[nflug] [Fwd: MM: Bye Bye Microsoft Word, Hello ajaxWrite]

[Greg Neumann]

My point exactly. It needs to be robust enough that a "/." effect won't break 
the app. If I put myself into an average home user frame of mind, why should I 
want something that starts out broken when the time I spent waiting for it could 
have been spent installing something locally that works? I suspected it was a 
"/. effect",  but none  of my siblings or co-workers even know what "/." means, 
let alone what the "/. effect" is. Robertson is certainly aware of it, and has 
the resources to counter it, even if only for the day. That he didn't makes me 
even less inclined to look again. Hmm. wonder what it would work like on a 
dialup connection under ideal conditions.
-Greg

Jesse Jarzynka wrote:
> Jonathan Skulski wrote:
>> It just appeared on /. front page so I don't know that now is the best 
>> time to try it out.
>>
>> On 3/23/06, *funlover2* < funlover2 at gmail.com 
>> <mailto:funlover2 at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>     I tried this at school from OS X in Firefox, and I let it try to
>>     load for 5 minutes before I gave up.  I'm trying it in XP Pro and
>>     Firefox now.
>>
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