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Re: [myoss] Re: [ossig] [FOSS-PDI] Analysis: Limitations of OpenOffice.Org,by Andrew Brown, The Guardian
On 12/21/05 10:39 Colin Charles said the following:
> I have /repeatedly/ mentioned that you should either:
given your own admission that the oo.o developers dont eat their own
dogfood, i find this rather hollow. when the developers of the software
dont use their own software, it sends a less than desirable message to the
userbase.
> a) send them to me
> b) report it to IssueZilla and attach it
which makes it difficult as the documents are sensitive in nature, and much
worse, the error is randomly present across the slides in that set. and as
far as i remember, i've shown the bugs to you already.
> Keeping in view that FreeBSD packages are community built, there could
whatever the build process, the packages are distributed from the oo.o
website itself, and hence the responsibility would need to be theirs now,
wouldnt it ?
> Now, if this was MS Office, would you call MS Support? Would they care?
> ;-) Just curious, since I've never used it before
if it /was/ ms office, and it was a bug, they'd perhaps have a little more
responsibility towards it and handle the customer issue, instead of
attempting to shoot the messenger.
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dinesh@alphaque.com (0 0) http://www.alphaque.com/
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