Mike Raiford wrote:
> What I'd love to see is a non-proprietary standard for rich, interactive
> web applications, like flash, that had a full-featured authoring package
> backing them. If you make it easy for content creators to create content
> in your format, then you'll have content in that format.

Maybe people who write open standards hate rich-media interactive web
applications, especially the kind made by the average noob with a WYSIWYG
editor? :D

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Nicolas Alvarez <nic### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> Darren New wrote:
> > Warp wrote:
> >> namely silverlight?
> > 
> > Doesn't Moonlight work?

> Wine exists. That doesn't stop me from complaining about Windows-only apps.

  (Especially since wine can run only a small fraction of Windows programs.)

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>>>> namely silverlight?
>>> Doesn't Moonlight work?
> 
>> Wine exists. That doesn't stop me from complaining about Windows-only apps.

Stop Wining. ;-)

>   (Especially since wine can run only a small fraction of Windows programs.)

It's news to be that Wine can successfully run *any* Windows programs at 
all. OTOH, I haven't actually tried it, because... well, usually if I've 
gone to all the bother of using Linux, it's because I want to use Linux. ;-)

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