ges you to use Microsoft Word, you should try
to convince him that producing Microsoft Word documents with
LibreOffice is functionally equivalent, but without the license fee.
Business people usually understand "free as in beer better" than the
"free as in speech".
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Francis
> JFTR, that sounds a lot like the KDE target audience. My experience with
> seeing other long term Gnome users switch is that they are initially
> overwhelmed by the number of options and the customability, but once they get
> over trying to tweak everything, just because they can, and take a lit
tspoken firends)
on the Desktop Environment direction of Ubuntu.
Fergal:
I share your opinion. Providing feedback benefits the project.
Rodrigo:
Yes, I'll look it up.
Patrick:
Thanks for the link.
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Mark Shuttleworth said:
"we have the Classic desktop fallback in Natty, but will not in Oneiric"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/739812/comments/5
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