RayLopez99
2011-06-10 22:07:13 UTC
Again, I ask the timeless rhetorical question: who is seriously using
Linux for Serious Work? Since the first time I've posted this thread,
from years ago, only ONE (1) person has shown me they do Serious Work
(a defined term--for you first time viewers--I'm talking about an OS
that supports the Office Suite). This one person was a contract
manager who insisted on using Linux. He was valuable enough to his
organization that they let him get away with this stunt, and he ended
up converting all Linux work into Office format using some emulator
like Wine I suppose, or perhaps Linux somehow can export to .docx
format, though I don't see how.
One person in all these years. Just one.
Case closed.
RL
Linux for Serious Work? Since the first time I've posted this thread,
from years ago, only ONE (1) person has shown me they do Serious Work
(a defined term--for you first time viewers--I'm talking about an OS
that supports the Office Suite). This one person was a contract
manager who insisted on using Linux. He was valuable enough to his
organization that they let him get away with this stunt, and he ended
up converting all Linux work into Office format using some emulator
like Wine I suppose, or perhaps Linux somehow can export to .docx
format, though I don't see how.
One person in all these years. Just one.
Case closed.
RL