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lem### [at] yahoo com wrote:
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> > But seriously, Quicktime suffers from the same problems as other formats: the
> > versions. On top of that: I had to download the latest Quicktime player to view
> > a certain fragment and it did some less friendly things to my setup (suddenly
> > it's a plugin in Netscape for formats I had no problem with, to name an
> > example).
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> It isn't available in Linux and is a closed source, which we should all
> boycott...
> I love Macintosh, but I hate closed source... My opinion
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Everything I make is closed source (even to me, at times) and I admit that
that's not always nice ;)
Another thing: I downloaded and installed the latest (?) QT a month ago to be
able to see some animations. Everytime I start it up now I get a message saying
I should upgrade! They're fast!
Definitely a user-unfriendly program.
Remco
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