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

[eric]

Sounds like firefox would have to jump on this wagon, make it a more two
tier app


Greg Neumann wrote:

> 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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>> And digg.com
>>
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