Peters | 04/20/04
Why use Wine?  voska | 04/20/04
a web-browser that works on ALL sites?  IT_User | 04/20/04
a web-browser that works on ALL sites?  thomasgclough | 04/21/04
Windows has even further to go  thomasgclough | 04/21/04
Novell touts Linux as force for innovation  Loverock Davidson | 04/20/04
Read the article  IT_User | 04/20/04
Lovesux and DAEMON are twins, both confused  Spam-ZD | 05/05/04
Pot, meet the kettle...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/20/04
No, but they SHOULD  Michael Kelly | 04/20/04
First things first, Michael  IT_User | 04/20/04
An intelligent post  Louisiana oilman | 04/20/04
Maybe not innovation  Monkey_MCSE | 04/20/04
Time will tell its tale in this...  bchesmer | 04/20/04
Talk is very cheap  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
Congratulations  Yagotta B. Kidding | 04/20/04
Linux: the Force for Innovation that Imitates Windows  Anton Philidor | 04/20/04
microsoft imitates FOSS  John Le'Brecage | 04/20/04
Okay, but be consistent  Anton Philidor | 04/21/04
Well, at least your post was "innovative"  IT_User | 04/20/04
Upbeat message  Anton Philidor | 04/21/04
have to agree...  jimk_z | 04/20/04
Linux has NO innovation  Enterprise Analyst | 04/20/04
Just be more careful where you read and listen  IT_User | 04/20/04
Ignorance is bliss, isn't it Daemon?  John Le'Brecage | 04/20/04
Laws suits pending?  Louis Ross Focke | 04/21/04
Usability: Grokdoc will swamp Microsoft  Tomf@... | 04/20/04

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