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> > In the same way I doubt RedHAt should keep shipping half a dozen mail
> > user agents.
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> Do you wish to voluteer to answer the phone for the people whose mailer you
> dumped 8). We could ship just joe, its an editor, good for small boxes, who
> needs emacs or vi 8)
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That is why I introduced condition 3: a program is kept if it has a
significant user base.
BTW the industry has a tradition of dumping products when they no
longer have enough user base despite the howlings of the last die
hards: just try getting a Betamax K7 or 120 octane fuel for a WWII
fighter (no longer legal for race cars, not needed for jets so it is
no longer sold).
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Jean Francois Martinez
Project Independence: Linux for the Masses
http://www.independence.seul.org
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