Re: Is the proprietary camp winning ?

Chakkaradeep C C wrote:
>>
>> How does all this matter to the doctor anyway?
> 
> If it not going to benefit the end-user, its waste. For me, personally 
> OO is not as good as M$ Office and I wouldnt recommend it to any of Windows 
> Users.
> 
It is a fact that unless a s/w is nearly as good as a commercial 
alternative, it will not gain momentum. On OO Vs MS Word, mileage varies 
from one person to another. I have been a Word user for a very long time 
and switched to OO. I found it measures up quite well. I suspect this 
would be the case for many so long integration across spreadsheets, 
documents and databases are not very high on the list.

Mohan

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