What can probably be done is to convince companies like RedHat to
include commercial support for KOffice and KDE. That will go a long way in
solving the problem of customer support. But Redhat supporting KDE ??!!

vinny

> Ummm, there seems to be a lack of support right across the board, not
> just in kde/koffice and to be fair in Caldera too. The best support has
> always been in the user groups and lists, but thats as always passing
> the buck. Microsoft support has been a joke, as a past user of Amiga
> they had the developers in lists on the old newsgroups in Amiganet.
> What is worrying me is will the linux developement as a blanket group
> miss the bloody oportunity presented to them by current events. I
> sincerley hope not and wish I was younger and able to be a part of this.
> 

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E-Mail: Vinodh <vinny@innomedia.soft.net>
Date: 26-Nov-99
Time: 14:52:37
WHERE CAN THE MATTER BE
        Oh, dear, where can the matter be
        When it's converted to energy?
        There is a slight loss of parity.
        Johnny's so long at the fair.

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