Thanks to Skip Collins
for this link.
“Lots of Linux users want Microsoft Office on their desktop.
Nevertheless, says Duncan, Microsoft hasn’t heard an outcry for
Linux in its surveys, its usability studies, or in discussions with
its major customers.”
“Linux users now have an opportunity to change Microsoft’s mind.
Duncan has set up a special e-mail address for people who have
comments or questions about Microsoft and Linux. Just drop a note
to linuxq@microsoft.com.”
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