Re: What's the Big Deal with Firefox?
"Howard Brazee" <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.windows |
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| Organization | Another Netscape Collabra Server User |
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On 14-Jan-2005, Ed Mullen <[email protected]> wrote: > . I prefer the suite concept over the FF + TB concept, so > >>Mozilla is just a better fit for me. > > > > > > If you prefer the suite concept over the best of breed concepts, then you're > > the ideal MicroSoft customer. > > Why in heavens name would you reply like that to a very reasonable > response? Sheesh. It doesn't even make sense. Microsoft's analogous > products are NOT a suite like Mozilla. IE and OE are just like FF and > TB: a *pair* of apps. Outlook is part of Office. > And "best of breed" may be arguable for FF vs. IE, I'm not sure TB is > there yet. Neither, separately or paired, in my experience, is a match > for the Suite. Just my opinion. The discussion is which concept is better, not which implementation. He prefers the suite concept. Microsoft likes to sell suits to people who like the suite concept and who might or might not have bought Access along with their Excel, had they been shopping for best of breed. Implementation issues can override philosophical preferences, but the above quote was only concerned with the latter.