Jeremy,
I'm curious why you'd rather go with a non-KDE utility? I'm not a
KDE guru, but I've seen very good results with people that use it.
The other non-commercial office software packages always seem so
disjointed where KDE seems to have spearheaded the effort.
List,
Doesn't the City of Largo use KDE via thin clients? When are we
going to meet that guy anyway?
Mario
>Folks-
>
>Demo-ing linux on a small scale for a business in Orlando, and one of the
>main concerns is MS Office compatibility. (Of course) I'm going to recommend
>StarOffice and Applixware as suites, or AbiWord and Gnumeric as
>stand-alone programs.
>
>Two part question:
>a.) What's a good equivalent to MS access or powerpoint? Preferably gnome
>and not KDE, with an equivalent "look n' feel" to MS.
>
>b.) Anyone tried Samba 3.0's active directory features? If so, wanna talk
>shop?
>
>Still pretty new to slug,
>Jeremy
>
>--
>This message courtesy of PINE!
>It's the fresh scent, not the graphics.
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